Faculty in Assessment, Monitoring and Geospatial Analysis
Name | Topics | Areas of Study |
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Brian H. Aukema |
Forest entomology, statistics |
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Chad Babcock |
Remote sensing, forest inventory, geospatial analysis, and Bayesian statistics |
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Paul V. Bolstad |
GIS in natural resource analysis, forest ecology, spatial data analysis |
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Jennifer Corcoran |
Areas of Specialization: land cover change detection using remotely sensed data; spatial analyses of forest disturbance; implementation and effectiveness of foresty best management practices; water quality implications of forest practices at the watershed scale; risk assessment. |
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Grant Domke |
Carbon dynamics in natural and managed ecosystems, resource inventory and assessment, ecosystem health, dendroecology, global change, bioenergy, forest canopy dynamics, ecosystem modeling, and forest biomass and carbon accounting. |
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Chris Edgar |
Forest resource anaylsis |
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Alan R. Ek |
Biometrics: Sampling, resource inventory, modeling forest dynamics |
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John R. Fieberg |
Statistical ecology, population dynamics, wildlife survival analysis |
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Mark H. Hansen |
Forest Survey, data close up base management systems |
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Jason D. Hill |
Energy and food sustainability; bioenergy, life cycle assessment |
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Howard M. Hoganson |
Forest management planning, Integrating economic and ecological objectives, Application of tools from operations research to forestry problems, Regional timber supply involving multiple timber markets, mixed-species stands and multiple land ownership, Spatial arrangement of forested landscapes. |
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Diana L. Karwan |
Variations in climate and land use; physical, chemical, and ecological transport processes |
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Joseph F. Knight |
Remote Sensing and Geospatial Analysis |
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Ronald E. McRoberts |
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Mark Nelson |
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C. Hobie Perry |
Forest soils, inventory, hydrology |
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Matthew Russell |
Primary topics of interest are forest ecosystem health, modeling forest ecosystem dynamics, and forest analytics. |
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John Zobel |
Forestry Biometrics |
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