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Friday, 13 January 2017

Oregon State University Geography Seminar (GEOG 407/507/607) - Winter 2017

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                        GEOGRAPHY SEMINAR – WINTER 2017

                       Monday 3 – 4 PM   Burt Hall 193

                          Public is welcome!

For an interactive map of the Burt Hall location and the OSU campus, click here
Questions? Contact Michael E. Campana [email protected]

 I will post any PPTs/PDFs as they become available.

Download GEOG_Seminar_Winter_2017

Student information/requirements:

Download GEOG_Seminar_Winter_2017

January 23 Hydrating the Climate Convention: Water at COP 22 - John H. Matthews, Alliance for Global Water Adaptation, and Gregg Walker, Oregon State University

Download 2017_i_23_Matthews_OSU_climate COP policy

Download Walker_OSU_Water_Seminar_W_17_v2


January 30 The Falklands/Malvinas: Geopolitical Background, Present Day and the Future - Michael Harte, Oregon State University

Download Falklands_Harte

February 6 Wind of Change: Offshore Wind Farms, Contested Values and Ecosystem Services - Sarah C. Klain, Oregon State University

Here is the link to Sarah's presentation: click here

February 13 Water Management in Korea – Jiwon Seong, Korean Ministry of the Environment

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February 20 Integrated Transport Planning in a Segmented City: the Case of Jerusalem - Galit Cohen-Blankshtain, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Download Jerusalem_OSU_Seminar_20Feb2017


February 27 A Climatological History of Drought in the Apalachiola-Chattahoochee-Flint River Basin ... and an Update on an Eastern US Water War - Paul Ruscher, Dean, Science Division, Lane Community College
(biosketch here)

Download Ruscher_ACF_OSU_27Feb2017

Stevens and Ruscher (2014) paper: Click here

J.B. Ruhl amicus brief: Click here

March 6 Using Sociocultural PPGIS Data for Environmental Planning: A Case Study of Travel Analysis for National Forests - David Banis, Portland State University

Download Banis_OSU

 

March 13 Agricultural Landscapes under Pressure: What Drives Landowners to Give up Their Farmland? - Kristine Lien Skog, Norwegian University of Life Sciences

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Posted on Friday, 13 January 2017 at 05:35 AM in Climate Change, Climate & Meteorology, Education |

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