1998 FALL SEMINAR SERIES

DATE:	SPEAKER:	TITLE:
September 11	Dr. Bernard O. Bauer Program Director Geography and Regional Science National Science Foundation Arlington, VA	"Wind Flow and Sand Transport Across Beaches."
September 18	Dr. Peter Mayes Climatologist Computational Chemodynamics Laboratory Rutgers University	"Past Atmospheric Circulation Trends in the Antarctic Peninsula."
September 25	Dr. April Veness Associate Professor Department of Geography University of Delaware	"Offending Behaviors, Defending Spaces: The Place of University of Delaware Students in Newark."
October 2	Dr. Richard Sylves Professor Department of Political Science & International Relations University of Delaware	"Presidential Disaster Declarations for the U.S.: A GIS ArcView Based Examination."
October 9	Dr. Michele Masucci Assistant Professor Dept. of Geography & Urban Studies Temple University	"The Evolving Role of Information Technologies within Fundacao SOS Mata Atlantica and Rede Atlantica for Preserving and Defending the Atlantic Rainforest in Brazil."
October 16	Dr. Roger G. Barry Dept. of Geography and Director WDC-A for Glaciology National Snow and Ice Data Center	"Atmospheric Components of the Arctic Ocean Freshwater Balance and Their Variability."
October 23	Dr. Linda Mearns Scientist, (ESIG) National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) Environmental and Societal Impact Groups	"Impacts of Climate Change Calculated from High and Low Resolution Climate Model Scenarios: The Uncertainty of Spatial Scale."
October 30	Mr. Bill Cohen, Instructor Department of Geography University of Delaware City and Regional Planning Consultant	"Overview of Planning Issues in Japan, Hong Kong and Southern China."
November 6	Dr. Cathleen Geiger USRM at NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center	"Sea Ice and Its Importance in the Role of Global Climate."
November 13	Dr. Oleg Ansimov Deputy Chair Department of Climatology State Hydrology Institute St. Petersburg, Russia	"Global Climate Change: Mid-Range Prediction of Regional Air Temperature Using Empirical Data.
November 20	Dr. Larry Band Professor Department of Geography University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	"Integrating Biophysical and socioeconomic Processes in an Urbanizing Watershed Model."
November 27	None	No Seminar, Thanksgiving Recess
December 4	Dr. Diane Stanitski-Martin Assistant Professor Geography-Earth Science Department Shippensburg University	"The Changing Grand Canyon Ecosystem."