News / Events : Archive : Thesis Presentations Fall 2009
Student presentations in fulfullment of the Masters Degree.
William Bredemeyer
Wednesday, December 9th
11:00am, SH 341
Neighborhood Environment, Access to Medical Care,
and the Self-Reported Health of Brazilian Immigrants
Marta Jankowska
Tuesday, December 1
1:00pm, SH 240
Neighborhoods of Health: Comparing Boundaries for Neighborhood
Effects on Self-Rated Health in Accra, Ghana
Melissa Rosa
Monday, November 23
2:00pm, NH 380
Mapping Fuels at the Wildland-Urban Interface for Wildfire Modeling
Using Color Ortho-Images and LiDAR Data
Grant Fraley
Monday, November 23
11:00am, NH 380
Integrating a Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithm With a Geographic Analysis and Visualization System:
An Application to Hazard Management
Dean Daniels
Thursday, November 19
1:00pm, NH 380
Assessing the Utility of Satellite Imagery at Differing Spatial Resolutions
for Deriving Proxy Measures of Socio-economic and Slum Conditions in Accra, Ghana
William Anderson
Wednesday, November 18
2:00pm, NH 380
Korean Transnational Migration to Guatemala:
An Exploration of Maquila Connections, Social Exclusion and Urban Insecurity
Emily Powers Neder
Thursday, November 12
3:30pm, NH 380
Going Green: How Contemporary Society is Rethinking Green Space
Lynn Ford
Thursday, October 29th
3:00pm, NH 380
An Open Source Approach to Develop Web-Based Remote Sensing Tools
for Clementine Lunar Imagery Analysis and Visualization
Justin Shepard
Wednesday, October 21st
1:30pm, NH 390
Web-Based GIS Modeling in an Adaptive Management Framework:
A Case Study of the Carlsbad Habitat Management Plan
Emily Atkinson
Friday, August 7th
9:00am, NH 390
Linking Land Use and Policy in the Tijuana River Watershed
Magdalena Benza-Fiocca
Monday, August 3
1:00pm, NH 390
Family Structure and Fertility in Ghana: A Spatial Approach