They may be backing off though still face extraordinary challenges,
should Pruitt be confirmed.
http://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/316081-epa-spokesman-no-plan-to-take-down-climate-webpages
John Mickelson
On Wed, Jan 25, 2017 at 4:05 PM, Malcolm McCallum <
malcolm.mccallum
pinion-gap-complicates-publics-relationship-with-scientists/
Deeply interested in: what effective means exist to go head to head with
willful ignorance, emotions trumping facts, prejudice obliterating vision.
-John Mickelson
://www.ccrsl.org/CCR/WhoWeAre/PrithivirajFernando.htm
https://www.facebook.com/savingganesh/posts/750401225081957
http://whitleyaward.org/winners/asian-elephants-sri-lanka/
John Mickelson
Geospatial and Ecological Services
501 Stage Rd.
Monroe, NY 10950-3217
(845) 893-4110
john.mickel...@yahoo.com
On Wed, Mar
Its been a few years since I played around with them but a fairly good
reference (including many free packages) can be found at:
https://www.gislounge.com/area-cartograms-explored/
John Mickelson
Geospatial & Ecological Services
501 Stage Road
Monroe, NY 10950
john.mickel...@yahoo
Hi Kim,
I looked at quite a few this past spring and ended up with a Shaark
Boom-box Bluetooth speaker; (~$60 online), and am very happy with it. Very
long battery (12+ hours - listed as 18, depending)... really excellent
sound fidelity, connects easily to BT devices and the speakerphone
/ErosionRep97/rep97.html
http://hydrology.usu.edu/RRP/userdata/4/87/Appendices.pdf
http://ks.water.usgs.gov/pubs/reports/wrir.99-4242.html
http://journalofmaps.com/student/10_01_Hardy.pdf
John Mickelson
Geospatial and Ecological Services
501 Stage Rd.
Monroe, NY 10950-3217
(845) 893-4110
john.mickel
, at 30m
resolution, you might be able to get some sense of the general trend (there are
also versions of certain products that measure change in land cover over
time...).
-J
John Mickelson
Geospatial and Ecological Services
501 Stage Rd.
Monroe, NY 10950-3217
(845) 893-4110
john.mickel
/index.php/get-involved/workshops.html
-John
John Mickelson
Geospatial and Ecological Services
501 Stage Rd.
Monroe, NY 10950-3217
(845) 893-4110
john.mickel...@yahoo.com
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From: Michael S. Batcher mbatc...@riverbeauty.net
Subject
, have not
used the Motion CL900)
-j
John Mickelson
Geospatial and Ecological Services
501 Stage Rd.
Monroe, NY 10950-3217
(845) 893-4110
john.mickel...@yahoo.com
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From: Wayne Tyson landr...@cox.net
Subject: Re: [ECOLOG-L] Recommendations
) started at about
$1k.
http://www.motioncomputing.com/products/tablet_pc_CL900.asp
John Mickelson
Geospatial and Ecological Services
501 Stage Rd.
Monroe, NY 10950-3217
(845) 893-4110
john.mickel...@yahoo.com
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From: Jamie Sheahan jashe
Here's a side-by-side comparison of several units (including CL900... which,
just to say, I have no stake or interest in save for having looked at and
considered it).
http://ruggedpcreview.com/3_slates_motion_cl900_full.html
John Mickelson
Geospatial and Ecological Services
501 Stage Rd.
Monroe
.
Best of luck,
John Mickelson
Geospatial and Ecological Services
501 Stage Rd.
Monroe, NY 10950-3217
(845) 893-4110
john.mickel...@yahoo.com
From: Tania Bird taniab...@gmail.com
To: ECOLOG-L@LISTSERV.UMD.EDU
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2012 3:32 PM
Subject
little of, but
will make that an additional query line.
Gratefully,
John Mickelson
Cemeteries as Habitat: Summary Responses
“I had never thought about
graveyards specifically
/Paleogeography_and_Paleoclimatology/
visually stunning and very informative.
John Mickelson
Geospatial and Ecological Services
501 Stage Rd.
Monroe, NY 10950-3217
(845) 893-4110
john.mickel...@yahoo.com
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From: Clinton Jenkins clinton.jenk
as a downloadable layer.
John
John Mickelson
Geospatial and Ecological Services
501 Stage Rd.
Monroe, NY 10950-3217
(845) 893-4110
john.mickel...@yahoo.com
--- On Tue, 4/21/09, Jonathan Greenberg greenb...@ucdavis.edu wrote:
From: Jonathan Greenberg greenb...@ucdavis.edu
Subject: [ECOLOG-L] GIS
Hi,
Havent tried it out yet, but it looks promising.
There are a variety of water-proof containers that
work with your current (late-ish model) digital
camera. I have a Canon PowerShot SD800 IS (which I
love) digital camera, and the Korean manufacturer:
DiCaPac (digital camera pack), makes a
Check out the DOD Legacy Fund.
Almost went to grad school @ Yale (FNR) with a
(partially) funded Legacy project (restoring a
Chamaecyparis t. swamp), but got a better offer @
UCONN.
http://www.dodlegacy.org/Legacy/intro/LegacyGuidebook_print_June07.pdf
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Through several links came upon these very interesting
series (many folks may know about, the applications
were new to me), from Discovery Mag, about how we can
now create, literally, additional oil resources from
just about any organic carbon source (read here as
turkey guts).
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Landscape ecology
501 Stage Rd.
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Hi,
Do folks have a working set of (variable) metrics when
estimating anthropogenic effect (distance) within road
margins?
I'm looking at buffering road size classes
(Inter-state, State, County, Local, etc...) with
variable buffers widths within a GIS, and was
wondering if certain values are
Hi,
Needing to do some plant ID work. Looking for a
reasonably priced ($3-600) dissecting scope.
So far, features that seem useful: boom, ring light,
possibly 3rd aperture for imaging.
Anyone have preferences, suggestions or caveats?
Cheers,
John
All persons, living or dead, are purely
Hi,
Had an error returned, linking to enclosed Youtube
submittal.
Not to hijack the link, but, in searching, came upon a
very interesting carbon experiment that I hadnt seen
before,
A for profit company PLANKTOS (www.planktos.com) is
proposing to dump iron bearing particulates in various
parts
Searching for current best work on estimates and
indices of ecological or biological integrity.
Starting with terrestrial, then riparian, then aquatic
(fresh).
Thoughts?
John Mickelson
Columbia University
Appearss to be true...
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/09/24/us/24woodpecker.html
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