Maryland Shared Open Access Repository
MD-SOAR is a shared digital repository platform for eleven colleges and universities in Maryland. It currently is funded entirely by the University System of Maryland and Affiliated Institutions (USMAI) Library Consortium (usmai.org) but also includes other collaborating partner institutions. MD-SOAR is jointly governed by all participating libraries, who have agreed to share policies and practices that are necessary and appropriate for the shared platform. Within this broad framework, each library provides customized repository services and collections that meet local institutional needs. Please follow the links below to learn more about each library's repository services and collections.
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Frequency following response (FFR): examining variability of this complex response
(2017-10-19)One aspect of the frequency-following response (FFR) which reflects neural representation of pitch at the level of the brainstem that has proven difficult to explain is the significant amount of variability seen in the ... -
Geopolitics from below: Student perceptions of contemporary US-Turkey relations
(The Arab World Geographer, 2008)This paper analyzes a survey involving 288 participants from three Turkish universities (Sabanci University, Gebze Institute of Technology, and Istanbul University) that was carried out to evaluate and analyze students’ ... -
Geopolitics from above: A review of US-Turkey bilateral relations, 1947-2006
(The Arab World Geographer, 2008)This paper analyzes geopolitical changes and continuity in bilateral relations between Turkey and the United States from the Truman Doctrine in 1947 to the present. While the relationship was referred to as an “alliance” ... -
Exploring location patterns of gasoline stations on Virginia’s Eastern Shore: Field logistics and lessons learned
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Gasoline station morphology on Virginia’s Eastern Shore
(Southeastern Geographer, 2013)Gasoline stations are a ubiquitous component of the modern built environment. Gasoline stations are largely included within people’s daily spatial routines given the nature of modern transportation, particularly in mobile ...
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