Congratulations to the Summer 2019 MS-GIST Graduates

UA GIST wants to congratulate all of the Summer 2019 MS-GIST graduates:

Ali Baqi - Develop an Open Source GIS Application to Perform Airport Disaster Analysis and Simulation Using QGIS 2.18 Python Scripting
Patricia Schwartz - Analysis of the Ecological Effects of Proposed Barrier Construction on the US/Mexico Border
Holli Crowley - Preferred Bee Colony Locations in Fort Collins, Colorado
Max Strain - Locating Possible Food Deserts in Beaverton and Hillsboro, Oregon
Billy Zsambok - Using Multispectral Imagery to Find Historic Artifacts and Associated Geophysical Correlations
Bassel Takidin - Association Between Population Density and Traffic/Pollution Events in Los Angeles County, California
Brooke Stathis - Vehicle Miles traveled and Population Analysis of City of Spark, NV Roadways
Marisa Noble - Migration Patterns of Aphid Pests in the Southwest United States
John Ehlen - Emergency Medical Response Times in Coconino County Arizona
Heidi Petersen - Applications for Citizen Scientists: Enable Effective and Enthusiastic Civil Science Participation with Technology
Nicholas O’Gara - A Spatial Analysis of the Locations of Title Loan Lenders in Tucson
Ryan Gillespie - Canopy Structure and Southwestern Willow Flycatcher: A LiDAR-derived Habitat Suitability Model
Eric Harrison - Understanding Bicycle Safety in Tucson Arizona: Perception and Reality

To view their abstracts please click here.(For Gillespie click here and for Harrison click here).