Information for my Winter 2013 semester courses:

• GEOG 235 - Weather and Climate
• GEOG 300 - Intermediate GIS
• GEOG 390 - GIS Programming
• GEOL 325 - Introduction to Remote Sensing

Other courses that I teach (syllabi and course schedules linked below):

• GEOG 110 - World Regional Geography (every Fall semester)
• GEOG 120 - The North American Landscape (currently on hiatus)
• GEOG 250 - Intro to Computer Mapping and GIS (every Fall and Winter semester; Winter semester version is taught by Lauren Heerschap)
• GEOG 300 - Intermediate GIS (every Winter semester)
• GEOG 400 - Advanced GIS (every Fall semester)

View my schedule of classes, labs, and office hours for this semester.

I am also the coordinator for Fort Lewis College's GIS Certificate program.

My research interests include:

• 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 hydrology project abstract
• Digital terrain modeling and representation
  • La Plata Mining District fuzzy logic project abstract
  • Water balance of the 1993 Midwest flood, TWRI Report TR-209
  • Geographic visualization of the 1993 Midwest flood water balance, TWRI Report TR-210
• The fate of former U.S. National Parks and Monuments
  • Wheeler National Monument abstract
• Remote sensing for urban change detection studies, geologic mapping, and natural hazards 

Send all criticisms and adulations to...Scott (white_s@fortlewis.edu)