March 19, 2018
ESRM459 road side science talk with Todd Erdody
Not quite a rode side talk as we got to sit in an ‘old growth’ Yellowstone forest and visit with Todd (RSGAL graduate 2009) from the Forest Service and Becky from the YNP, both fire ecologist talking about fire and ecological succession and managment in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem…it’s nice to see old friends and…
March 6, 2018
SuFoRun @CATIE Costa Rica
Just coding optimization models in Python Anaconda Spyder @SuFoRun @CATIE Costa Rica. Fun stuff, coding feels familiar but I wish I would learn more of the mathematics behind it all. Dr. Moskal is also doing some microTLS scans, you can view them here: CATIE housing, mixed forest stand, bamboo stand. A crude video of the…
March 4, 2018
RSGAL & PFC Students presenting in SEFS 502 (Analytical Techniques for Community Ecology)
On behalf of the students in SEFS 502 (Analytical Techniques for Community Ecology), Dr. Jon Bakker, invites you to attend their final project presentations. During this quarter, each student has worked on a multivariate analysis of a dataset of their choice. Topics include plant community responses to fire, water purification, nutrient cycling, biometry, fish population structure, homebuilder revenue patterns, and LiDAR. Presentations…
March 2, 2018
SEFS Graduate Student Symposium
Happening NOW, come and see what graduate students are up to at the SEFS Graduate Symposium! Anderson Hall 207. No RSGAL or PFC students presenting this year (Caileigh Shoot and Travis Axe two of RSGAL MSc students expecting to finish in Spring2018, are presenting at national conferences instead), but you should be aware that RSGAL…
Dr. Moskal’s office – LiDAR view
Can’t visit me in person, play around with a LiDAR perspective of my office (Bloedel 382).
February 28, 2018
RSGAL TBT: iCAVE
Once upon a time, RSGAL played around with PhoDAR, SfS or what we like to call photogrammetry 😉 to map caves in the Ozarks.
February 26, 2018
MiniLiDAR Demo for DNR
Jonathan Batchelor and Colton Miller (both PhD students in RSGAL) are in Olympia today talking to the DNR about Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS), they get to demo the Leica and the ‘baby LiDAR’ and talk about all the things PFC is doing and has done in the past with the sensors.
February 22, 2018
Remote Sensing 2018 Travel Awards
IMPACT FACTOR 3.244 Dear Colleagues, With the deadline of 28 February 2018 fast approaching, we are writing to remind you about the Remote Sensing Travel Awards. On behalf of Prof. Dr. Clement Atzberger, the Section Editor-in-Chief of the open access journal Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292, http://www.mdpi.com/journal/remotesensing), we are delighted to announce the 2018 Travel Award…
February 21, 2018
RSGAL TBT: Some of our research on feeding Seattle
Fewer than 1 in 25 Seattleites can really eat locally
February 15, 2018
RSGAL TBT: Comparing Structure from Motion (SfM) Derived 3D Models to Aerial & Terrestrial LiDAR in Forestry Applications
A talk by Dr. Moskal among other excellent presentations from the USDA Forest Service hosted 2017 Tools for Visualizing Natural Resources – Exploring Visualization Tools for Communicating Natural Resource Management Information Workshop from April 19, 2017 at Portland State University. https://ecoshare.info/projects/central-cascade-adaptive-management-partnership/workshops/2017-tools-for-visualizing-natural-resources/
