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UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA 121Indigenous land rights and land claims in Russian North (Fondahl)Local criteria and indicators <strong>of</strong> sustainable forest co-management (Fondahl)Detailed laboratory investigations <strong>of</strong> thermal transfer and thermal stresses at the grainlevel (Hall)Rock weathering studies in Antarctica and southern Africa (Hall)Weathering <strong>of</strong> San rock art (Hall)Community development / community economic development (Halseth)Restructuring in resource dependent towns (Halseth)Rural and regional development (Halseth)Health service delivery in rural and remote locations (Hanlon)Impacts <strong>of</strong> distributed medical education programs on their host communities (Hanlon)Social and geographical determinants <strong>of</strong> health (Hanlon)Social determinants <strong>of</strong> health in rural and remote BC (Hanlon)Political geography (Kok)Regional geography <strong>of</strong> Peace-Liard region (Kok)Development and change in Down East, North Carolina (Meletis)Ecotourism in Tortuguero, Costa Rica (Meletis)Participant perceptions <strong>of</strong> community gardening (Meletis)Tourism development, amenity migration, and aesthetics (Meletis)Paleo-environmental reconstruction (Menounos)Past and present glacier fluctuations (Menounos)Sediment budgeting and sediment transport in mountain environments (Menounos)Impunity, ‘development’, and political violence in Guatemala (Nolin)Qualitative methods (Nolin)Social geography <strong>of</strong> migration in rural and remote British Columbia (Nolin)Social impacts <strong>of</strong> <strong>Canadian</strong> mining in Guatemala (Nolin)Biogeomorphology: influence <strong>of</strong> organisms on physical attributes <strong>of</strong> aquatic systems(Petticrew)Ecological implications <strong>of</strong> transfers and storage <strong>of</strong> fine sediment in rivers and lakes(Petticrew)Fine sediment morphology and composition (flocculation processes) (Petticrew)Lake restoration and community stewardship (Petticrew)Landscape disturbances on sediment transfers (fire, forest harvesting, agriculture)(Petticrew)Landscape scale linkages between terrestrial and aquatic systems (Petticrew)Cartographic design incorporating remote sensing and GIS processing (Wheate)Glacier mapping from remote sensing in northern BC (Wheate)Recent Publications* not a member <strong>of</strong> this department3 current or former graduate student*BERTHIER, E., *SCHIEFER, E., *CLARKE, G.K.C., MENOUNOS, B. and *RÉMY, F. 2010 ‘Contribution <strong>of</strong>Alaskan glaciers to sea-level rise derived from satellite imagery’ Nature Geoscience 3, 92-95*BOLCH, T., MENOUNOS, B. and WHEATE, R. 2010 ‘Landsat-based inventory <strong>of</strong> glaciers in westernCanada, 1985-2005’ Remote Sensing <strong>of</strong> Environment 114, 127–137*BOUQUEY, N., *CAMPBELL, L.M., *CUMMING, G., MELETIS, Z.A., *NORWOOD, C. and *STOLL, J. 2010‘Interpreting amenities, envisioning the future: common ground and conflict in North Carolina’s coastalcommunities’ Geojournal 24 November 2010, DOI 10.1007/s10708-010-9387-1
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