FOR 421/521 - Spatial Analysis of Forest Landscapes

 

Instructors: Dr. Michael Wing and Dr. William J. Ripple

Class location:  Computer lab – Peavy 240

Dr. Michael Wing
Office: Peavy 275
Office hours: W 1-3 pm
Telephone: 737-4009

E-mail: Michael.Wing@oregonstate.edu

Dr. William J. Ripple
Office: Peavy 011
Office hours: TBA
Telephone: 737-3056

E-mail: Bill.Ripple@oregonstate.edu

 

Graduate Teaching Assistant: Trent Seager

Office: Peavy 037

Office hours: TBA

Telephone 913-3998

E-mail: Trent.Seager@oregonstate.edu

 

 

Course Description

This course involves examining and applying geographic information systems (GIS) and related spatial technologies such as remote sensing and global positioning systems (GPS) for the study of forest landscapes. Students are presented with lectures and exercises that cover a wide range of topics including techniques and applications of spatial analysis and the design of landscape studies. Class meetings include lectures, guest lectures, and hands-on spatial analysis exercises in a computer lab. Students are required to complete lab assignments as well as design, propose, conduct, present, and write-up a large term project. 

 

Course Information

Syllabus and Schedule  

 

Assignments

Term Project
Laboratory Instructions
Laboratory Databases
Literature Review

 

FOR 421/521

Additional Data
Software Providers
Additional Resources

 

 

 

Last edited September 17, 2007

http://www.cof.orst.edu/cof/teach/for421/