Jeanne Herb, Executive Director of the Bloustein School’s Environmental Analysis and Communications Group, will be working with Rutgers scientists David Bushek and Michale DeLuca, among others, to develop a GIS based tool for spacial planning and management of shellfish aquaculture in New Jersey. The project was one of 42 projects awarded funding by NOAA Sea […]
2019, aquaculture, Bushek, DuLuca, GIS, Herb, NOAA Sea Grant, shellfish
EAC’s Dr. Whytlaw has developed and teaches a GIS Applications in Marine Science and Policy class to Monmouth University students. The course has students gather and analyze spatial data to critically examine uses of the ocean in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the United States, including working through NOAA’s Ocean Economics Methodology to examine coastal economies. Learn more about the […]
course, GIS, Monmouth, NOAA, ocean, WhytlawHerb, J., J Whytlaw, and M. Campo. 2016. Using Geographic Tools to identify industrial and commercial facilities for which pollution prevention efforts may reduce exposure to hazards associated with climate-related flooding. Prepared for the United States Environmental Protection Agency. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University.
2016, Campo, Climate, flood, GIS, Herb, WhytlawC. Danis, L. Solitare, M. Greenberg, and H. Mayer. “Using a geographic information system (GIS) to help shape redevelopment of small urban centers.” in W. Wiewel and G-J Knaap, eds. Partnerships for Smart Growth, Cambridge, MA: Lincoln Land Institute, 2005, 83-94.
2005, geographic information systems, GIS, Greenberg, Mayer, redevelopment, urban, urban centers