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Future GIS Development for the School of Geography: John Lee's Contribution

Dr. John Lee discusses his recent research in GIS, including spatial conflict resolution and species data handling, and outlines his future work focusing on cartography, open-source solutions, and geomorphological mapping. This presentation showcases how his expertise will benefit the School of Geography at Plymouth, offering contributions to research, teaching, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Future GIS Development for the School of Geography: John Lee's Contribution

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  1. My recent and future work with GIS and how it will contribute to the School of Geography at Plymouth Dr. John Lee

  2. Or…… John, GIS and Joining Geography!

  3. Introduction • How I use GIS • Recent work with GIS • Research • Teaching • Future work with GIS • Research • Teaching • Benefits to Plymouth • Conclusion

  4. How I Use GIS - My Manifesto!

  5. Unimproved Deciduous Arable chalk woodland land grassland CONVERSION? Unimproved Woodland Deciduous chalk or woodland grassland grassland? Recent Work - Research Spatial Conflict Resolution

  6. Recent Work - Research Spatial Conflict Resolution

  7. Recent Work - Research

  8. Recent Work - Research

  9. Land use Current Area (ha) Potential Area (ha) Regional (National) Targets (ha) Unimproved grassland 341.4 50.4 30 (1000) Deciduous woodland 2913.7 1525.1 350 (3000) Scrub 60.3 68.2 - Recent Work - Research Spatial Conflict Resolution

  10. Grid Ref. Species Name Location Date Recorder SP20 Arvicola terrestris River Leach 17-Aug-82 Mr. Campbell SP20 Austropotamobius pallipes River Leach Feb-79 Thames Water Auth. SP20 Galeopsis angustifolia Oxfordshire 1950 Anon. SP300067 Lepus capensis Oxon. tetrad 3606 09-Jul-81 Oxon County Museum SP3008 Scotopteryx chenopodiata Witney Bypass cutting 08-Jul-92 Mr. Campbell Recent Work - Research Species data handling

  11. Recent Work - Research

  12. Recent Work - Teaching

  13. Recent Work -Teaching

  14. Recent Work - Teaching GIS & cartography, Society & GIS, GIS & EIA milk, cat food…

  15. Recent Work - Teaching

  16. Recent Work - Teaching

  17. Future Work - Research • Papers from recently completed projects. • Data access and manipulation – NERC • Spatial decision-making – English Nature • ‘Amateur’ cartography – Royal Society • Visual ontologies for cartography – OS

  18. Future Work - Teaching • GIS as theory and practice • Promoting open source GIS solutions. • Modular GIS development - web services. • Distributed computing solutions to GIS. • Geomorphological mapping. • Informed by on-going research.

  19. Benefits to Plymouth • Contribution to RAE • Supervision - PhDs, MSc, BSc. • Teaching – PGs and UGs. • Interdisciplinary. • New skills and interests. • Networking.

  20. Conclusion Oh oh!! Admin Teaching Research

  21. Presentation available at: www.brookes.ac.uk/go/selu

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