Methods in Vegetation Mapping using Remote Sensing and Spatial Analysis
ECL 290 - Fall 2004

Class schedule

Date	Presentation Topic	Speaker	Reading	Powerpoint
Nov. 1	An Aerial Photographic Analysis of Landscape Change in Riparian Areas in Kakadu National Park, Australia	Aaron Petty
Nov. 1	Monitoring Vegetation Phenology with Remote Sensing	Sam Veloz
Nov. 1	Use of time Series Analysis Techniques in Remote Sensing Analysis	Shruti Khanna
Nov. 8		Christian Ostrosky
Nov. 8	Species Mapping with Physiological Indicies	Meg Andrew
Nov. 8	Cover- and Density-based Vegetation Classification of the Sonoran Dessert using Landsat TM and ERS-1 SAR Imagery	Eli Carlisle
Nov. 15	Landscape's Change Detection in the Qinling Mountains, China	Kaoru Dobeta
Nov. 15	Remote Sensing of Tropical Forest	Leslie Smith
Nov. 22	Detecting Species Composition and Change in the Miombo woodland of Western Tanzania	Tasila Banda
Nov. 22	Use of LIDAR Data to Assess Canopy Structure	Maru Gonzalez
Nov. 22	Hybrid Consensus Theoretic Classification	Solomon Dobrowski
Nov. 29	Using Remote Sensing to Assess Biodiversity	Melanie Gogol-Prokurat
Nov. 29		Chad Hanson
Nov. 29	Use of Aerial Photography to Evaluate Cover Changes in Oak Woodlands in Southern California	Dawn Lawson
Dec. 6		Rachel Mazur
Dec. 6	Remote Sensing and Seagrass	Emma Grigg
Dec. 6	Deriving Global Net Primary Production (NPP) from MODIS	Sonia Warton
Dec. 6	Using Imaging Spectroscopy to Study Ecosystem Processes and Propoertties	Shawn Kefauver