HARVEST
University of Saskatchewan's Research Archive
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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Field comparison of intranasal and injectable bovine respiratory disease vaccination on beef calf antibody concentrations, average daily gain, and bovine respiratory disease morbidity
(2019-04-25)Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) is a multifactorial disease complex that is common in feedlot operations, where it causes major economic loss through: reduction in average daily gain, treatment costs, and mortality. ... -
Internal thermal boundary layer stability in phase transition modulated convection
(AGU, 1997-02)The stability of a horizontal thermal boundary layer embedded within a very viscous fluid is investigated using the formalism of linear stability analysis. Thin thermal boundary layers in deep fluid regions and in the ... -
Navigating Indigenous Leadership in a Settler Colonial World: Ron and Patricia John 'Come Home' to Stó:lõ Politics
(2019-04-23)This thesis explores the evolution of Stó:lõ Leadership in the Fraser Valley from the seventies to the nineties, with a focus on Chawathil First Nation (located near Hope, BC). Through a combination of archival and oral ... -
Out-of-plane behaviour of concrete block walls with unbonded reinforcement
(2019-04-23)The use of grout in conventional reinforced masonry construction increases the cost and time of construction but, when used in combination with reinforcing steel, allows walls subject to out-of-plane loads an enhanced ... -
Dendroarchaeology in the Mackenzie Mountains: The Moose Horn Pass Caribou Fence (KjRx-1)
(2019-04-23)The Moose Horn Pass Caribou Fence site is a collection of three wooden fences located in the Tulita District of the Sahtu Settlement Area, of the Northwest Territories. Situated in traditional Shúhtagoťine (Mountain Dene) ... -
Re-imagining Teacher Leadership: An Autoethnographic Inquiry
(2019-04-22)Leadership has been given deliberate prominence in education in the quest to activate educational capacity and improve educational performance within schools (Hargreaves & Ainscow, 2015). Expectations for the teaching ... -
APPLYING GLADUE PRINCIPLES REQUIRES MEANINGFUL INCORPORATION OF INDIGENOUS LAWS AND PERSPECTIVES, INCLUDING CONSIDERATION OF COMMUNITY-BASED ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION
(2019-04-18)This thesis considers Canadian criminal sentencing laws and the implications of such upon Indigenous people.1 In particular, this thesis advocates for the immersion of Indigenous means of justice, including community-based ... -
The Anthropology of SARS and the Leveraging of Cultural Logics in Vietnam
(2019-04-18)With the accessibility of air travel, infectious diseases such as SARS, MERS, Avian Influenza and Ebola have become extremely mobile. Although severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) originated in China, it wasn't diagnosed ... -
Characterization of Spintronic Systems using Soft X-ray spectroscopy
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Geomicrobiology and geochemistry of fluid fine tailings in an oil sands end pit lake
(2019-04-18)End pit lakes are a proposed mine closure landscape for fluid fine tailings (FFT) in the Athabasca oil sands region of northern Alberta, Canada. Oil sands end pit lakes are created when FFT are transferred into a mined-out ...