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Scot Smith has served on the Geomatics Faculty since
1989. His area of expertise is the theory and practice of remote sensing and
geographic information systems for assessment of the environment. He has
performed research on a number of topics ranging from climate change analysis
to estimating sedimentation in the Aswan High Dam Reservoir. Current
interests are the application of Unmanned Autonomous Vehicles to natural
resource inventories, hurricane damage assessment, monitoring regrowth after
a forest fire and wildlife habitat mapping. He has published over 50
papers in journals and continues to do research throughout the world.
He is a
registered professional surveyor and mapper in the state of Florida and is also a photogrammetrist
certified by the American Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing.
Education:
Ph.D. University
of Michigan 1982
M.S. University of Michigan 1978
B.S. Michigan State
University 1975
Courses Taught:
SUR 3393 Geographic Information
Systems
SUR 4380 Remote Sensing
SUR 5385 Remote Sensing
Applications
SUR 5625 Geographic
Information Systems Analysis
SUR 6395 Topics in GIS
Research
Publications
Contact Information:
301 Reed Lab
P.O Box 110565
University of Florida
Gainesville Fl 32611-0565
Phone: (352) 392 4990
E mail: sesmith@ifas.ufl.edu
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