Profile
Dr. Wunneburger is Assistant Research Scientist of the Department of
Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning. He has developed GIS laboratory
in College of Architecture and supported classes in Landscape Architecture
and Urban Planning Department. He also developed and taught graduate
coursed in basic and advanced GIS. Dr. Wunnerburger collaborated with
other scientists in research in urban planning, landscape ecology, land
development, automated mapping / facilities management, hazrds preparation
and planning, performing research in landscape ecology, informatics and
enterprise GIS. Dr. Wunneburger's primary research interests include
the integration of spatial and information technology for studies in
landscape ecology-based planning and management.
Publication “Functional
Heterogeneity of forest landscapes and the distribution and abundance
of the red-cockaded woodpecker,” For. Ecol. Manage, 2000; “The
distribution of Texas ant,” Southwestern Entomologist, 2000; “Heterogeneity
of forest landscapes and the interaction of the southern pine beetle with the
Red-cockaded Woodpecker,” J. Forestry, 1999; “Impact of Insects
on Human-Dominated and Natural Forest Landscapes,” Invertebrates as Webmasters
of Ecosystems, 1999; “A GIS Application in a Study Involving a Large
Number of Residents with Elevated VOC Exposures,” Geographic Information
Systems in Environmental Resources Management, 1996.
Douglas received his BA
and PhD from Texas A&M University and his MF from
Austin State University....[more]
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