We will start off the quarter with some invited speakers and hands-on time in a computer lab, then spend the third half of the quarter in our usual hodge-podge of reading relevant papers or hearing about your ongoing LiDAR research.
check the schedule below for available dates and email Sarah with your topic to sign up to present
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“High Resolution Lidar in Oregon: An unmatched dataset for innovative earth science research"
Use of LIDAR to study seacliff erosion\coastal landslides
Discussion of landforms viewed on LIDAR of Andrews Forest and neighboring Upper Blue River
Hands-on in COMPUTER CLASSROOM Kidder Hall 033
"Airborne LiDAR for Rivers and Streams: What is Hydro-Treatment?" and "Developments in Shallow Water Airborne Laser Bathymetry"
but come hear Tom Dunne give the Hollis Dole lecture "Evolution of Floodplain Complexity"
Thursday May 10, 4pm Gilfillan Audtorium
thesis research presentation (+/- LiDAR)
Burt 193; Joint with G&G - Tectonic and Erosion Competing at the Gate of the Mediterranean: Mechanics of the Messinian Salinity Crisis