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Part of the Geography Commons

2022

Benefits, Costs, and Spatial Trends of Ecotourism in Iceland, Elliot Spicer
Student Symposium

2020

Developing a Baseline for Monitoring Plant Health of a Prescribed Burn in a Small Nature Preserve, Dustin Braden
Student Symposium

Monitoring Melt Due to Red Algae on The Harding Icefield 2013-2019, Madeleine Rea
Student Symposium

2019

Remote Sensing and Community Engagement, Lucas Farmer
Student Symposium

Using remote sensing and GIS techniques combined with weather and climate data to create a deeper understanding the wildfire Campfire in California, Lucas Farmer
Student Symposium

Shrinkage of Tropical Glaciers in Peru, Ashley McCracken
Student Symposium

Paradise Gone Nuclear: The Long Term Effects of Nuclear Testing in French Polynesia, Kayla Adolph
Student Symposium

Generating a Supraglacial Melt-Lake Inventory Near Jakobshavn, West Greenland, Using a New Semi-Automated Lake-Mapping Technique, Nathan A. Rowley, John M. Fegyveresi
Geology & Geography Faculty Work

2018

Fighting in the Irish Environment: the landscape in ancient Irish military matters, Colin McGarry
Student Symposium

Wolfing around the Border: Medieval Irish Warbands and Werewolves, Colin McGarry
Student Symposium

2017

Physical Fences and Social Boundaries: The Human Implications of Privatizing Nature in Patagonia Park, Elizabeth Sizer
Student Symposium

2016

Deforestación y Reforestación: Studying and Documenting the Affects of Deforestation and Subsequent Environmental Restoration Efforts in Chilean Patagonia's Chacabuco Valley, Jackson Hotaling
Student Symposium

The Development of Resident Professional Theatre in the USA, 1913-2013: A Geographic Perspective, Luke Steffen
Student Symposium

Mars: Visualizing Ancient Hydrology with Software and 3D Models, Beau Srinivasan
Student Symposium

Making Maps: A Visual Guide to Map Design for GIS, John Krygier, Denis Wood
Geology & Geography Faculty Books

2011

Making Maps: A Visual Guide to Map Design for GIS, John Krygier, Denis Wood
Geology & Geography Faculty Books

2005

Making Maps: A Visual Guide to Map Design for GIS, John Krygier, Denis Wood
Geology & Geography Faculty Books