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Environmental Dynamics/Geosciences Colloquium
Friday 3:30-4:30
Ozark 25

Spring 2009

January 16 Introductions

Kwasi Asante: Operational Delivery of Mapping Data Using a Low-Cost Aerial Camera (The Case of the Terrahawk)
January 23 Dr. Fred Paillet:
Finding and delineating flow paths in fractured bedrock and karst aquifers
January 30 Cancelled due to ice storm
February 6 Dr. Dennis O'Rourke, University of Utah: Human DNA Analysis and Research Strategies (starts at 3 pm)
Tuesday, February 10
Dr. Brandon Bream, Vanderbilt University:
Amazonia in Appalachia?: New Insights into the Amalgamation and Break-up of Rodina
February 13 No colloquium
February 20 Dr. W. Ashley Griffith, NSF International Postdoctoral Fellow, Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia:
Using fracture geometries in fault zones to understand the mechanical behavior of ancient earthquakes
February 27   Sarah Lewis, ENDY:  Perception vs. Reality: Watershed Ecosystem Integrity in the Eye of the Stakeholder

Stephanie Shepherd, ENDY:  Land Use Based Analysis of Stream Morphology in the Illinois River Watershed
March 6 Dr. Eric Horsman
March 13 No colloquium
March 20 No colloquium
March 27 No colloquium
April 3

Dr. Ray Bradley, Department of Geosciences and Director of the Climate System Research Center, University of Massachussetts Amherst:
Future climate change: the need for a past perspective

April 10 Dr. Don Bragg, USDA Forest Service, Arkansas Forestry Sciences Lab, University of Arkansas at Monticello:
Back to the Future: What the Examination of Past Environments Tell Us about Managing for Desired Future Conditions
April 17 ENDY students and faculty:
Open discussion of Ozark Landscape Evolution
April 24 Dr. Thad Scott, Department of Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences, University of Arkansas Fayetteville:
Ecological Stoichiometry as a Tool for Developing Water Quality Standards
Wednesday, 
April 29
Department of Geosciences Advisory Board members:
Panel discussion
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