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Kenneth L. Driese

Remote Sensing Scientist

Office: Room 330, Agriculture C
Phone: (307) 766-3975
FAX: (307) 766-2744
Email: kdriese@uwyo.edu

 
 
Education
  • Ph.D., University of Wyoming, Botany
  • MS, University of Wyoming, Botany
  • BA, University of Virginia, Environmental Science
Research Interests
  • The use of remote sensing and GIS as tools for natural resource management, ecological research and simulation modeling of ecological processes.
Recent Projects
  • WyomingView: Promoting the use of remote sensing in Wyoming.
  • SE Wyoming Cumulative Impacts Project: Mapping land cover and land cover change in SE Wyoming
  • SW Wyoming Land and Snow Cover Assessment: Mapping land cover and snow extent in SW Wyoming (Wyoming Game and Fish Dept.)
  • Kazakhstan Locust Habitat mapping: Mapping potential locust habitat in Central Asia using satellite data (UMAC)
  • Modeling Consumptive Water Use in the Green River Basin, Wyoming Using Remotely Sensed Data and the METRIC Model
Recent Publications
  Books
 
  • Reiners, William A. and Kenneth L. Driese. 2004. Transport Processes in Nature. Cambridge University Press.
  Refereed Journal Articles
 
  • Driese, Kenneth L., William A. Reiners, Gary M. Lovett and Samuel M. Simkin. 2004. A vegetation map for the Catskill Park, NY derived from multi-temporal Landsat imagery and GIS data. Northeastern Naturalist 11(4):421-442.
  • Reiners, William A. and Kenneth L. Driese. 2003. Transport of energy, information, and material through the biosphere. Annual Review of Environment and Resources 28:107-135.
  • Reiners, William A. and Kenneth L. Driese. 2001. The propagation of ecological influences through heterogeneous environmental space. Bioscience 51(11):939-950.
  • Driese, Kenneth L., William A. Reiners and Robert C. Thurston. 2001. Rule-based integration of GIS and remote sensing for land cover mapping in NE Costa Rica. Geocarto International 16(1):35-44.
Other Professional Activities
  • American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ASPRS)
  • Upper Midwest Aerospace Consortium
Classes Taught
  • BOT/G&R 4140: Remote Sensing for Natural Resource Management
  • BOT/G&R 4111/5111: Remote Sensing of the Environment
  • BOT/G&R 4112/5112: Remote Sensing Laboratory: Application for Vegetation
  • Numerous Professional Workshops on Remote Sensing and GPS Technology
Other Interests

Wyoming Geographic Information Science Center
1000 University Avenue, Department 4008
University of Wyoming
Laramie, Wyoming 82071-4008 USA

 

 
 

 

 

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