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7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 
This study was supported by Natural Sciences Engineering 
Research Council. (NSERC) of Canada Discovery Grant. 
Authors are grateful for the conference Travel Grant awarded to 
Verda Kocabas by the Department of Geography at Simon 
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