David Bradley is a News Anchor at ABC7 Amarillo. He covers a diverse range of topics, including animals, science, and travel, while also focusing on themes such as media, climate change, and the impact of AI. David's work has been featured in various publications, including The Press and Journal, Evening Express, and Medical Xpress.
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David Bradley's coverage spans a variety of topics, including content & publishing, entertainment news, and engineering. With a heavy emphasis on citing data, he seems to favor evidence-based reporting. He covers diverse subjects such as circadian rhythm, mobile phone use, cloud formations, pesticide detection, artificial intelligence and social media.
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A new method for managing urban traffic at multi-intersection networks is discussed in the International Journal of Information and Communication
With about 400 miles of trails in the spacious 165,000 acre Pisgah Ranger district there would seem to be plenty of room to roam for hikers, bikers and horse riders. Trail mileage appears to be expanding, however, yet not necessarily in authorized ways.
By: David Bradley
A new method for classifying calligraphy and painting images could be used in the management of cultural heritage, according to research published in the International Journal of Information and Communication Technology.
Research published in the International Journal of Information and Communication Technology suggests that machine learning tools might be used to detect and so combat financial fraud.
Counting crows… no… sorry… Starlings If you've been captivated by the starling murmurations this winter, you may be wondering how many birds are in those vast swirling flocks.
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The ravages of Hurricane Helene will be felt by outdoor enthusiasts for months if not years, according to local land managers who spoke Friday at the monthly Transylvania Natural Resources Council meeting.
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By: David Bradley
An affordable housing project on nearly 4 acres along Azalea Avenue in Brevard moved a step closer to reality Tuesday when the city’s housing committee voted to send a report on the recent public input events and revised public interests on the project to the council for potential endorsement.
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