The world’s most pressing challenges have met their match. At the School of Geographical Science and Urban Planning at Arizona State University, we are tackling significant environmental and societal issues, including climate policy, water resource management, disaster relief, housing and community development, renewable energy and sustainable growth.
Thank you, madam, It's wonderful training on MGWR software. Could you share this example dataset and Python coding sheet? Because in my case, for MGWR model not working.
Thanks for this video! I have a bachelors in anthropology/archaeology and am now planning to go back at almost 30 years old for my masters in planning. I’ve been thinking more seriously about environmental planning as a focus!
Awesome! Thanks for making this video. I imagine it feels very rewarding to know you are making a difference at the end of the day. I work as an arborist but I’m studying for a BAS in resource management with an emphasis on GIS. I’m hoping to land a career with the US forest service. I’m pretty close to Mt. Rainier, hoping I don’t have to relocate.
This might be what I want to do. I've struggled with figuring out what I want to do, but with this job I can combine my love for nature and statistics/trails/mapping. Thanks so much for this video!
This is a great video. I always wanted to work in the forest stand recently fell in love with a gis/geography degree. I just wasn't sure how to combine the two.
What you described is what I am looking for in my next career. I am working on a ms in environmental planning. Thank you for this information. I am going to reach out to you. You are describing the perfect job I am looking for. THANKS great Info.
Enjoyed this information. I have an AS degree in Wildlife Management and another AS in Biology, currently working on my BS in Environmental Science and considering focusing in Environmental Planning.
8:14 During the Little Ice Age, 75-125 million (depending on the source) died from cold and also crop failures. So plants must be like us, better suited to shedding heat than surviving cold. I don't see why the mere +1.0 C since 1880 (NASA) is such a big deal also since past warm periods when humans thrived have been warmer than now.
