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Office: 3425 Forestry & Wildlife Sciences Building |
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Teaching: Timber Harvesting Analysis Methods Research: Industrial forestry, including timber harvesting and wood procurement. Short rotation hardwood plantations for pulp mill use and as inventory tool. SFI certification as it applies to operations. Efficiency improvement in harvesting operations. Effort of silvicultural operations on wood quality. |
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Office: 3301 Forestry & Wildlife Sciences Building |
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Teaching: Forest hydrology. Watershed modeling. Research: Land use/cover and water quality/quantity interactions. Urbanization impacts on hydrologic regime and water quality; Watershed scale water quality modeling. Modeling nutrient dynamics in wetlands. Artifical intelligence. Erosion and sediment transport. Modeling on extreme events (e.g., flooding). Contaminant transport at sediment-water interface. Sensitivity and uncertainty analysis. |
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Office: 209-A Comer Hall |
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Research: Economics of houseing, ventilation, and energy conservation Extension: Economics of poultry live production. |
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Office: 3423 Forestry & Wildlife Science Building |
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Teaching: Introduction to timber harvesting systems and forest operations. Application of wheeled and tracked harvesting equipment. Timber harvesting safety. Extension: Organization and development of curriculum for statewide logger education and training program. Analysis of harvesting impacts on soil, water quality, and aesthetics. Analysis of new technology for harvest machinery and trucking. |
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Office: 3301 Forestry & Wildlife Science Building |
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Teaching: Forest products biotechnology. Biomass chemistry characterization. Reasearch: Biomass pretreatments and fractionation. Wood chemistry and forest biotechnology. Enzymatic hydrolysis. Pentose fermentation and fermentation inhibition. Biofuels and bioproducts development. |
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Office: 3427 Forestry & Wildlife Science Building |
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Teaching: Forest surveying. Low volume road design. Forest road design. Environmental law. Estate planning. Taxation of timber and other natural resources. Timber harvesting analysis methods. Research: Impact of estate taxes on land management and succession planning. Forest road design to minimize environmental impact and improve traffic ability. |
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Office: 3301 Forestry & Wildlife Science Building |
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Teaching: Introduction to wood science and forest products. Biocomposites. Research: Green composites, nanocompsites, and low density composites. Utilization of waste for biocomposites and biodegradable composites. Chemometric modeling. |