Welcome to HARVEST, the University of Saskatchewan’s research archive.

HARVEST is a technology and service platform (institutional repository) that contributes to the mission of the University community by enabling sharing and long-term preservation of research, scholarly, and artistic works.

Although still early in development, HARVEST will serve the public good by promoting and connecting discovery of open access content to the world. HARVEST also provides a convenient way for researchers to deposit their research in an open access repository to meet the requirements of various funding agencies.

It also functions as the digital repository for the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies electronic theses collection.

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• An Algorithm for Garbage Collection in Multicomputer Systems 

  Komarla, Eshwari Prasad (1988-09)

  There is widespread interest in multicomputer parallelism. Functional languages with their inherent parallelism can form a basis for programming these machines. These languages dynamically allocate memory, objects are ...

• THE DEVELOPMENT OF MY SPATIAL CONSCIOUSNESS BEYOND PAINTING AND TWO-DIMENSIONAL SPACE TO THE CONSTRUCTED RELIEF AND ARCHITECTONIC SPACE 

  Kloes, James Crawford (1983-08)

• ADEQUACY ASSESSMENT AT HLI USING MODIFIED FOUR-STATE MODELS 

  Khonsari, Hamid Reza (1994-09)

  The research work reported in this thesis deals with the application of probabilistic methods to adequacy assessment at hierarchical level I (HLI) with due considerations given to operating criteria. In a conventional ...

• A SECURITY BASED APPROACH TO COMPOSITE POWER SYSTEM RELIABILITY EVALUATION 

  Khan, M. D. Easin (1991-01)

  There is considerable interest in the application of probability methods to composite system reliability evaluation. The problem is extremely complex because of the need to include detailed modelling of both generation and ...

• FAST ADEQUACY ASSESSMENT OF COMPOSITE POWER SYSTEMS 

  Khan, M. D. Easin (1988-04)

  Quantitative adequacy assessment of a composite power system is generally done using a contingency enumeration approach. Exhaustive ade­quacy analysis includes the evaluation of·contingencies, the classification of these ...

• CONTINUITY 

  Kavanagh, Mary Elizabeth (1995-07)

• DETERMINATION OF SYNCHRONOUS MACHINE PARAMETERS FROM FREQUENCY RESPONSE DATA 

  Khalil, Sameh Mohamed Hosny (1986-01)

  The accuracy of the theoretical results obtained from stability analysis of power systems depends significantly on the selection of the parameters of the synchronous machines. These parameters are usually obtained from ...

• HOMING INSTINCT 

  Jones, Miranda (1989-04)

• THE DEVELOPMENT OF MY PAINTING 1977 - 1981 

  Johnstone, Hillary Anne (1982)

  In this paper, I trace the development of my painting from my fourth year as a student of Fine Arts at the University of Calgary to my third year in the Master of Arts programme at the University of Saskatchewan. During ...

• IMPACTS OF ENERGY LIMITED UNITS ON GENERATING CAPACITY ADEQUACY ASSESSMENT 

  Oteng-Adjei, Joe (1986-10)

  This thesis investigates the effects of energy limitations of generating units on overall system reliability. A generating system may fail to supply the load demand due to a shortage of capacity associated with equipment ...