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Jerry Davis is a Professor of Geography
in the Department of Geography and Human Environmental Studies
as well as the Director of the California State University GIS
Specialty Center. He specializes in geomorphology, soils, field
methods, and geographic information systems. Jerry developed
the GIS curriculum at SFSU and his current research interests
focus on karst geomorphic processes and the use of computers
and GIS for field data collection and processing. |
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Barry Nickel co-directs the SFSU
GIS research program (Institute for Geographic Information Science)
and Certificate Program in GIS, as well as, supports GIS curriculum
development activities at the university. His research interests
are primarily concerned with the spatial and foraging ecology
of large vertebrates in relation to the surrounding environment,
in particular reference to marine mammals. His research agenda
highlights the assessment of scale-dependency in animal movement
and reaction to prey/habitat structure through the development
of spatially explicit models. His fieldwork integrates behavioral
data from telemetry technologies with GIS/remote sensing for
habitat modeling. |
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Jesse
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GIS Specialist |
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Education:
M.S. Geographic Infrormation Science (U. of Redlands) |
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tel:
415.338.6332 |
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email:
jacohen@sfsu.edu |
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Jesse Cohen serves as GIS Specialist
for the Institute for Geographic Information Science (IGISc)
and specializes in GIS technology within IGISc and Department
of Geography and Human Environmental Studies. Jesse provides
user and technical support under the direction of the Associate
Director. |
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