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The Graduate School of Geography is renowned for its contributions to geographic research. Undergraduates, graduates and faculty work both individually and collaboratively to expand the frontiers of geographic knowledge. Office, study, and research areas include three earth science and geographic information systems (GIS) laboratories, a soils lab, the Hadwen Herbarium and the Map and Aerial Photograph Library. The Graduate School of Geography and the Marsh Institute sponsor several venues that allow for the internal and external dissemination of geographic news and knowledge. |
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Recent Faculty Grants
| Pls |
Subject |
Sponsor |
Amount |
| D. Kulakowski |
Wildfire and Mountain Pine Beetle Outbreaks in
Subalpine Forests: Cross-Scale Interactions Under Varying Climate |
NSF/Ecology Proram |
$150,000 |
| R. Eastman |
Xingu Indigenous Lands Ecosystems Services Project |
Conservation International |
$10,972 |
| R. Eastman |
Analysis and interpretation of hyperspectral
imagery for mapping distributions of Fraxinus species and emerald ash
borer host trees |
USDA/APHIS |
$62,907 |
| K. Frey |
Sea Ice Variability and Polynya Formation on
Biological Productivity in the Northern Bering Sea |
NSF/Arctic Natural Sciences
Program |
$101,514 |
| Y. Aoyama & S. Ratick |
Dynamics of US Logistics Industry |
NSF |
$190,000 |
| Y. Aoyama |
Geography of Cultural Production in the Age of Globalization |
NGS |
$17,000 |
| R. Eastman |
Landuse Modeling and Prediction |
Conservation International |
$248,308 + $84,816 |
| R. Eastman |
Spatial Monitoring of Trends in Biodiversity |
Moore Foundation |
$644,387 |
| J. Emel |
Mining FDI, Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability |
NSF |
$249,598 |
| K. Frey |
The Polaris Project: Rising Stars in the Arctic |
NSF |
$59,411 |
| R. Kasperson |
Vulnerability |
Harvard/Packard Foundation |
$139,112 |
| D. Martin |
Legalizing Neighborhood |
NSF |
$99,997 |
| J. Murphy |
The Socio-Spatial Dimensions of Industrial Change in Bolivia |
NSF |
$50,000 + $10,570 |
| C. Polsky (& S. Tular) |
Vulnerability in New England Fisheries |
NOAA |
$131,902 |
| C. Polsky & R. Pontius |
Suburbanization: Water Use, Nitrogen Cycling & Eutrophication in
Massachusetts |
NSF |
$1,450,153 |
| C. Polsky & J. Rogan |
HERO |
Thoreau Foundation |
$25,000 |
| R. Pontius |
Land Modeling |
Marine Biological Labs/NSF |
$48,500 |
| B. Turner & J. Rogan |
Landscape Resilience-Vulnerability in Southern Yucatan |
NASA |
$208,000 |
| B. Turner & R. Eastman |
Coupled Human Env. Systems in SYPR |
NSF |
$149,684 |
| B. Turner, J. Rogan, C. Polsky & R. Pontius |
HERO Infrastructure |
PSU |
$290,000 |
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