TEAM
Jamon Van Den Hoek, PhD
Associate Professor of Geography and Geospatial Science | College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences | Oregon State University
Lab Researchers
Nazia Afroze
Geography PhD student
Jenna Cordisco
Honors undergrad student
Zhanpei Fang
Geography PhD student
Morgan Henderson
Geography MS student
Amergin McDavid
Geography undergrad student
Emnet Negash
Postdoctoral Scholar
Benjamin Norrito
Geography PhD student
Annabelle Owyoung
Honors undergrad student
Corey Scher
PhD candidate (CUNY Grad Center)
Jaimlyn Sypniewski
Environmental Sciences PhD student
Fen Truitt
Geography undergrad student
Past Members of Conflict Ecology
Raphaela Edwards (Visiting Scholar, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg)
Lama Ranjous (Visiting Scholar, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg)
Katy Davis (Postdoctoral Scholar)
Zachary Field (Water Resources MS)
Hannah Mizell (Geography MS): Assessing Opportunities and Constraints of Monitoring Refugee Settlement Socioeconomic Conditions using Nighttime Lights: A Case Study of Bidi Bidi and Rhino Camp Refugee
Alex Smith (Geography PhD): An exploration of 30 years of Landsat-satellite derived forest change data through land manager narratives of community forest and private land management in Nepal
Elise Mazur (Geography MS): Putting Food on the Map: Automated Mapping of Community Gardens with High Resolution Aerial Imagery using an Object Based Approach in Google Earth Engine
Anna Ballasiotes (Geography MS): Mapping Untreated and Semi-treated Wastewater Effluent off the Coast of Gaza with Sentinel-1 Time Series Data
Hannah Friedrich (Geography MS): Breaking Ground: Automating the Detection of Refugee Settlement Establishment and Growth through Landsat Time Series Analysis with a Case Study in Northern Uganda
Sue Kyung (May) Hwang (Water Resources Policy & Management MS): Alarming for Nothing?: A Geographic and Sentiment Analysis of Water Securitization in Academic Research
Frieda Fein (Geography MS): Are Refugee Camps Refuges? A Spatially Explicit Analysis of Security Threats to African Refugee Camps (1997-2016)
Paulo Murillo-Sandoval (Forest Ecosystems and Society MS): Leveraging Multi-Sensor Time Series Datasets to Map Short- and Long-Term Forest Disturbances and Drivers of Change in the Colombian Andes