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2008 Presentations |
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100 kbps
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Analysis of LIDAR-derived bare ground model accuracy in southern California chaparral -
Andrew Cooke, UW College of Forest Resources
In defense of a Masters of Science from the UW College of Forest Resources |
25:54 |
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FOREST RESOURCES AND LIVELIHOODS: Evaluating local forest management in Barjomot Village, Tanzania -
Erik Peterson, Peace Corps Master's International
In defense of a Masters of Science from the UW College of Forest Resources |
34:07 |
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2006 Presentations |
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Time |
56 kbps |
150 kbps |
| Developing
Stand Density Thresholds to address Mountain Pine Beetle
Susceptibility in Eastern Washington Forests - Elaine
Oneil, Ph.D. Defense, UW College of Forest Resources |
53:21 |
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Management Alternatives
for a Small Landowner - Angel
Ratliff and Forest Hietpas present their senior project for
the College of Forest Resources
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28:12 |
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2005 Presentations
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Time
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56 kbps
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150 kbps
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Developing Stand Density Thresholds to
Address Mountain Pine Beetle Risk in Eastern Washington Forests - Elaine Oneil in defense
of her PhD Thesis Proposal
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54:58 |
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| Factors Influencing
Understory Douglas-fir Vigor in Multi-Cohort Prairie Colonization
Stands at Fort Lewis, Washington - Derek
John Churchill in defense of his Masters of Science degree |
46:52 |
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| Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Pacific Northwest
Douglas-fir Forestry Operations: Implications for Forest
Management - Edie
Sonne Hall in defense of her Doctor of Philosophy degree |
37:18 |
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| Automating Contour-Based Route Projection for Preliminary
Forest Road Designs Using GIS - Luke W. Rogers in defense
of his Masters of Science degree |
32:09 |
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| Land Management Alternatives for St. Gertrude’s
Monastery Cottonwood, Idaho - Brian Spradlin & Daisuke
Sakuma present their senior project for the College of Forest
Resources |
26:13 |
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2003 Presentations
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Speakers |
Time
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56 kbps
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150 kbps
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| Investigation of Alternative Fuel Removal
Strategies - Heather Rogers in defense
of her Masters of Science degree |
37:30
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