Satellite Detected Broad-Scale Vegetation Change in China, 1982–1999

Young, Stephen

doi:10.1080/10225706.2003.9684103

“…Other research includes emergency response mapping, sea-level rise mapping, transportation modeling and land cover change. (Luna, 2010(Luna, , 2008a(Luna, , 2008bRatner, 2009aRatner, , 2009bRatner, , 2008Ratner, , 2007aRatner, , 2007bYoung, 2011aYoung, , 2011bYoung, , 2004Young & Harris, 2005). Each year geography faculty and students attend regional and national conferences where they present their research.…”

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The Digital Geography Lab at Salem State University

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Pappathanasi

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2012

International Journal of Applied Geospatial Research

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Established in 1983, the Digital Geography Lab (DGL) at Salem State University (SSU) is one of the oldest higher-education digital spatial labs. This paper details the evolution of the DGL as well as its current status as one of the best computer labs at Salem State University. This paper describes the changing technology of the DGL over the past 28 years. The DGL not only provides SSU students with cutting edge geospatial technology, but it is a research lab for faculty and is extensively used in community outreach programs. The DGL is being used more and more by other departments such as Geology, Criminal Justice, Computer Science and Inter-disciplinary Studies which reflects the expansion of the geo-spatial sciences beyond geography. The success of the DGL lies in part with the University’s management of the facility where major decisions are made in consultation with the Department and DGL staff. The configuration and technology of the DGL has changed considerably through the years, reflecting the transformations in technology and educational philosophies, but the core mission of the DGL has not, which is to serve the students, faculty and the local community with cutting edge geospatial technology.

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Different Approaches on Digital Mapping of Soil-Landscape Parameters

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Garg

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Shukla

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The Digital Geography Lab at Salem State University

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Young

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2013

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Established in 1983, the Digital Geography Lab (DGL) at Salem State University (SSU) is one of the oldest higher-education digital spatial labs. This paper details the evolution of the DGL as well as its current status as one of the best computer labs at Salem State University. This paper describes the changing technology of the DGL over the past 28 years. The DGL not only provides SSU students with cutting edge geospatial technology, but it is a research lab for faculty and is extensively used in community outreach programs. The DGL is being used more and more by other departments such as Geology, Criminal Justice, Computer Science and Inter-disciplinary Studies which reflects the expansion of the geo-spatial sciences beyond geography. The success of the DGL lies in part with the University’s management of the facility where major decisions are made in consultation with the Department and DGL staff. The configuration and technology of the DGL has changed considerably through the years, reflecting the transformations in technology and educational philosophies, but the core mission of the DGL has not, which is to serve the students, faculty and the local community with cutting edge geospatial technology.

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Satellite Detected Broad-Scale Vegetation Change in China, 1982–1999

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The Digital Geography Lab at Salem State University

The Digital Geography Lab at Salem State University

Different Approaches on Digital Mapping of Soil-Landscape Parameters

The Digital Geography Lab at Salem State University

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