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Environmental Informatics Consulting Jeffrey D. Campbell, Ph.D. Home About Jeff Campbell Services Community Involvement Workshops |
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Database Development: Best Practices Case Study
This presentation was designed as a tutorial in good database design for
environmental monitoring. Presented at the
Maryland Water Monitoring Council Annual Conference, December 4, 2008. Abstract.
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems at Jug Bay
A three hour seminar to introduce researchers and volunteers to GIS concepts
and provide familiarity with the types of GIS data available for the area. The
seminar included a field exercise to locate particular features identified from
GIS layers.
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems Part 2
A second three hour seminar to integrate GPS data with GIS. The March
2009 seminar included a hands-on activity collecting GPS data in the field
and adding it to a GIS project.
Amphibian Call Identification
A presentation to county residents volunteering for Frogwatch. The focus was
on identification of frog and toad calls with additional training in using the
observation protocol. A shorter version was also presented to county Scout
leaders.
| Fish Identification A short talk and demo before the attendees assist with fish sampling for a long term monitoring project at Jug Bay. |
Using a large fish pillow to point out identifying characteristics for fish. |
Purple Loosestrife
An introduction to this invasive plant, it's identification, and removal.
Presented multiple times at different locations to high school students, college
interns, and the general public.
Jeff was invited to co-lead a day-long field trip for a graduate wetlands ecology course. The professor focused on botanic features and Jeff provided geomorphological context and fish identification. He has co-led additional canoe trips for undergraduate courses.
Other examples of presentations and written work are available in the Services section.