Inside SNR | Wardlow applies remote sensing to resource management; Geography student maps 1860s DC for historic website

Civil War Washington map viewer at http://civilwardc.org/maps/flex/
Civil War Washington map viewer at http://civilwardc.org/maps/flex/

Shepard contributes GIS skill for Civil War Washington map viewer

Rob Shepard, a geography Ph.D. student working with the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities, has developed the interactive map on the Civil War Washington web site which is now in the spotlight because April 16 is the 150th anniversary of the Compensated Emancipation Act. Continue reading…

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Sue Ellen Pegg received a plaque and a check in recognition of her outstanding performance.
Sue Ellen Pegg received a plaque and a check in recognition of her outstanding performance.

Sue Ellen Pegg and Natalie Umphlett Honored with Awards

Congratulations to Sue Ellen Pegg, SNR recruitment coordinator, and Natalie Umphlett, regional climatologist at the High Plains Regional Climate Center, who were the recipients of the Spring 2012 SNR Staff Recognition Award. Continue reading…

 

Anderson Thesis Defense on Prairie Chickens Today

Lars AndersonLars Anderson will defend his thesis, "Greater Prairie-Chicken Nest and Brood Site Selection and Survival in the Eastern Sandhills of Nebraska," at 8 a.m. Monday, April 16, in Keim Hall, Room 150. Larkin Powell is his adviser.

 

Corral to defend thesis on swift foxes April 17

Lucia CorralLucia Corral will defend her master's thesis, "Swift Fox Survey Assessment and Estimation of Detection Probability in Sioux County, Nebraska" on Tuesday, April 17, at 4 p.m. in Hardin Hall 209. Larkin Powell is her adviser.

 

Baule to Discuss Sea Breeze Circulation April 19

B.J. Baule will present "A Climatological Analysis of the Warm-Season Wind Regimes of the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas Coasts, with an Emphasis on Sea Breeze Circulations," Thursday, April 19 at 3 p.m. in 901 Hardin Hall, an Applied Climate Science graduate student seminar.

 
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