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178 CAG DIRECTORY / L’ANNUAIRE DE L’ACGLecturer:Su-Yin Tan, PhD (Cambridge)E-mail Address:sy2tan@uwaterloo.caCurrent ResearchClimate change – impacts and adaptation in the transport sector (Andrey)Planning for safe and sustainable communities (Andrey)Road safety in Canada (Andrey)Telecommuting (Andrey)Geomorphology (Brenning)Statistical geocomputing (Brenning)Gender and tourism (Cukier)Tourism and development (Cukier)Tourism employment and entrepreneurship, marine tourism, Southeast Asia, Caribbean(Cukier)Agent based modelling (Deadman)Geographic information systems (Deadman)Land use change (Deadman)Natural resources management (Deadman)Capacity building (Doberstein)International development (Doberstein)Natural hazards (Doberstein)Parks and protected areas (Doberstein)Resource and environmental management (Doberstein)Digital terrain models (Dudycha)Geographic information systems (Dudycha)Urban system simulation (Dudycha)Climate impacts on the cryosphere (Duguay)Climate-lake interactions (Duguay)Numerical modelling and remote sensing of lake ice (Duguay)Global change of the cryosphere (Kelly)Remote sensing of global snow water equivalent from passive microwavemeasurements (Kelly)Atmosphere-cryosphere-hydrosphere feedback processes in the Canadian Arctic(LeDrew)Change detection of sea ice from passive microwave imagery (LeDrew)Study of climate variability and the impact on tropical corals (LeDrew)The use of satellite imagery in environmental change studies (LeDrew)Satellite remote sensing urban mapping (Li)Biogeochemical processes in riparian wetlands (Macrae)Effects of disturbance on wetland hydrology and chemistry (Macrae)Hydrology and chemistry of agricultural runoff (Macrae)Institutional arrangements for water management (B. Mitchell)Integrated resource management (B. Mitchell)Rural communities (C. Mitchell)Green energy innovation (Parker)Greenhouse gas emission reduction strategies (Parker)Local economic development (Parker)
UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO 179Residential energy efficiency (Parker)Hydrology and hydrogeology of peatlands (Price)Peatland restoration (Price)Peatland subsidence (Price)Climate change, biodiversity conservation and protected areas (D. Scott)Climate change impacts and adaptation in tourism-recreation sector (D. Scott)Global change and tourism (D. Scott)Rural livelihoods, agrarian change and food systems (S. Scott)Environmental planning (Stone)Sediment/water interactions (Stone)Water quality (Stone)Water resources management (Stone)Creative and cultural economy of cities (Vinodrai)Innovation, learning and knowledge dynamics (Vinodrai)Labour market dynamics (Vinodrai)Local and regional economic development (Vinodrai)Socio-economic implications of climate change (Wall)Tourism and aboriginal peoples in Taiwan (Wall)Tourism development and impacts in China (Wall)Tourism planning and management, especially in Asia (Wall)Adaptation and climate change (Wandel)Community based assessment (Wandel)Vulnerability (Wandel)Recent Publications* not a member of this department3current or former graduate student*BRANFIREUN, B.A. and MACRAE, M.L. 2009 ‘Advances in Canadian research coupling hydrology andwater quality, 2003-2007’ Canadian Water Resources Journal 34(2), 187-194BRENNING, A. 2009 ‘Benchmarking classifiers to optimally integrate terrain analysis and multispectralremote sensing in automatic rock glacier detection’ Remote Sensing of Environment 113(1), 239-2473 DAWSON, J., SCOTT, D. and MCBOYLE, G. 2009 ‘Analogue analysis of climate change vulnerability inthe US Northeast ski tourism’ Climate Research 39(1), 1-9*DEARDEN, P. and MITCHELL, B. 2009 Environmental Change and Challenge: A Canadian Perspective3rd edition (Toronto: Oxford University Press)*DEL MATTO, T. and SCOTT, D. 2009 ‘Sustainable ski resort principles: an uphill journey’ in SustainableTourism Futures ed S. Gossling, M. Hall and D. Weaver (London: Routledge Advances inTourism) 131-151DOBERSTEIN, B. 2009 ‘Post-disaster assessment of hazard mitigation for small and medium-scaledebris flows in Bali, Indonesia and Jimani, Dominican Republic’ Natural Hazards 50(2), 361-3773 FAN, C., *HALL, P. and WALL, G. 2009 ‘Migration, hukou status and labor market segmentation: thecase of hi-tech development in Dalian’ Environment and Planning A 41(7), 1647-1666⎯⎯⎯ , WALL, G. and MITCHELL, C. 2009 ‘Heritage retail centres, creative destruction and the watertown of Luzhi, Kunshan, China’ in Tourism in China: Destination, Cultures, Communities ed C.Ryan and H. Gu (New York: Routledge) 99-1233 FARRICK, K.F. and PRICE, J.S. 2009 ‘Ericaceous shrubs on abandoned block-cut peatlands:implications for soil water availability and Sphagnum restoration’ Ecohydrology 2(4), doi:10.1002/eco.7*FOSTER, J.L., *HALL, D.K., KELLY, R.E.J. and *CHIU, L. 2009 ‘Seasonal snow extent and snow massin South America using SMMR and SSM/I passive microwave data (1979-2003)’ Remote Sensing
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