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Geospatial Science & Engineering Seminar Series: Fall 2012
Seminars are scheduled for Monday afternoons from 4 to 5pm in Wecota-100, the Sunroom.
| AUG 27 | Dr. Bill Hargrove, Landscape Ecologist, Eastern Forest Environmental Threat Assessment Center, USDA Forest Service -- Southern Research Station:
ForWarn Forest Disturbance Change Detection System Provides a Weekly Snapshot of US Forest Conditions to Aid Forest Managers
Webcast Recording
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| SEP 03 | Labor Day - no seminar.
| | SEP 10 | Dr. Armel Kaptue, Post-Doctoral Fellow, GIScCE, SDSU:
Vegetation dynamics and hydrological changes in ponds of the Central Sahel within the last 40 years.
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| SEP 17 | Prof. Hilary Hungerford, Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, SDSU:
Looking beyond the map: water access in Niamey, Niger.
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| SEP 24 | Prof. Xiao Qin, Assistant Professor, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, SDSU:
Spatial analysis of road weather safety data using a Bayesian hierarchical modeling approach.
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| OCT 01 | Dr. Naiara Pinto, Research Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of Maryland:
Discovering hidden gradients in forest structure with active remote sensing.
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| OCT 08 | Native Americans Day - no seminar.
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| OCT 15 | Prof. Alistair Smith, Assistant Professor, University of Idaho:
Remote sensing of fire severity and intensity.
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| OCT 22 | Dr. Jordan Muss, Post-Doctoral Fellow, GIScCE, SDSU:
Shape-based metrics: A means of wringing more information from lidar waveforms.
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| OCT 29 | Dr. Birgit Peterson, Scientist, ARTS, USGS EROS Center:
Large-area fuel mapping using airborne and spaceborne lidar
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| NOV 12 | Veterans Day - no seminar.
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| NOV 19 | Prof. Carol Johnston, Professor, Department of Natural Resource Management, SDSU:
Land use impacts of row crop expansion in the Dakotas: What is being lost?
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| NOV 26 | Dr. Chris Wright, Post-Doctoral Fellow, GIScCE, SDSU:
Land use change, climate change, and habitat connectivity in the Prairie Pothole Region
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| DEC 03 | Dead Week - no seminar. |
| DEC 10 | Finals Week - no seminar. |
Spring 2012 Seminar Series
Fall 2011 Seminar Series
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