Dr. Donald J. Bogucki
Center for Earth and Environmental Science
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Dr. Donald J. Bogucki Center for Earth and Environmental Science
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| Education 1970 PhD, University of Tenessee 1968 MS, University of Tenessee 1966 BA, University of Connecticut
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| Research
Interests Wetland and Watershed
Relationships Wetlands Remote Sensing and Ecology Debris Slides in the Applachian System
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| Courses ENV 306 Earth and Atmospheric Processes: The interaction of atmospheric and geomorphic processes at the Earth's surface with emphasis upon geohazards and natural disasters. ENV 355 Principles of Remote Sensing: Introduction to basic electromagnetic energy and its utilization in photographic and non-photographic sensors. The fundamentals of photo interpretation, photogrammetry, and image analysis will be presented. ENV 455 Advanced Remote Sensing: Advanced topics in remote sensing including concepts in electromagnetic energy, sensors and platforms, and digital image processing. A hands-on approach to image analysis. GEL 341 Geomorphic Processes: The study of Earth-surface processes and the origins of landforms and landscapes.
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