GIS
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Clark geographer Lyndon Estes takes on the issue of food security
Research team examines impact of drought and climate on urban populations
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Clark students use satellite technology to protect the planet’s creatures, starting with the mightiest
Clark students’ esearch helps the Wildlife Conservation Society save the dwindling elephant population
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Kasyan Green ’21 maps Worcester’s open spaces, and his future
Internship involved using GIS technology for land preservation
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Clark alumna demonstrates how GIS aids humanitarian responses to war and disaster
Remote imaging deployed in Syria, Sudan, and Nigeria
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Yeannet Ruiz ’19 finds the perfect storm for her geography skills
Clark student hopes to work in hurricane-damaged Houston
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Undergraduates receive Steinbrecher Fellowships to pursue creative research projects for 2019-20 academic year
Topics range from defining DNA modifications to studying the evolution of folk music traditions
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Troubled waters: Children’s health issues prompt Holliston mothers to tap into Clark’s research expertise
Community wants to know if exposure to chemicals led to neurodevelopmental cognitive deficits, behavioral disorders
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Eli Baldwin stalks answers among the corn
Clark senior uses GIS modeling to predict crop yields
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Students use GIS with goal of protecting walruses in Arctic, sea life in Patagonia
Every year, geography class turns into Clark Consulting to work with Wildlife Conservation Society
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Clark GIS research informs protection efforts off California coast
Donation by Clark honorary degree recipient Jack Dangermond and his wife allows for preservation of 24,000 acres; Professor Eastman, Clark Labs partnered on study of land change