Jacob Burandt's Geospatial Field Methods

This blog was created for Geography 336, Geospatial Field Methods at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. The focus of this blog will be to create field reports of each exercise and highlight the skills learned along the way.

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August 10th, 2013: Walleye fishing & camping
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Voyageurs National Park (border of MN and Canada)

Jacob Burandt

Email: burandjm@uwec.edu

Mobile: (715) 579-6706

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About Me

Jacob Burandt: As of May 2014, I'm a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire with a Bachelor's of Science in Geographic Techniques, and a Geospatial Certificate in GIS with a Mapping Emphasis. Throughout my GIS studies at UW-Eau Claire, I have had many projects, but not all required the same depth of critical thinking. I enjoyed those that did the most. They came with a state of confusion and a driving force of heightened interest. With challenge cames an itchy desire for more knowledge and understanding. The projects I have learned the most from have come with that state of unknowing. My current interests/projects deal with LiDAR and/or elevation models (DEMs/DSMs), trying to develop a routing application for runners based on elevation, and my capstone project; which sought to find spatial patterns to school performance in Wisconsin high schools and the factors that might contribute to them.

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