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3:30 pm Nov 10th"Progress on the Development of the USA-National Phenology Network" HARDIN HALL
Dr. Julio Betancourt, Sr. Scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey, Tucson, AZ.
7:00 pm Nov 10thNebraska's Gemstones -- Tiny Little Treasures HARDIN HALL
Roger Pabian, Professor Emeritus, School of Natural Resources. Dr. Pabian is a world reknown author of many books regarding Nebraska's Gemstones and many types of rocks and minerals. The seminar is free and open to the public. Free parking in Hardin Hall parking lot. Refreshments provided.
3:00 pm Nov 11th"How Do Plants Actually Migrate? Lessons from the Holocene in the American West" HARDIN HALL
Dr. Julio Betancourt, Senior Scientist, U.S. Geological Survey, Tucson, AZ.
1:30 pm Nov 12th"Environmental Nanogeoscience: What Nature Has Already Taught Us." HARDIN HALL
Mike Hocella, University Distinguished Scientists, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, VA.
1:30 pm Nov 18thFaculty Meeting HARDIN HALL
Discuss on-going projects, new projects and other topics of interest.
1:30 pm Nov 19thStaff Meeting HARDIN HALL
Regularly scheduled staff meeting. Discussion and updates on various subjects.
3:00 pm Nov 19th"Current Research Initiatives at the Kansas Applied Remote Sensing Program" HARDIN HALL
Dr. Stephen L. Egbert, Associate Research Scientist, Kansas Applied Remote Sensing Program; Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of Kansas. PLEASE NOTE THIS SEMINAR STARTS LATER THAN THE OTHERS IN THIS SERIES.
2:00 pm Nov 20thGEOGRAPHY AWARENESS WEEK "Topic TBA" HARDIN HALL
Dr. Steve Egbert, Geography, University of Kansas
2:00 pm Dec 4th"GIS in Redistricting" HARDIN HALL
Mr. Jack Dohrman, Nebraska Legislative Research
8:00 am Dec 8thAn Inter-regional Workshop on Indices and Early Warning Systems for Drought Holiday Inn-Downtown
International Scholars, UNL Faculty, and Representatives to meet to discuss Indices and Early Warning Systems to alleviate the effects of drought. Co-Sponsored by SNR, NDMC, WMO (World Meteorological Organization, and the UN Convention to Combat Desertification, USDA and the National Integrated Drought Information Systems office of NOAA.

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