GIS / GPS Related Theses
Asterisk (*) after year denotes honors thesis.
- 1988 Thomas Pattee Bates, Geographic Information Systems, Methods and Equipment for Land Use Planning: A Case Study of Malletts Bay
- 1989 * Jennifer Pipe, A Practical Application of the Geographic
Information System to Land Use Planning in Fairfield, Vermont
- 1992 Ethan Howland Swift, A Comparative Analysis of the Global
Positioning System and the Loran-C Navigational System and the Use of GPS
in Natural Resource Management
- 1999 Michael Blazewicz, Using GIS to Identify and Assess Riparian Buffers Along the Mad River, Vermont
- 2002 Brian Chaplin, Natural Community Mapping and Landscape Assessment at the Shelburne Pond Natural Area, Shelburne, Vermont
- 2002 * Brian Robertson, An Assessment of Wind Power Potential in Vermont: Benefits and Barriers to Development
- 2003 Kevin Viani, A Critique of Spatial Data Through the Use of Metadata for Small Land Parcels
- 2005 Brian Perrott, Understanding Deforestation at a Community Level: A Case Study of Taulabe, Honduras
- 2005 Katherine S. Murphy, Addressing Challenges to Land Trusts: Tax Policy and GIS Mapping as Tools for Increased Stowe Land Trust Effectiveness
- 2009 Christopher S. Phelan, Using GPS to Locate Boundary Markers on Lands Conserved by the Lake Champlain Land Trust
- 2010 * Carrie-Anne Palmeri – Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) for Watershed Management: Assessing Watershed Management Trends & Instrument Suitability for One Honduran Community
- 2011 Julie Bellino – Finding Forever Wild: Identifying and Mapping Land Suitable for Conservation by the Northeast Wilderness Trust
- 2011 Jim Casey – GPS Mapping of Winooski Valley Parks District Natural Areas Monica Gerbini – Internship with the Lake Champlain Land Trust
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