Remote Sensing Group.

University of Lethbridge

Dr. Craig Coburn

 

 

 

 

 

The Wall of Shame

Dr. Craig Coburn

                 Dr. Coburn’s research is broadly focused in the area of remote sensing. The majority of his work focuses on finding new ways of visualizing problems and extracting information from remotely sensed data. His recent research has included  developing a digital remote sensing system, building and testing a goniometer to measure BRDF of canopies, and continuing to work on better ways to process data with complex structures. He also works on estimating the drought conditions in the prairies via remote sensing.

 

Biography

             Position

                          Associate Professor

                          Department of Geography

                          The University of Lethbridge

         Education

                          1994 - B.Sc. (honours) from the University of Saskatchewan.
                          1996 - M.Sc. in Geography from the University of Alberta.
                          2002 - Doctor of Philosophy Simon Fraser University.

         Employment

                          University of Lethbridge (2002-present)

                          Simon Frasier University (1998-2002)

                          University of Alberta (1994-1996)

                          University of Saskatchewan (1993-1994)

         Committee membership

2005      Organizing Committee Member, WDCAG 2005.

2004      Member – Arts and Science Executive Committee (6 Month Term).

2004 –Present.               Secretary/Treasurer, Western Division of the Canadian Association of Geographers

2003 – Present   Department of Geography Curriculum Committee

 

         Graduate Supervision

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

         Research Funding

 

         Research Team