About me

As a faculty member in the Department of Biology, I am responsible for teaching courses on geospatial/geomatics techniques such as Digital Earth, Geographic Information Systems, and Remote Sensing of the Environment, as well as environmental management courses like Geomorphology, Climatology, and Impact Assessment. 

My research interests center around  the integration of geomatics techniques, spatial statistics, and geospatial big data to monitor/model environmental changes.  Specifically, I examine how impacts of global climate change on various environmental processes affect ecosystems and natural resources at the landscape level .