This fall’s symposium featured online lightning talks on Nov. 12 and an in-person poster session on Nov. 14. Ronda Schrenk, CEO of the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) attended as a special guest.
The symposium showcased a diverse range of student projects on topics related to the application of GIS, spatial analysis, modeling, remote sensing, data mining and more through independent research or design work.
Congratulations to all MS GIS and GEOINT fall graduates on earning their degrees!
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Faculty, staff and student presenters at the MS Programs Symposium.
Student Presenters on Nov. 12
Name
Capstone Title
Jennifer Epstein
Stochastic River Flow Modeling Using Remote Sensing Data in the Pangani River Basin, Tanzania
Wenchao Cao
Evaluating the Geospatial Dynamics of China's Naval Base in Djibouti
David Gunther
A Novel Spatial Analysis Assessing Traffic Fatality Hot Spots in U.S. NationalParks
James Walker
Multiple Criteria Site Selection for Bioswales in the Ala Wai Watershed of Oahu, Hawaii
Camellia Chang
Agricultural Transformation: Insights from the Evidence for Resilient Agriculture (ERA) Dataset
Taylor Miranda
Predicting the Dynamic Surface Water Extent of the Saltese Flats Wetlands in Spokane County, Washington: A Web Application
Faculty and student presenters
Student Presenters on Nov. 14
Name
Capstone Title
José Anza García
A 3D Web GIS Application for Exploring and Managing a University Map Library
Alice Benjamin
Guinea School Accessibility: Using Walk Time to Primary and Secondary Schools to Determine Lowest Access Areas
Sadie Cimino
Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Cancer Consult Cases for Methylation-Based Diagnostic Testing
Allison DeBoy
Analyzing Pineapple Farming and its Effects on the Limón Province of Costa Rica
Roxiel Dela Cerna
Assessing Ecosystem Alterations Post-Hurricane Irma in Everglades National Park, Florida
Ali Forghani
Development of a GIS Application to Enhance Regional DEMs Using Lidar Data
Sai Marri
Evaluating Optimal Business Sites in Washington, D.C. through GIS Techniques
Stephanie Wacker
Post Fire Risk Mapping With Weighted Overlay Analysis: A Case Study of the 2018 Camp and 2020 Creek California Wildfires
Karl Wagner
Ship Speeds Under the Francis Scott Key Bridge and an Improved Ship Traffic Visualization Tool
Jillian Rizzo
Air Quality Assessment in Appalachian Communities Adjacent to Fossil Fuel Infrastructure
David Stolfo
Mapping Compliance: A Machine Learning Approach to Enforcing the EU Deforestation Regulation in Mato Grosso, Brazil
Antoine Baggett
Comparing Tropical Forest Loss Area Estimates of the Global Forest Change and Tropical Moist Forest Datasets (2000-2023)
Numbi Lutebula
Using GIS to Monitor Vegetative Transplantation Experiment
Penpitcha Kuram
Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Intra-Urban Heat Islands and pm2.5 Pollution in Relation To Land Use: A Case Study of Bangkok (2020-2024)
Congratulations to all MS GIS and GEOINT fall graduates on earning their degrees!
Main photo: USGIF CEO Ronda Schrenk speaks to student presenters.
Published on Mon, 12/09/2024 - 16:22
Faculty, staff and student presenters at the MS Programs Symposium.