GIS Final Presentation Schedule

Each presenter has 14 minutes, 12 minutes for the presentation and 2 minutes for a quick question and answer. A computer and projector will be available. Presenters could send their powerpoint file to the instructor by email (jduh@pdx.edu) or put the file in a flash drive, CD, or on your network disk space (not on a ZIP disk). Please give the instructor a printed Powerpoint presentation before you present.

Dec 1. 6:00 - 9:10 PM.

Presenter	Project Title
Marina Counter	A Preliminary Spatial Analysis of Life Expectancy and IQ
Denise Kelsey	Bull Trout Distribution Compared to Landownership in the John Day Subbasin
Cindy Olson	Identify Potential Sites for Wine Grape Production in Beaverton, Oregon
Michael Scisco	Correlations between Land Cover, Ownership, and 303d Streams in the State of Oregon
Nadezhda Slavchova	Diatom Biogeography in Oregon
Wendy Stevens	Riparian Forest Inventory with the Portland Urban Growth Boundary
Barbara Van Ness	Quantifying the Influences of Urbanization on Natural Habitats
Kevin Loving	Mean Park Size in Two Cities within the UGB
Jason Schmidt	River Renaissance: Locating Public Schools in their Watersheds
Mark Mead	Correlations between Nearshore Marine Water Bacteria Levels and Precipitation
Shane Metcalf	Integrated Management of Watch Mountain, Washington

Dec 8. 5:30 - 9:00 PM.

Presenter	Project Title
Ian Berdie	Does Timber Harvest Lead to Increases Sediment Levels in the Elliot State Forest, Oregon
Donald Brown	Open Space Acquisition Model Inside the Urban Growth Boundary
Statia Cupit	Mapping Forest Gaps in Hoyt Arboretum in Portland, Oregon
Craig Ducey	Spatial Distribution of Different Forest Conditions by Road Density
Chris Alfino	Automating GIS data for Scouting Sites
Kelli Grover	Prioritizing Watershed Capital Improvement Projects
Chris James	Relationship between Land Management and Vegetation Types
Paul Manson	The Political, Social, and Economic Factors of Subbasin Planning Quality
Sarah LoGiudice	Assessing the Environmental and Economical Effects of Recreational Land Development
Joel Migliaccio	Portland Metro Best Management Practices and Stream Health
Rod Owre	Spatial Analysis of Precipitation Patterns and Topography
Dan Senffner	GIS for Bird Surveys
Sarah Smith	Using GIS for the Detection of Edge Effects in Spotted Towhee Populations in Portland’s Urban Greenspaces
Todd Sorensen	Network Analysis for Flood Hazards
Daniel Wilson	Geodemographic Analysis of Local Development Activities of Portland’s Neighborhoods
Melissa Zagorski	Spatial Pattern Analysis of Art Galleries in Downtown Portland, Oregon