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A Prototype of a
Landscape Forest Ecosystem Management Tool Using a State Transition Model
and a GIS
- presented by Magdiel Ablan
Institute of Applied Sciences, University of North Texas
Denton, TX, USA
with Susan Monteleone, Miguel F. Acevedo
email: ablan@unt.edu
Forest
Fire Modeling in the Swiss
National Park
- presented by Britta Allgöwer
Department of Geography, University of Zürich
Zürich, Switzerland
with Reto Schöning (University of Zürich)
email: britta@gis.geogr.unizh.ch
A
Methodology to
Build a Classification of Spatialized and Multivariate Data
- presented by Michel Arnaud
CIRAD
Montpellier, Cedex 5, France
with Jean Pichot
email: arnaud@cirad.fr
Problems of
Multi-resolution Integration in Dynamic Simulation
- presented by George Ball
University of Arizona, School of Renewable Natural Resources
Tuscon, Arizona 85721
with Bernard P. Zeigler (Electrical and Computer Engineering, University
of Arizona), Richard Schlichting (Computer Sciences, University of Arizona),
Michael Marefat Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Arizona),
and D. Phillip Guertin (School of Renewable Natural Resources,
University of Arizona)
email: gball@nexus.srnr.arizona.edu
Production of
Regional Maps of Long-Term Runoff Using Simple GIS-Based
Methods
- presented by Gary Bishop
Ogden Professional Services
Corvallis, OR, USA
with M. Robbins Church
email: bishop@mail.cor.epa.gov
System Integration of GIS
and Environmental Models in the Personal Computer Environment
- presented by W. G. Booty
National Water Research Institute, Environment Canada,
Burlington, Ontario, Canada, L7R 4A6
with D.C.L. Lam (National Water Research Institute), D.A. Swayne (Computing
and Information Science, University of Guelph),
C.I. Mayfield (Environmental Biology, University of Waterloo), L.
Leon Vizcaino (Civil Engineering, University of Waterloo), G.S.
Bowen (Ontario Ministry of Environment and Energy, Toronto), I. Wong and
D.F. Kay (National Water Research Institute, Environment Canada)
email: bill.booty@cciw.ca
Spatial
Models Highlight Radiological
Hazards
- presented by Patrick J. Bresnahan
University of South Carolina / U.S. DOE SRTC
Columbia, SC, USA
with Cowen/Jensen (USC), Mackey (SRTC)
email: pat@otis.cla.sc.edu
Spatially
Explicit Desert Tortoise Population Model
- presented by Douglas R. Briggs
Department of Computer Science, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
Champaign, IL, USA
with James Westervelt (CERL), Shawn Levi (Dept. of Geog, UIUC), Steve
Harper (Dept. of Ecology, Ethology & Evolution, UIUC)
email: douglas@gis.uiuc.edu
Generation
and Utilization of DEM Data
for Environmental Restoration
- presented by Greg Cole
Earth & Environmental Science Division, Los Alamos National
Laboratory
Los Alamos, NM, USA
email: gcole@lanl.gov
Integrated
Risk & Impact Assessment Modeling a
Support of Sustainable Development in an Estuarine Environment
- presented by David Cowen
Department of Geography, Uninversity of South Carolina
Columbia, SC, USA
with Dwayne Porter (Belle Baruch Marine Lab, University of SC)
email: cowend@garnet.cla.sc.edu
Spatio-Temporal Object Handling to Model the Effects of Acid
Deposition
- presented by Ferko Csillag
Geography, University of Toronto
Mississauga, ON, Canada
with Scott Mitchell, Rebecca Handcock (Dept. of Geography, University
of Toronto)
and Charles Driscoll, Kiran Sequeira (Dept. of Civil and
Environmental Engineering, Syracuse University)
and Hon Yau (Northeast Parallel Architecture Center, Syracuse University)
email: fcs@geog.utoronto.ca
Characterization
of the recharge and discharge components of the Death Valley regional
ground-water flow system using remote sensing and GIS techniques
- presented by Frank A. D'Agnese
U.S. Geological Survey
Denver, CO 80225
with Claudia C. Faunt (U.S. Geological Survey, Denver, Colorado) and A. Keith
Turner (Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado)
Quality Assurance in GIS and Environmental Modelling Applied to an
Example of Phosphate Saturated Soils
- presented by Marien de Bakker
Environmental Sciences, Van Hall Institute
Groningen, The Netherlands
email: marien.deBakker@vhall.nl
Digital Elevation Data
and GIS Projects
- presented by Robert de Sawal
National Mapping Division, U.S. Geological Survey
Denver, CO, USA
email: rfdesawal@usgs.gov
Application of
CAD Framework
Techniques to Systems Integration in Environmental Modelling
- presented by Jonathan Deckmyn
CRS 4, Center for Advanced Studies Research and Development in
Sardinia
Cagliari, Italy
with Sally Kleinfeldt (CRS4), Claudio Paniconi (CRS4), Pieter van der Wolf
(Delft University of Technology-DIMES), and Olav ten Bosch (Delft University
of Technology-DIMES)
email: jdeckmyn@crs4.it
A
Biogeographic Exploration of the Relationship Between
Vegetation Distribution and Enviromental Variables in Wyoming,
USA
- presented by Kenneth L. Driese
Department of Botany, University of Wyoming
Laramie, WY, USA
with William A. Reiners (Botany, UWYO)
email: gap@botsun2.uwyo.edu
Dynamic
Linkages of GIS and a Coupled Hydro-Geomorphic
Model CLAWS
- presented by Jinfan Duan
Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR, USA
with Gordon E. Grant and Chaur-Fong Chen
email: duan@fsl.orst.edu
The Tyranny of Scale and
the Multifractal Paradigm
- presented by Ralph Dubayah
Geography, University of Maryland
College Park, MD, USA
email: rdubayah@geog.umd.edu
Protection Afforded
Land-Cover and Terrestrial Vertebrate Diversity in Utah
- presented by Thomas C. Edwards, Jr.
Utah Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit, National
Biological Service
Logan, UT, USA
with Scott D. Bassett
email: tce@nr.usu.edu
A GIS Decision Support
System for Fire and Alien Weed Management for the
Nature Reserves of South Africa: Spatial Simulation to
Application
- presented by Dean Fairbanks
Natural Resources and Development Program
Division of Water, Environment and Forestry (Environmentek) CSIR
Pretoria, South Africa
with Brian W. Van Wilger, David H. McKelly, Katherine Reast, David H. Le
Maitre
email: dfairban@csir.co.za
Natural Resources
Planning by Way of a Geographic Spreadsheet Modeling Approach
- presented by Dean Fairbanks
Natural Resources and Development Program
Division of Water, Environment and Forestry (Environmentek) CSIR
Pretoria, South Africa
with Mike P. Adam
email: dfairban@csir.co.za
The Response of
Vegetation to Change of Annual Rainfall in the Sahel Region of Africa,
and Its Dependence on Soil Type
- presented by George W. Fisher
Earth and Planetary Sciences, Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD, USA
with Elissa Levine (NASA GSFC Code 923)
email: gfisher@jhu.edu
GIS Approaches to Targeted
Siting of Riparian Buffer Strips: Trade-offs Between Realism and
Complexity
- presented by Jeremy Fried
Department of Forestry
Michigan State University
126 Natural Resources
East Lansing, MI, USA
with Mark Zweifler, Michael Gold, Daniel Brown
email: jeremy@msu.edu
Using Remote Sensing
Analysis of Landsat Data to Evaluate an
Integrated Socio-Economic Model of Deforestation in the Amazon
- presented by Robert Frohn
Geography, Remote Sensing Research Unit, UCSB
Santa Barbara, CA, USA
with Ken McGwire (Desert Research Institute), John E. Estes (RSRU),
Virginia H. Dale (Oak Ridge Natl. Lab)
email: frohn@geog.ucsb.edu
Watershed Management
Division Support System
- presented by Chris Fulcher
Agriculture Economy, CARES
Columbia, MO, USA
with Yan Zhan, Tony Prato
email: fulcher@cares.missouri.edu
Metadata and Standards -
Communicating Between
Disciplines in the Encounter of GIS and Environmental Modeling
- presented by David T. Hansen
MPGIS, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
U.S. Department of the Interior
Sacramento, CA, USA
email: dhansen@mpgis7.mp.usbr.gov
The Building of a GIS
Interface to Modflow Utilizing ARC/INFO GRID 7.0
and Its Application to a USGS Groundwater Model in California's San Joaquin
Valley
- presented by Tom Heinzer
U.S.B.R. MPGIS Service Center
Sacramento, CA, USA
with Mike Sebhat (GIS Analyst), William Greer (Hydrologist)
email: msebhat@mpgis1.mp.usbr.gov
Incorporating Expert Opinion in Modelling Wildlife Species
Distributions
- presented by Allan D. Hollander
Dept. of Geography, Biogeography Lab, UCSB
Santa Barbara, CA, USA
email: adh@geog.ucsb.edu
Modeling Present and
Potential
Future Tree Importance Values in the Eastern United States
- presented by Louis R. Iverson
Northeastern Forest Experiment Station
359 Main Road
Delaware, Ohio 43015
Voice: 614-368-0097
Fax: 614-368-0152
with Anantha M. Prasad
email: iverson@trees.neusfs4153.gov
A GIS Database and Its Use to Quantify Nitrogen Retention by Natural
Wetlands
- presented by Asa Jansson
Department of Systems Ecology
The Beijer International Institute of Ecological Economics /
Stockholm University
Stockholm, Sweden
with Carl Folke, Sindre Langaas (UNEP/Grid Arendal, c/o Dept. of Systems
Ecology)
email: asaa@beijer.kv.se
What are the Educational
Requirements for Integrating GIS and Environmental Modeling?
- presented by Steve Kessell
Department of GIS, School of Computing, Curtin University of
Technology
Perth, Western Australia
email: kessell@cs.curtin.edu.au
Environmental Modeling
and Prognosis System as a Functional Subsystem of Ecological Information
Management System of the Republic of Bashkortostan
- presented by Rustem Z. Khamitov
Ministry of Emergency Situations and Environmental Safety
12/1, 3 Marta St.
450005, Ufa, Bashkortostan
Tel(fax): (3472)28-75-90
with Vladimir E. Gvosdev, Sergei V. Pavlov, and Andrei N. Yasiliev
(Institute for Problems of Applied Ecology and Natural Resources Use)
email: root@ippeprb.bashkiria.su
Using GIS and Coupled Models for
Understanding Forest Ecosystem Dynamics
- presented by Elissa R. Levine
Biospheric Sciences Branch, NASA / Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt, MD, USA
with R. G. Knox, K. J. Ranson, J. A. Smith, N. Chauhan (GWU, NASA Goddard),
D. L. Williams, J. F. Weishanpel (Univ. of Central Florida), G. Sun (SSAI,
NASA), A. D. Friend (IVE-Edinburgh Research Station, Peniwik, Scotland), S.
Fifer (Hughes STX, NASA)
email: elissa@lichen.gsfc.nasa.gov
GISMO: On Linking the
EPIC Simulation Model with GIS
- presented by Tim Martin
Department of Renewable Resources, University of Alberta
Edmonton, AB, Canada
with H. Neiman
email: tim.martin@ualberta.ca
Creation of a
Managed Areas GIS Database of the Conterminous United States for use in
Ecosystem Analysis of Managed Versus Unmanaged Areas
- presented by R. Gavin McGhie
Geography, Remote Sensing Research Unit (RSRU), UCSB
Santa Barbara, CA, USA
with Karen Kline, John E. Estes
email: gavin@geog.ucsb.edu
Analyzing Thematic Map
Accuracy Using Generalized
Linear Mixed Models
- presented by Gretchen G. Moisen
USDA Forest Service Intermountain Research Station
Ogden, UT, USA
with D. Richard Cutler (Utah State, Dept. of Mathematics and Statistics),
Thomas C. Edwards, Jr. (USDI National Biological Service)
email: moisen@edumath.math.usu.edu
Dynamic-Stochastic Model
of Ground Water Balance for River Basins
- presented by Igor S. Pashkovsky
Department of Hydrogeology
Moscow State University
Moscow, 119899 RUSSIA
Phone: 095/115-9986
FAX: 095/115-9992
with Egenea Yu. Potapova and Boris A. Shmagin
email: shmag@hydro.geol.msu.su (Shmagin's)
The Clear Box
Image Processing Simulator
- presented by Micha Pazner
Geography, University of Western Ontario
London, ON, Canada
with Brian Reynolds (student, U. of Western Ontario)
email: pazner@ssol.uwo.ca
Natural Resources Research Institute & Brimson Laboratories
- presented by Jim Sales
CWE, NRRI
Duluth, MN, USA
email: jsales@sparkie.nrri.umn.edu
Exploratory
Visualization of
Environmental Data
- presented by Eva-Maria Stephan
Department of Geography, University of Zürich
Zürich, Switzerland
email: stephan@gis.geogr.unizh.ch
Selecting Biodiversity
Management Areas in
the Sierra Nevada Region
- presented by David M. Stoms
Biogeography Lab, Institute for Computational Earth System
Science, UCSB
Santa Barbara, CA, USA
with Frank Davis, Richard Church (Geog, UCSB), B. J. Okin (Geog, UCSB), Joe
Walsh
email: stoms@geog.ucsb.edu
Integrating Novel
Applications Into a GIS Framework: Some Examples
- presented by Dave Swayne
Computer and Information Science, University of Guelph
Guelph, ON, Canada
with D.C.L Lam, J.D. MacNeil, Adrian Harding, Mark Mayo, Alex Storey, Ken
Brown, and Doug Kay
email: dswayne@snowhite.cis.uoguelph.ca
Merging Two Large Mineral
Location Databases Using Logistic Regression
- presented by Stella W. Todd
Management Assistance Corporation of America
Ft. Collins, CO, USA
with Deborah J. Shields, Douglas D. Brown
email: stellat@lamar.colostate.edu
GIS-Based Modeling of
Desert Tortoise Habitat in the Mojave Desert
- presented by Joseph M. Watts
Remote Sensing Technology Division, U.S. Army Topographic
Engineering Center
Alexandria, VA, USA
email: watts@tec.army.mil
Visual
Representation and Analysis of the Climatic Data Using GIS
- presented by Harumi Kitajima Yanagimachi
Faculty of Economics, Shinshu University
3-1-1 Asahi, Matsumoto, Nagano 390 Japan
Phone: +81-263-35-4600 ex.3335
Fax: +81-263-36-7220
with Kazutaka Iwasaki (Shizuoka University) and Kenji Sato (Pasco Corp.)
email: yanagi@econ.shinshu-u.ac.jp
Creation of a 3D
Perspective Classified Forest Map Using Geographic Information and Remote
Sensing Integration
- presented by H. Yildirim
TÜBİTAK-MAM Space Technologies Department
P.O. Box 21 41470 Gebze-Kocaeli/TURKEY
with E. Alparslan, B. Bilge, H. Kurar, O. Divan, and S. Elitaş
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