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Current research projects are listed under the themes listed below. Cadastral and Land Tenure ProjectsInside the Polygon: The Efficacy of Community Tenure in the Western Property Paradigm (Barnes/Ankersen)...................... Funded by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Connectivity and Resilience of Social-Ecological Systems in Modeling the Feasibility and Impacts of Water Transfer in Assessment of the Impact of Property Formalization on the Land Market
and Poverty Alleviation (Barnes/Griffith-Charles/Land Tenure
Center)............Funded by USAID through the Land Use and Land Cover Change: Decadal-Scale Dynamics of Land Ownership, Land Management and Carbon Storage in the Southeastern Lower Coastal Plain of the US (Barnes, Smith, Binford, Gholz)....Funded by NASA [Completed December 2003] Global Comparative Analysis of Land Administration Systems ...funded by USAID/World Bank [Completed September 2003] GIS and Remote Sensing:Improvement of the Biological Degradability of Wastewaters Using Activated Zeolites More information about Zeolites is available at www.living-planet.hu If you want to see the latest results, please click on the 3rd Annual Progress Report. St. Johns Water Management, Land Use - Land Cover Hungarian Remote Sensing Project Natural and Human Resources Investigation in Wadi Watir Basin, South Sinai Assessment of Data for the City of Jacksonville Brownsfields Study Area
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Research Projects in Geomatics often are
the birthplace for new ideas, technologies, and relationships. B.E. Johnson's
image of the "Big Bang" in UF's school colors portrays the energy
of a new universe being born, an appropriate symbol for the expanding
prospects of our students, faculty, and professional staff as we continue to
develop ongoing research projects. 
