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2008-2009
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Fall Tea Seminars |
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Oct 2 |
Water Policy in the Face of Climate Change
Professor
Adell Amos
Director, Environmental & Natural Resources Law Program
Law School, University of Oregon
4 PM, 106 Condon Hall
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Oct 9 |
The Evolution of the Oregon
Coast Range as Told Through Soils
Professor Josh
Roering
Department of Geological Sciences, University of Oregon
4 PM, 106 Condon Hall
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Oct 16
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Clusters on the Move: Why Animations are Better for Cluster
Detection
Professor Amy
Griffin
University of New South Wales, Australia
4 PM, 106 Condon Hall
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Oct 23(no food) |
Channel
Change of the Upper Umatilla River During and Between Flood
Periods: Spatial Variability and Ecological Implications
Michael Hughes
UO
Department of Geography Dissertation Defense
4 PM, 106 Condon Hall
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Oct 30(no food) |
Natural and
Anthropogenic Influences on the Holocene Fire and Vegetation
History of the Willamette Valley
Megan Walsh
UO Department of Geography
Dissertation Defense
4 PM, 106 Condon Hall
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Nov 6 |
The
Creation of an Urban landscape in South Eugene
Professor Alvin
Urquhart
UO
Department of Geography, Emeritus
4 PM, 106 Condon Hall
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Nov 13(no food) |
The 'Baltic Pearl' in the Window to Europe: The Chinese
Quarter in St. Petersburg, Russia
Megan Dixon
UO Department of Geography
Dissertation Defense
4 PM, 106 Condon Hall
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Nov 20 |
NO TEA
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Nov 27 |
NO TEA
Thanksgiving Holiday
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Dec 4 |
Cultural Heritage Cyberinfrastructure: A Geographic Case
Study of China
Jon Jablonski
UO Department of Geography, Master's Presentation
Extraction of Water Surface Slopes Using Lidar Data Within
the Active Channel: Sandy River, Oregon, USA
John English
UO Department of Geography, Master's Presentation
4 PM, 106 Condon Hall
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SELECTED FACULTY PUBLICATIONS
(Complete lists available from individual web pages)
Bartlein
Bartlein, P.J., S.W. Hostetler, S.L. Shafer, J.O. Holman, and A.M.
Solomon, in press, Temporal and spatial structure in a daily
wildfire-start data set from the western United States (1986-1996).
International Journal of Wildland Fire.
Whitlock,
C., P. Bartlein, C. Briles, A. Brunelle, C.J. Long, and J. Marlon, in
press, Long-term relations between fire, fuel, and climate in the
northwestern U.S., International Journal of Wildland Fire.
Whitlock, C.,
P.I Moreno, and P.J. Bartlein, 2007, Holocene fire patterns in southern
South America: present-day analogues for past periods of high fire
activity. Quaternary Research 68:28-36.
Cohen
Cohen, S.
2007. Winning while losing: The Apprentice Boys of Derry
walk their beat. Political Geography 26(8):951-967.
Cohen, S. 2006. “Israel’s West Bank Barrier: An
Impediment to Peace?” Geographical Review, 96(4):682-695.
Cohen, S. 2004. Planting Nature:
Trees and the Manipulation of Environmental Stewardship in America.
Berkeley: University of California Press.
Gavin
Chase, M., C. Bleskie, I.R.
Walker, D.G. Gavin, and F.S. Hu. in press. Midge-inferred Holocene
summer temperatures in southeastern British Columbia, Canada. Palaeogeography,
Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology.
Bigler, C., D.G. Gavin, C. Gunning, and T.T. Veblen. In press. Drought
induces lagged tree mortality in a subalpine forest in the Rocky
Mountains.
Oikos.
Gavin, D.G., D.J. Hallett, F.S. Hu, K.P. Lertzman, S.J. Prichard, K.J.
Brown, J.A. Lynch, P.J. Bartlein, and D.L. Peterson. 2007. Forest fire
and climate change in western North America: Insights from sediment
charcoal records. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment. In
Press (November).
Hardwick
Hardwick, S., F. Shelley, and D.G. Holtgrieve.
2007. Geography of North America: Environment, Political Economy, and
Culture. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
Hardwick, S. 2007. Place, Space, and Migration: Geographical Theories in
Migration Research, in Theories in Migration Research: Talking Across
the Disciplines, C. B. Brettell and J. R. Hollifield, eds. New York:
Routledge.
Hardwick, S. 2006. Transnational Refugee and Immigrant Networks, in
Convergence and Divergence in North America: Canada and the United
States. K. Froschauer, Nadine Fabbi,, and Susan Pell, eds.
Vancouver, BC: Centre for Canadian Studies, Simon Fraser University.
Hindery
Hindery, D. 2006. La
Tirania de las Transnacionales en una Era Neoliberal: Impactos de los
Proyectos Hidrocarburiferos de Enron y Shell en Comunidades Indigenas y
el Medio Ambiente en Bolivia (Transnational Tyrants in a Neoliberal Age:
Impacts of Enron and Shell's Hydrocarbon Projects on Indigenous
Communities and the Environment in Bolivia), La Paz: Producciones
CIMA, 2006. (currently being published in Spanish as part of a special
collection on the Bolivian Andes and Amazon for San Andres University (UMSA)
Hindery, D. 2004. Social and environmental
impacts of World Bank/IMF-funded economic restructuring in Bolivia: an
analysis of Enron and Shell's hydrocarbons projects. Singapore
Journal of Tropical Geography
25(3):281-30,
published in the Special Issue on "The Political Economy of
Environmental Issues in Latin America."
Hindery, D. Forthcoming. Green-washing Gas or
Conserving the Forest? Resistance to Enron and Shell's Chiquitano Forest
Conservation Program," to be published by Latin American Perspectives
for a special issue entitled "Ecological Struggle in Latin America:
Re-conceptualizing and Re-envisioning Meaningful Sustainable Development
in the Wake of Globalization"
Lobben
Lobben, A. Forthcoming. Influence of Data
Properties on Geographic Visualization. Accepted, to appear in
Annals of the Association of American Geographers.
Jacobson, D., A. Lobben, M. Rice, R. Golledge. Forthcoming.
Reflections on past, present and future of tactile cartography.
Accepted, to appear in
Cartography and Geographic Information Science
Lobben, A. 2007. Navigational Map Reading: Predicting Performance and
Identifying Relative Influence of Map-Related Abilities. Annals of
the Association of American Geographers 97(1):64-85.
Marcus
James, L. A. and Marcus, W. A. (eds.), 2006,
37th
Binghamton Geomorphology Symposium - The Human Role in Changing Fluvial
Systems. Geomorphology 79(1-2): 143-506.
Marcus, W.A., Meacham, J.E.,
Rodman, A. and Steingisser, Al., 2007. Visual Fields: Atlas of
Yellowstone – preliminary work. Cartographic Perspectives 57:86-87.
Strandhagen, E.R., Marcus, W.A., and Meacham, J.E., 2006. Views of the
Rivers: Representing streamflow of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Cartographic Perspectives 55:54-49, 81-83.
McDowell
Murphy
De Blij, H. J.; Murphy, A. B.; and Fouberg, E. 2007.
Human Geography: People, Place, and Culture, 8th ed.
Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.
Murphy, A. B. 2007. Confronting the Challenge of Political
Globalization. Political Geography 26 (1):24-28.
Murphy, A. B. 2007. Geography's Place in Higher Education in the United
States. Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 31(1):121-141.
Nelson
Nelson, L. 2007. Farmworker housing and spaces of belonging in Woodburn,
Oregon. The Geographical Review, 97(4):xx-xx (in press).
Nelson,
L. 2006. Geographies of state power, protest, and women’s political
identity formation in Michoacán, Mexico. Annals of the Association
of American Geographers, 96(2):365-88.
Nelson,
L. 2006 Artesanía, mobility and the crafting of indigenous identities
among Purhépechan women in Mexico. Journal of Latin American
Geography, 5(1):55-71.
Su
Huang,
C., Cheng, J. and Su, X. 2006. Water resources carrying capacity and
urban sustainable development of Shenzhen city (in Chinese). Tropical
Geography, 26(3):254-258.
Su, X., & Huang, C.
2005. The Impacts of Heritage Tourism on Public Space in Historic Towns:
A Case Study of Lijiang Ancient Town. China Tourism Research,
1(4):401-442.
Bao, J., & Su, X. 2004. Studies on tourism
commercialization in historic towns (in Chinese). ACTA
Geographical Sinica, 59(3):427-436.
Walker
Walker, P. A., and P. E. Peters. 2007. Making sense in
time: Remote sensing and the challenges of temporal heterogeneity in
social analysis of environmental change-cases from Malawi. Human Ecology
35(1):69-80.
Walker, P. A. 2007. Political ecology: where is the
politics? Progress In Human Geography 31(3):363-369.
Walker, P. A. 2006. How the West was one - American environmentalists,
farmers and ranchers learn to say 'Howdy, partner'. Outlook On
Agriculture 35(2):129-135.
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