GEO327G/386G: Class Projects, Spring 2016

		Fall 2018 GEO327G/386G: GIS & GPS Applications in Earth Sciences

Fall 2018 Class Projects

Undergraduate Students

Joseph Arias
Thomas Ditges	Hazard Assessment of Lava Flows, Wildfires and Tsunamis on the Big Island of Hawaii's Population
Shawn Everson	Area Suitability Analysis, Oregon
Mason Fredricks	Watershed Analysis of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Northwestern Virginia
Ryan Herring	Volumetrically Quantifying Late Quaternary Mississippi River Off-Shelf Deposits (available in class folder)
Sosuke Ichihashi	Population Affected by the Tsunami of the Tohoku Earthquake; March 11, 2011
Brooke Kopecky	Assessment of Changes to the Salton Sea Since 1985
Avery McKitrick	Effects of Sea Level Rise on the Texas Gulf Coast
Tyler Nguyen	Assessing Burn Amounts of Bastrop County, TX Canopy Cover Before and After the Bastrop Complex Fire of 2011
Thomas Quintero	Sulfur Reserve Estimation at the Culberson Sulfur Mine in Culberson County, Texas (available in class folder)
Gabrielle Varona	Characterizing Pyroclastic Density Currents from the 1980 Mount St. Helens Eruption, WA through Analyses of Standing Trees
Matthew Wade	Chambers County, TX in 2100 – Sea Level Rise Projections
Katelynn Whittington	Terrain Analysis: Using Slope Algorithms

Graduate Students
Samuel Bennett	Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument: Distance Zone Analysis (available in class folder)
Chelsea Mackaman-Lofland	Using Spatial and Temporal Exhumation Trends to Investigate Surface Deformation and Lower-Crustal Thickening in Convergent Mountain Belts (southern Central Andes, 31-33°S) (available in class folder)
Jullian Rivera	Characterizing the Threats of Sea Level Rise to the Northern Gulf Coast

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