Postgraduate Opportunities

current mscf/Mscem students

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Shirazum Munira, BSc, MScEM

Developing an ArcGIS toolset for automated road-stream breaching for seamless stream channel delineation

Email: shirazum.munira@unb.ca

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Liz White, BScEM, MScF

Mapping and modelling tolerant hardwood regime preferences and growth

Email: ewhite5@unb.ca

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Sharad Sigdel, BSc,  MscF

Developing advanced LiDAR based maps to assess and optimize Orchard suitability 

Email: sharad.sigdel56@unb.ca

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Ebenezer Asiedu-Agyei, BSc, MScF

Assessing Soil Moisture regimes using LiDAR derived datasets and Statistical modelling techniques

Email: easiedu.agyei@unb.ca

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Rachel Tzeckas, BA, MScF

Semi-automated wetland extent mapping at 1m resolution using ArcGIS

Email: rtzeckas@unb.ca

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Emily Nicholson, BScF,  MscF

LiDAR based forest plantation productivity modelling

Email: enichol2@unb.ca

Past PhD

  • Marie-France Jones. DATE. Mapping soil trafficability changes by way of temporal hydrology modelling and spatial wet-areas-mapping.
  • Douglas Hiltz. DATE. TITLE
  • Shane Furze. 2018. A high-resolution digital soil mapping framework for New Brunswick, Canada.
  • Mina Nasr. 2015. Geospatial analysis of total mercury concentrations in stream and lake sediments across Canada.
  • Zhanxue Zhu. 2001. Simulating monthly soil leaching rates using a forest biomass and nutrient cycling model.
  • Xinbiao Zhu. 2001. The role of xylem cavitation and shoot and root freezing injuries in yellow birch decline: experiments and model
  • Mohammad Hadi Moayeri. 2000. Mass balanced related sustainability of forest biomass production: concepts and applications.

Past MScF/MScEM

 

    • Hanna Green. Predicting the landscape drivers of cold-water temperatures at tributary confluence plumes: A multi-spatial analysis
    • Nana Agyei Owusu Afriyie. 2023. GIS based modelling for forest road alignments, culvert placements and logging trail delineations.

    • Kamille Lemieux. 2022.  LiDAR-based potato crop suitability mapping along the upper Saint John River valley in New Brunswick. 

    • Monique Goguen. 2016. Modelling and mapping distributions of common bryophytes across New Brunswick using a LiDAR-derived depth-to-water index.

    • Kyle Chisholm. 2014. Modeling and mapping shallow water properties.

    • Amanda Smith. 2014. Wood decomposition and nitrogen mineralization modelling across north and central America.

    • Doug Hiltz. 2014. Predictive vegetation type mapping using cartographic depth-to-water, slope, aspect, and elevation.

    • Marie-France Jutras. 2012. Calibrating hydraulic conductivity for modeling stream discharge for select forest catchments across Canada.

    • Jeanne Moore. 2012. Refining detail of forest site classification for the Fundy Model Forest in New Brunswick.

    • David Campbell. 2012. Forest trails: Optimizing trails locations by terrain conditions and other considerations, at high resolution.

    • Joshua Noseworthy. 2011. A mass balance, biogeochemical framework for assessing forest biomass harvest sustainability.

    • Xinyan Chi. 2008. Hydrogeological assessment of stream water in forested watershed: temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH and electrical conductivity.

    • Xiangfei Meng. 2008. Design of GIS based forest road layout and environmental assessment tool.

    • Jason Glode. 2008. Analyzing and modeling windthrow along riparian zones in Newfoundland.

    • Mina Nasr. 2007. Mercury levels in fungal fruiting bodies from interior and coastal forests in the Bay of Fundy region, New Brunswick, Canada.

    • Laura Sweeney. 2007. Mercury cycling through finfish aquaculture within the lower Bay of Fundy: possibilities for control in support of the health of coastal communities.

    • Chengfu Zhang. 2005. Modelling of forest litter decomposition and nitrogen mineralization.

    • Matthew Steeves. 2004. Pre- and post-harvest groundwater temperatures, and levels, in upland forest catchments in northern New Brunswick.

    • Darren Allen. 2003. Spring dieback of yellow birch in North America: historical examination of weather and frost hardiness.

    • Joseph Pomeroy. 2003. Stream turbidity signatures within the Hayward Brook Watershed Study.

    • F. Craig Fowler. 2003. Modelling watershed responses to agriculture and forestry in the potato belt of North-Western New Brunswick.

    • Brenton William Stanley. 2002. The Hayward Brook Watershed Study: hydrogeochemistry and responses to forest operations.

    • Vincent Balland. 2002. Hydrogeologic watershed modeling with special focus on snow accumulation and snowmelt including retention and release of major ions.

    • Bradley Case. 2001. Use of the flow accumulation concept in interpreting spatial patterns of select soil properties at two New Brunswick watershed sites.

    • Brian Simpson. 2000. Water quality effects of forest operations on fourth, fifth, and sixth order streams.

    • Shelagh Yanni. 1996. Hydrogeochemical assessment of water in forested watersheds at Kejimkujik National Park: discharge rates, chemical composition, and ion fluxes.

    • Kevin Jewett. 1995. Hydrogeochemical observations and simulations for pre- and post-harvest conditions at the Nashwaak Experimental Watershed Project.

    • Kevin Keys. 1995. An ion resin disc method for estimating percolation ion fluxes in forest soils.