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Idaho has a rich culture of Geospatial and GIScience research. Further, Geospatial and Visualization research is a strong theme at the University of Idaho. | ||
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The Forest and
Rangeland Measurements Laboratory (FRML) The FRML lab focuses on all aspects of measurements from traditional forest inventory and biometrics approaches to the cutting-edge application of remote sensing and GIScience methods to characterize plot to landscape-scale process and the impacts of fire and other disturbances on the environment. Measurements are at the core of all Natural Resources research and management, whether conducting a traditional forest inventory to model the growth and yield of a given species or evaluating the habitat type of an endangered species in a rangeland. Regardless of of goal, it is essential to use appropriate measurement and sampling methods. The lab is co-directed by Dr Alistair Smith and Dr Eva Strand and is in the College of Natural Resources. |
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The Geospatial
Laboratory for Ecosystem Dynamics (GLED) The lab focuses on all aspects of environmental remote sensing from traditional analysis of multispectral remote sensing to the cutting-edge application of geospatial methods such as LiDAR, flux towers, and Hyperspectral sensors to characterize landscape-regional-global scale process. The lab is co-directed by Dr Paul Gessler and Dr Lee Vierling and is in the College of Natural Resources. |
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The Teaching Facility | ||
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The Department of Geography Spatial analysis and geospatial technology in central to the mission of the Department of Geography at the University of Idaho. In addition to a rich diversity and history of geospatial and visualization research, the department offers degrees in geography at the BS, MS, and PhD levels, plus a certificate in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The Department chair of Geography is Dr Harley Johansen |
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Inside Idaho | ||
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