Geography and the environment
Listed below are perspectives from a growing research area at Kansas State University: geography and the environment. Other disciplinary perspectives are available from the biological and chemical sciences; economics, trade, and policy; and crisis management.
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GISSAL and GIS at K-State (PDF) Hutchinson, J. Additional information about K-State GIS projects at K-State GIS Commons |
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Bioweaponry and Agroterrorism Harrington, L. 2003. In Geographic Dimensions of Terrorism. S.L. Cutter, D.B. Richardson, and T.J. Wilbanks, eds. (pp. 187-197). New York: Routledge. |
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Protecting Public Health & Food Supplies: GIScience research for understanding plant, animal, and human biohazard interactions (slide show) Bernard, E., Harrington, J., Hutchinson, J., Kastner, C., Vanier, M., Stack, J., DeGroot, B., and Reese, J. Presented at the 2005 University Consortium for Geographic Information Science Congressional Breakfast, Washington, DC Information about this and other KSU GIS projects at K-State GIS Commons |
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K-State uses Geographic Tools to Track Plant Pests 30-Mar-2004. K-State Media Relations (new window will open) Contacts: S. Ramaswamy, S. Hutchinson, J. Reese, D. Schenck-Hamlin |
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Maps indicating reported and predicted spread of Aphis glycines Geographic Information Systems Spatial Analysis Lab 2004 |
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SPS Notifications Tool Kastner, J., Cash, J., Anders, B., Timmons, S., and Helou, E. 2004 |
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