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News / Events : Colloquia Series Spring 2012

The colloquia series welcomes speakers from across the campus and the world to discuss their research.

All colloquia are scheduled at 3:30pm in Storm Hall 337 most Fridays during the semester unless otherwise noted.

Hydrologic Gradients, Climatic Extremes,
and Surface Erosion in the Himalaya

January 27

Dr. Bodo Bookhagen
Associate Professor of Geography
University of California Santa Barbara


The Map is Not Which Territory?:
Understanding Social Phenomena
Through Geomapping Cyberspatial Semantics

February 10

Dr. Brian Spitzberg
Distinguished Professor of Communication
San Diego State University


Estimation of Vegetation Water Content from Remote Sensing:
A Potential MODIS/VIIRS Product

February 17

Dr. David Raiño
Center for Spatial Technologies and Remote Sensing
Department of Land, Air, and Water Resources
University of California Davis


To be announced

March 16

Dr. Sarah Elkind
Associate Professor of History
San Diego State University


Time-sensitive Remote Sensing

April 6

Christopher Lippitt
Doctoral Candidate
San Diego State University


To be announced

Monday, April 9

Dr. Melissa Wright
Professor of Geography/Women’s Studies
Penn State University


To be announced

April 13

Dr. Stephen DeGloria
Professor of Crop and Soil Sciences
Cornell University


An Analysis of Tree Mortality Using High Resolution Remotely-Sensed Data
for Mixed-Conifer Forests in San Diego County

April 20

Mary Freeman
Doctoral Candidate
San Diego State University


To be announced

April 27

Dr. Gill Valentine
Professor of Geography
University of Leeds, UK


Remote-sensing Based Characterization and Detection of Native
and Nonnative Herbaceous Vegetation
in California Coastal Sage Scrub

May 4

Cailtin Lippitt
Doctoral Candidate
San Diego State University


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