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The Department of Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences, Virginia Tech
Virginia Department of
Game and Inland Fisheries
The US Fish and Wildlife
Service National Conservation Training Center
The Wildlife Society
Geographic Information System and Remote Sensing Workgroup
American Fisheries Society
Computer User Section
| Keynote
Speaker and Plenary Session |
Keynote
Speaker: Help for Managing the World Wide Wildlife (WWW) Resource
Robert H. Giles, Jr., Virginia Tech |
Increasing
Access to Fish and Wildlife Data: Opportunities for Collaboration
Anne Frondorf, USGS/BRD |
When Apples
become Supercomputers: The Emerging Environment for Information
Doug Johnston, University of IL |
The MARIS
Partnership: Using Desktop Applications to Share Data Nationwide
Andrew Loftus, MARIS Coordinator |
Information
Technology Applications for Fish and Wildlife Management: Dilbert and the Zen of
Technology Adoption
Jefferson L. Waldon, Conservation Management Institute |
|
| General Session
Presentations |
Three Dimensional Physical and Bioenergetics Habitat in
Large River Systems Using State-of-the-Art Hydroacoustics, GPS, GIS, Photogrammetry, and
Computational Fluid Dynamics R. Craig Addley* and Thomas B. Hardy |
A GIS for
Wetland Management Districts
Steve Kallin |
Using a
Dynamically Segmented Hydrographic Dataset as an Aquatic Information Referencing System
Matt Freid |
Tracking
Fisheries and Water Quality Trends in the Klamath River Basin in Northwestern California
Using a Custom Database Program and GIS
Patrick Higgins*, William M. Kier and Dr. Jan Derksen |
Use of
GPS-assisted Mapping of Ephemeral Cover Types to Study Habitat Use of Sympatric Foxes and
Coyotes in Agricultural Habitat
Todd E. Gosselink*, Timothy R. Van Deelen, and Mark Joselyn |
Advances in
Video Technology for Wildlife Research
John J. Christensen |
Development
and Implementation of a Fisheries Data Management and Analysis Program for Impoundments
Robert S. Greenlee |
The Wild
Animal and Plant Information Infrastructure (WAPITI): The Development of an Online
Multistate Wildlife Data Gateway
Nancy A. Brauer |
Save Time
and Resources with Efficient Database Management: Upgrading Legacy Systems, Integrating
Datasets and Maintaining Metadata
Sheryl K. Soborowski |
Software
for Recording and Managing Water Body Survey Data
Roger L. Parsons |
FishXing -
Software for Fish Passage Through Culverts
Susan Firor*, Michael Love*, Robert Gubernicki |
Advanced
Techniques Employing State-of-the-Art Audio Technologies for Wildlife Research
John J. Christensen |
The
California Wildlife Habitat Relationships System
Monica Parisi*, Mollie Hurt* |
Using
Transactional Voice Technology to Improve Wisconsin's Lake Michigan Fishery
Bradley T. Eggold |
Use the
Internet to Engage Your Constituents!
Rebecca K. Wajda |
Marine
Angler Survey Management and Reporting via the Internet
Wade H. Van Buskirk |
WDNR's
Aquatic Metadata Search on the Internet
Don Fago |
Web-based
Planning Systems: Guidance at Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia
Stacy McNulty*, Robert H. Giles, Jr. |
Virginia's
Wildlife Information Online
Kathy Quindlen |
Information
Strategic Planning for Fisheries Resource Management
Christine L. Larson |
Creating
and following a Paperless Trail - CRiS – the Columbia River Information System
Stephen M. Pastor |
Wisconsin's
Internet based Propagation System, Active X meets Fish
T. Douglas Beard, Jr. |
NRIS Fauna:
Organizing, Displaying, and Analyzing Wildlife Data To Support Forest Service Planning and
Management
Chris Frye*, Jim Fenwood*, Tom DeMeo |
Using
Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Large Scale Seabird and Environmental Databases, the
Internet/WWW and Spatial Statistics to Investigate Seabird-Habitat Relationships in the
Northwest Atlantic
Falk Huettmann* and A.W. Diamond |
Geospatial
Information Usage in Kenya
Luke Odhiambo Ouko |
Doing GIS
in a Distributed Environment: OpenGIS
Prakash Narayan
|
Symposium
1: Microcomputer Applications in Population Modeling and Viability Analysis; Resit
Akcakaya, Leader |
PVA's
for Populations with Movements Constrained by Landscape Pattern: the Case of the
Southwestern Willow Flycatcher
Roland H. Lamberson* and Barry Noon |
Metapopulation
Models of Threatened Species of Shorebirds and Seabirds: the Challenge of Developing
Realistic and Useful Models
Nadav Nur*, Gary Page, William J. Sydeman, and Lynne E. Stenzel |
Linking
Metapopulation Modeling and Viability Analysis to Landscape and Habitat Models
H. Resit Akçakaya |
A Regional
Population Model of the Endangered Karner Blue Butterfly, Lycaeides melissa samuelis
Virginia Dale*, Linda Mann, and Tom Ashwood
|
| Symposium 2:
Wildlife Habitat Relationship – Their Development and Application; Tom O'Neil,
Leader |
Predicting
Landscape Quality for Northern Bobwhite from Classified Landsat Imagery
Garrett L. Schairer*, Randolph H. Wynne, Michael L. Fies, Scott D. Klopfer |
Bird-Habitat
Relationships at Multiple Spatial Resolutions in the Oregon Coast Range
Jonathan Brooks |
Wildlife
Habitats and Species Associations in Oregon and Washington: Building A Common
Understanding For Management
Thomas A. O’Neil*, David H. Johnson
|
| Symposium 3:
Statistical Analysis Software, Techniques, and Applications for Spatial Data; Kevin
Sallee, Leader |
Map
Oriented Tracking Editor (MOTE), a New Tool for Editing Argos Satellite Transmitter Data
Martha H. Cavit |
Application of the Fast Fourier Transform for Bootstrap Confidence
Intervals on Kernel Density Home Range Estimators: Methods and Computer Software
John W. Kern* and Trent L. McDonald, Steven. C. Amstrup |
The
Biotas™ Computer Program and its Utility for Biogeographical Data Analysis.
Kevin Sallee |
Query-Based
Spatial Analysis System for Triangulation and Animal Survival Analysis
Joel Sartwell |
Quantifying
Spatial Patterns with the National Resources Inventory
Stephen J. Brady*, Curtis H. Flather, and Dean M. Thompson |
Effect of
Sample Size on the Performance of Five Resource Selection Methods
Frederick A. Leban*, Edward O. Garton, Michael J. Wisdom, and John G. Kie
|
| Symposium 4:
Technology in the Wildlife Profession: Research, Application, and Education; Dave
Morton and Scott Klopfer, Leaders |
Habitat
Predictability Model for Willow Flycatchers (Empidonax trailii) in Northern California,
using Landsat Thematic Imagery
Christopher J. Stermer*, Timothy S. Burton, Richard L. Callas, Dr. Lawrence Fox III |
Seals,
Satellites & Sandeels
Bernie McConnell* and Mike Fedak |
Application
Of GPS And GIS To Line-Transect Sampling Methodology
Brian L. Pierce*, Scott C. Pettengill, and John T. Baccus |
Are
Livestock Trails in Rugged Terrain Least Effort Pathways?
David Ganskopp |
R8BIRD:
The Southern Region's Neotropical Migrantand Resident Landbird System
Dr. Margaret Katherine Trani (Griep) |
Taking
NatureMapping teachers through the process of collecting Wildlife Data to Conducting GIS
Analyses
Karen M. Dvornich, and T.M. Grover* |
WildlifeMapping:
Who is Participating and how is Their Data Filling the ‘Gaps’
Jeffrey B. Trollinger*, Karen K. Reay |
Distributional
Information on Herpetofauna and the WildlifeMapping Project: Making the Connection
Karen K. Reay* and Jeffrey B. Trollinger |
Mississippi Alluvial Plain Ecoregion Clearinghouse Node of the National Spatial
Data Infrastructure
Mark Swan |
Using
Multimedia CD-ROM Technology In Support Of Conservation Education And Private Stewardship
Programs
Scott Wilson |
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