CW CESU Experts in GIS

CW CESU Experts in GIS

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Research Interests:   Ticks, tick-borne diseases, range expansions, active surveillance, mathematical models, disease risk modeling, eco-epidemiology
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Research Disciplines: Archeology | GIS | Historical Archeology
Research Interests:   Landscape Archaeology, Conflict Archaeology, Community outreach and engagement, Revolutionary War, 19th century, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region, Digital Humanities
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Research Interests:   Remote sensing, isotopic systems in ecology, socio-environmental systems, decision support for land management, dendroecology, nitrogen
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Research Interests:   Tidal freshwater ecosystems, river herring, phytoplankton, nitrogen, estuary water quality, sea level rise, coastal wetlands, water technology,
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Institution: Towson University
Research Interests:   Indigenous archaeology, public archaeology, lithic analysis, GIS, collections management, communities of practice, geoarchaeology, citizen science, remote sensing
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Research Interests:   Public Engagement, Visualization, Risk Communication, Natural Hazards
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Research Interests:   Geospatial Information and Analyses, Environmental and Health Equity, Risk Management, Risk Perception and Communication, Environmental Geography, Vulnerable Populations, Mitigation Planning, Natural Hazards
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Research Interests:   UAVs, preference solicitation, optimization, multiple-criteria decision-making
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Research Interests:   Climate change, species distribution modeling, spatial modeling, biodiversity, habitat suitability, invasive species, climate change impact assessment, biogeography, habitat connectivity, macroecology, conservation assessment
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Research Interests:   Dendroclimatology, Subsurface Geophysical Methods, Environmental Assessment, Geostatistics, Sinkholes, Mass Wasting, Geochemistry, Geomorphometrics