Conference (2016): Alberta Agriculture & Forestry (AAF) Wet Areas Mapping Initiative Year Ten - Workshop Proceedings

On March 17, 2016 Alberta Agriculture and Forestry hosted a workshop about the Wet Areas Mapping Initiative Year Ten. The Alberta Land-use Knowledge Network recorded the presentations, and is happy to make them available here.

1. Barry White - Moving Forward
2. Scott Nielsen - Biodiversity & Ecosystem Characterization Using Lidar & Wet Areas Mapping
3. Ellen Macdonald - Understanding Spatial Patterns of Biodiversity at the EMEND Site Using WAM
4. Ivan Bjelanovic - Predicting Forest Productivity Using WAM & Other Remote Sensed Environmental Data
5. Axel Anderson - A Framework for Assessing Cumulative Effects on Watershed Values
6. David Campbell - TRAIL Tool - Recreational trail routing tool for the Ghost Watershed
7. Cassidy Van Rensen - Natural Regeneration of Forest Vegetation on Legacy Seismic Lines
8. Chris Bater - Recent Innovations in the Wet Areas Mapping Model
9. Dan Miller & Lee Benda - Building Virtual Watersheds to Support Resource Management and Conservation
10. Lee Benda - Incorporating WAM into NetMap's Analysis/Delineation of Riparian Processes in AB