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Exploring Sensor Signals in Fire Analysis

A comprehensive study using sensor signals for fire analysis, sourced from scholarly journals and robust databases. Perfect for academic research and scientific insights.

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Exploring Sensor Signals in Fire Analysis

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  1. Research Sources • Use the CFCC library as the gateway for all searches • Combined Science Database Search • Great for scientific articles • MasterFile Complete • Great for trade journals

  2. Title (underline) Author City of Publication, Publisher, Year Bibliographic Citations • A Book: Brown, Dereck. Going Around Again. New York: Jacobs, 2004.

  3. Authors Title (quotes) Volume, Year published, Pages Journal Title (underline) Bibliographic Citations • Scholarly Journal Article Davis, William D., Thomas Cleary, Michelle Donnelly, and Samuel Hellerman. "Using Sensor Signals to Analyze Fires." Fire Technology 39 (2003): 295-308.

  4. Title of Website (underline) Date created or version # Author Title of webpage (quotes) Date accessed URL Bibliographic Citations • Website Gabbler, Sam. “Myths About Marriage” Super Science. 2 Jan. 2003. 8 Oct. 2004. http://www.superscience.org/myths/article3928.html.

  5. Bibliographic Citations • Work Cited page • List in alphabetical order by authors last name; this is done regardless of resource • If the article lacks an author list using the first letter of title • Omit words like: a, an, the • i.e.: A Christmas Story would be listed using the “C” in A Christmas Story

  6. For more Citation Examples • Gibaldi, Joseph. MLA handbook for writers of research papers.New York: Modern Language Association of America, 2003 . • CFCC Library call number: LB 2369 .G53 2003 • The Free Automatic Bibliography and Citation Maker

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