Dr.
Maggi Kelly: Curriculum Vitae
Environmental
Monitoring Cooperative Extension Specialist
Adjunct
Associate Professor, Dept. of Environmental Sciences, Policy and
Management (UC
Berkeley, ESPM)
Co-Director, UC Berkeley's Center
for the Assessment and Monitoring of Forest and Environmental Resources
(CAMFER)
Co-Chair, University of California's
Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources workgroup Monitoring
Landscape Change
Education
1996-1998.
National Research Council Postdoctoral Associate. National
Ocean Service Laboratory, Beaufort NC.
1996. Ph.D.
Department
of Geography. University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado.
1991. M.A.
Department
of Geography. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
1988. Cartography
Certificate.
Department
of Geography. California State University, Hayward, California.
1988. B.A.
Department
of Geography, University of California, Berkeley, California.
Current
research and outreach interests
My
research and outreach activities concentrate on monitoring and functional
assessment of terrestrial
ecosystem change in California landscapes. I use geospatial technologies
for multi-scale mapping, monitoring and modeling of environmental change,
particularly in forests and wetlands. I am interested in the quantification
of change in landscape pattern, in the linkages between pattern and ecological
and social processes, and in understanding the pattern-process dynamic
within different environmental management regimes. My research also addresses
questions about availability, utility, and accuracy of geospatial datasets
and environmental datasets, and scale in natural resource and environmental
research. My outreach goal is to extend geospatial methods and applications,
and research results to clientele groups throughout California.
Publications
Presentations
Courses taught
GIS
for Environmental Management. ESPM 298 UC Berkeley. Spring 2002.
GIS
for Natural Resource Systems. ESPM 275 UC Berkeley. Taught with Peng
Gong.
GIS and Environmental Management.
Geography, San Diego State University.
Environmental and Natural Resources
Conservation. Geography, SDSU.
Environmental Conservation. Geography,
SDSU.
Introduction to ArcView and Arc/INFO.
Duke University Marine Lab, Beaufort, NC.
Environmental Management and GIS.
Geography, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Geographic Information Systems.
Department of Geography, CU-Boulder.
Mapping From Remotely Sensed Imagery.
Geography, CU-Boulder.
Introductory Cartography. Geography, CU-Boulder.Professional
activities
Member,
Association
of American Geographers (AAG)
Member,
American
Society for Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing (ASPRS)
Member,
Ecological
Society of America (ESA)
Member, Plant Focus Team, SF Bay
Wetland Regional Monitoring Program
Reviewer, Conservation Biology
Reviewer,
Geocarto
Reviewer, Global Institute for Energy
and Environmental Systems
Reviewer, International
Journal of Remote Sensing
Reviewer, Kluwer
Academic Publishers
Reviewer,
Landscape
Ecology
Reviewer, Photogrammetric
Engineering and Remote Sensing
Reviewer, Journal of Plant
Ecology
External reviewer, NOAA's Coastal
Change Analysis Project. (C-CAP)
Other activities
1999 - 2002 Volunteer Coach, U
C Berkeley's Women's Water Polo Team
1985 - 1994, 1997 - 1998 Member
of the United States National Women's Water Polo Team
1999 Scout Coach, United States
National Women's Water Polo Team
1992 - 2000 Member of the Executive
Council of United States Water Polo, Inc.
1992 - 1995 Coach of the CU Men's
and Women's Water Polo Clubs
1994 Student Coach of the Year,
University of Colorado Student Recreation Department
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