Galleries
Upcoming Conferences

Maggi and Ellen will be presenting at the AAGs in Feb, 2012: Ellen will talk on spatial analysis of the food environment; Maggi will talk on historic vegetation modeling with VTM data.

Sarah and the GIF folks will be presenting at CalGIS in Sacramento in Apr 2012.

Many of us will be at the ASPRS Conference in Sacramento, Mar 2012

Lisa has been invited to present at the Society of Wetland Scientists in Orlando, Jun 2012

Current Projects
Recent Past Projects

Welcome to the kellylab page!

Our motto is "mapping for a changing California", and we love all things GIScience: remote sensing, object-based image analysis, geospatial modeling, lidar analysis, participatory webGIS and field-based monitoring. Here you will find information on people in our lab, our projects, and some connections to other groups and sites of interest. Please also check out the GIF for more on geospatial technology. Enjoy, check out the blog, and stay in touch.

Wednesday
Jan182012

Berkeley-GIF-MVZ partership wins Keck funding

The Berkeley Initiative in Global Change Biology (BiGCB) has been awarded $1.5 million by the W.M. Keck Foundation to develop a Predictive Biosystems Informatics Engine (PBIE), the informatics infrastructure needed to access, visualize, and analyze rich data, and provide the foundation for building the next generation of models of the biotic response to global change. The GIF is involved in the web visualization portion of this exciting project.

The PBIE will innovate with cutting-edge technologies, and once operational, will enable cross-disciplinary exploration of the vast and disparate data sources required to understand biotic response to global change. More information on the project can be found here.

The picture at left is one from William Bowen's panorama atlas for California. 

Tuesday
Jan172012

GIS @ Berkeley: ESPM now has a GIS Minor

ESPM has a new Minor in GIS! The new website GIS @ Berkeley will help coordinate geospatial technology on campus, and provide information on all the geospatial endeavours on campus, job opportunities, what other students are up to.