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Selected Research Projects
- Population-Environment
Interactions in Northeast Thailand: An Overview of On-Going Research
Stephen J. Walsh1, Ronald R. Rindfuss2, Barbara Entwisle2, Aphichat Chamratrithirong3
1Department of Geography and Carolina Population Center
2Department of Sociology and Carolina Population Center University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC 27599 swalsh@email.unc.edu, rindfuss.cpc@mhs.unc.edu, entwisle@unc.edu, pracr@mahidol.ac.th
3Institute for Population and Social Research, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand
Environment, People, and Pixels: A Study of Nang Rong, Thailand
1997-2000
National Aeronautics and Space Administration Research Overview
R.R. Rindfuss, S.J. Walsh, B. Entwisle, C.E. Konrad
Geographic Accessibility on a Dynamic Landscape in Northeast Thailand: Historical Landuse/Landcover Trajectories, Transportation Infastructure, and Hydromodifications.
Kelley Crews-Meyer, Ph.D Candidate
Department of Geography, UNC-Chapel Hill
kacm@email.unc.edu
- Relationships
Between the Physical Environment, Adaptive Strategies and Economic Status: Spatial
Modeling of Human-Environment Interactions in Northeast Thailand
Thomas W. Crawford Ph.D. Candidate
Department of Geography, UNC-Chapel Hill
Crawford@geog.unc.edu
- "Ecological
Land Classification for Population-Environment Research: A Geographical Information
Sciences Approach"
William F. Welsh
Department of Geography, UNC-Chapel Hill
Doctoral Advisor: Professor Stephen J. Walsh
Satellite, Project and Excursion Images
- 73 Landcover Class MSS with Hydrography and Roads
- 1985 MSS Data, Hybrid classification results: Comparison of different landuse components: Nang Rong, Thailand
- Conceptual Model of Factors Affecting Economic Status
- Core and Periphery of Hypothetical Nulcear Village
- Elevation Transects with Superimposed Land Cover
- Elevation, Villages and Hydrography
- Hybrid Classification of MSS Data 1972-1985 Nang Rong, Thailand
- Hypotesized Biophysical Landscape Trends, 1950-2000AD
- Iterative Growth Constrained by Physiographic Barriers
- Location of Nang Rong Study Area
- Social, Environmental and Spatial Factors Regarding Village Boundries
- Spatial Analysis of Human-Environment Interactions
- Thailand Excursion Pictures
- Topographic Data Inputs for DEM Generation Amphoe Nang Rong, Thailand
- Transportation Infrastructure Update: 1994 Aeiral Photography Mosaic