Syllabi
for my Spring 2020
semester courses:
·
GEOG 235:
Weather and Climate
·
GEOG 350:
Intermediate GIS – Vector-Based Analysis
All other documents for
classes can be found on Canvas at https://courses.fortlewis.edu.
View my schedule of classes, labs, and office hours for this semester.
Courses that I teach and facilitate:
- GEOG
110: World Regional Geography
- GEOG 235:
Weather and Climate (see link above)
- GEOG
310: Intro to Computer Mapping and GIS
- GEOG 350: Intermediate
GIS (see link above)
- GEOG
480: GIS Internship
- GEOG
499: Independent Study
I am also the coordinator for Fort Lewis College's GIS Certificate program.
My research interests include:
- Historical
Cartography
- Boundaries
of Yellowstone National Park
- Symposium of the
International Society for the History of the Map 2018 || oral
presentation abstract
- Mapping
the Western U.S. and Yellowstone National Park for Railroad Travel
- AAG
Great Plains/Rocky Mountains Division 2017 Annual Meeting || oral
presentation abstract
- Newberry Library
NEH Summer Seminar 2016: Mapping, Text, and Travel || oral
presentation
- Mapping
of Yellowstone National Park by the NPS, 1916-2016
- NACIS 2016 Annual Meeting
|| oral presentation abstract
- AAG
2016 Annual Meeting || poster presentation abstract
- Using GIS
and Remote Sensing to Teach Geoscience in the 21st Century
- Viewshed
Analysis (activity)
- Mapping
Hurricanes (activity,
presentation)
- Natural
and cultural resources mapping and management using GIS
- Aztec
Ruins National Monument hydrology project abstract
- Digital
terrain modeling and representation
- La
Plata Mining District fuzzy logic project
- Esri
International User Conference 2008 || abstract
- Water
balance of the 1993 Midwest flood
- Texas
Water Resources Institute || TWRI Report
TR-209
- Geographic visualization of the 1993 Midwest flood water balance
- Texas
Water Resources Institute || TWRI Report
TR-210
- The fate of former U.S. National Parks and Monuments – Wheeler National Monument
Contact: white_s@fortlewis.edu
