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The Council for Geospatial Modeling and Analysis (CGMA) is a group of faculty and staff at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (ESF) in Syracuse, NY. CGMA coordinates and enhances many diverse and dynamic activities associated with spatial information. CGMA promotes spatial analysis both on and off campus by developing coherent instructional, research, and public service programs. CGMA also provides a medium for faculty, administrators, staff, and students involved with spatial data to share their experiences and be kept up to date on changes in hardware or software.
The Council for Geospatial Modeling and Analysis encourages participation
from any faculty or staff person using spatial information. The
current active members of CGMA are:
| Lindi Quackenbush, CGMA Director |
Environmental Resources and Forest Engineering |
| Eddie Bevilacqua |
Forest and Natural Resources Management |
| Craig Davis |
Forest and Natural Resources Management |
| John Felleman |
Environmental Studies |
| Jacqui Frair |
Environmental and Forest Biology |
| Myrna Hall |
Environmental Studies |
| Jim Halligan |
Forest and Natural Resources Management |
| Lee Herrington |
Forest and Natural Resources Management |
| Stacy McNulty |
Environmental and Forest Biology - AEC |
| Giorgos Mountrakis |
Environmental Resources and Forest Engineering |
| Bill Porter |
Environmental and Forest Biology |
| Bill Stiteler |
Environmental Resources and Forest Engineering |
| Mark Storrings |
Environmental Resources and Forest Engineering - MSL |
| Kathy Stribley |
Landscape Architecture |
| Paul Szemkow |
Environmental Resources and Forest Engineering - MSL |
| Tim Toland |
Landscape Architecture |
CGMA Meetings
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Meetings are held several times each semester at a time that is convenient to the greatest number of interested individuals. Anyone with an interest in spatial information is welcome at CGMA meetings. Please contact an active CGMA member if you are interested in attending.
Spring 2007 meeting schedule:
- 24 January - Notes
- 7 February - Notes
- 28 February
- 21 March
- 11 April
- 2 May
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