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Petter Pilesjö,
Associate Professor
Director, +46 46 222 96 54
Is the Director of the GIS Centre. Physical geographer concentrating mainly on
GIS education , implementation and spatial modelling. Over 20 years of teaching
and research experience, at national and international level.
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Karin Larsson,
M.Sc.
GIS teacher and GIS advisor, +46 46 222 40 93
Physical geographer with GIS education as main area of interest. Also
work as a GIS advisor within Lund University and support employees in
their search for and access to geographical data. Experience of using
GIS methodologies in studies of environmental related health issues.
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Lars Harrie, Ph.D.
Docent, + 46 46 222 01 55
Lars is teaching and researching in technical and theoretical aspects of
GIS. The main interest is currently map services on the web, algorithms for
presenting geographic data and methods to improve national spatial data
infrastructure.
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Ulrik
Mårtensson, B.Sc.
Senior Lecturer, +46 46 222 40 26
Physical geographer with extensive experience of development issues in Africa
and Asia. Works with landscape analysis and processes, remote sensing and GIS,
as well GIS implementation in organisations. Many years of teaching experience
and consulting at national and international level.
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Andreas
Persson, Ph.D.
Researcher and teacher in GIS and Remote sensing, +46 46 222 83 91
Physical geographer with a special interest in spatially distributed
hydrological modelling. The modelling aims at calculating the plant available
water in field. Hydrology, modelling, GIS, GPS and digital elevation models are
key words in the research.
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Hanna
Stigmar, Tech. Lic
PhD Candidate, +46 46 222 39 45
Technical surveyor and PhD candidate in cartography. The research project aims
at studying how to improve the usability of maps used in map applications on
the web or in mobile devices, such as hand held computers or cell phones.
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Micael Runnström,
Ph.D.
GIS and Remote Sensing Teacher, +46 46 222 79 25
Satellite data and GIS
were used in my Doctor's thesis to evaluate vegetation change in northern China
over the past 20 years. I have been lecturing many years in GIS and Remote
Sensing at the Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Analysis. Now
working with the master's education in GIS over the Internet (LUMA-GIS). Other
interests are the build-up of GIS databases for analyses of eco-tourism,
pesticides etc.
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Anders Ahlström,
M.Sc.
GIS teacher, +46 46 222 79 25
Physical geographer. lecturer and researcher in GIS. My research
constitutes of estimating, modelling, accessibility to markets and
towns in Sri Lanka and investigating the relationships between
accessibility and poverty, land use patterns and livelihood strategies.
My research also constitutes of modelling past vegetation cover with
the help of fossil pollen samples.
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Helena Eriksson,
Ph.D.
Teacher and researcher in GIS and remote sensing, +46 46 222 83 91
Physical geographer with a specialization within GIS and Remote Sensing. Work
mainly as a teacher and with the construction of course material, regarding both
regular and distance learning courses. My research area is within Remote Sensing,
developing methods to estimate forest properties from information collected by
earth observation satellites.
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Per-Olof Seiron,
M.Sc.
GIS teacher, +46 46 222 83 91
Physical geographer with teaching GIS as main profession. I have primarily worked
with remote sensing and digital elevation models in modelling coastal areas and
their response to sea-level rise in Sri Lanka.
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Roger Groth,
M.Sc.
Technical Support in GIS, +46 46 222 79 25
Master of Science in GIS, mainly working with programming and databases.
Specialist at developing database driven web pages. Has produced several
electronic application forms for GIS centre's programs as well as programs
we collaborate with European universities. Has also served as chief of the
Geocell in Kosovo (part of the peace keeping NATO forces) and is trained in mine action.
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