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Creative component / thesis research
LA 599/699
Paul F. Anderson
I served as major professor for the following graduate students in Landscape
Architecture. My responsibilities included academic and career advising and
supervision of their thesis research. Students were awarded the MLA
degree. Included below is a brief summary of their research in text and
graphics, the outreach aspects of their work, and their career after graduation.
Bill Martin
 Kitchen gardening and edible landscapes: the theory and practice of household commitments to local food systems as seen from central Iowa.. Bill Martin (LA) thesis research, 2004-2005.
This research is an outgrowth of Bill's interests in food systems and their roles in the landscape.
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Strauss Hsieh
 Riverpoint West Brownfield Redevelopment Plan, City of Des Moines, Iowa.. Strauss Hsieh (LA) thesis research, City of Des Moines, Iowa, 2003-2004.
This research is an outgrowth of Strauss' travel experiences and career interest in urban riverfronts and in brownfields.
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Luke Slings
 Development
of a GIS tool for searching and viewing General Land Office surveyors' field
notes. Luke Slings (Water Resources/LA) thesis research, Iowa Department
of Natural Resources, 2001-2002.
This research is an outgrowth of Luke's undergraduate research assistantship in digitizing
GLO surveyors' field notes.
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Steve
Morgan
 Hydrologic
modeling of overland flow within Little Beaver Creek, Iowa.
Steve Morgan (LA) thesis research, Iowa National Guard, Johnston, 2000-2001.
This research is an outgrowth of Steve's graduate research assistantship in archaeological
site modeling of Camp Dodge.
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Patrick
Brown
 Analysis
of past and future growth impacts to habitat within Boone, Hardin,
Hamilton, Marshall, Story, and Webster counties in Iowa using FRAGSTATS and an
urban growth model. Patrick Brown
(LA) thesis research, USDA Prairie Rivers RC&D, Boone, 1999-2000. This
research is an outgrowth of Patrick's graduate research assistantship in the ISU
GIS Research and Support Facility.
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Mohd Said
Musli
GIS
descriptive modeling of General Land Office vegetation types in Hamilton County,
Iowa. Mohd Said Musli (LA) thesis research, Hamilton County Conservation
Board, Webster City, 1998-1999. This research is an outgrowth of previous
research in GLO historic vegetation.
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Jane Chen
 Development
and demonstration of a hypermedia database for General Land Office surveyors’
field notes. Jane Chen (LA) thesis research, Iowa Department of Natural
Resources and Dallas County Conservation Board, Perry, 1997-1998. This research
is an outgrowth of previous research in GLO
historic vegetation. After completing her research, Jane entered private
practice in northern Illinois (Thompson Dyke & Associates), specializing in
design and computer graphics.
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Chris
Seeger
 World Wide Web Geographical Information System: development of a historic
photo database for Shenandoah National Park. Chris Seeger (LA) thesis
research, National Park Service, Virginia, 1996-1997. This research is an
outgrowth of Chris' assistantship and previous research in GIS
design and database development. After completing his research, Chris was
hired to coordinate outreach projects in community visioning with ISU Extension,
specializing in computer graphics.
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Marilyn
Magnuson
 Use of visual assessment surveys for planning in agricultural landscapes.
Marilyn Magnuson (LA/CRP) thesis research, Story County Conservation Board,
Story County Planning and Zoning Commission, Nevada, 1996-1997. This
research is an outgrowth of visual resource management projects in LA
463. After completing her research, Marilyn worked on community design and
master planning projects with Dave Dahlquist in Des Moines.
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Shuangyan
Li
 Modeling
definitions of scenic byway corridors using Geographic Information Systems
(GIS). Shuangyan (Karen) Li (LA) thesis research, USDA Golden Hills RC&D,
Oakland, 1995-1996. This research is an outgrowth of Shuangyan's assistantship
and previous research in Loess
Hills scenic byway GIS databases. After completing her research, Karen began
developing GIS applications in private practice in State College, Pennsylvania.
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Michael
Miller
 Analysis
of historic vegetation patterns in Iowa using General Land Office surveys and a
Geographic Information System. Michael Miller (LA) thesis research, Iowa
Department of Natural Resources, Des Moines, 1994-1995. This research is an
outgrowth of previous research in GLO historic
vegetation. After completing his research, Mike became manager of computing
facilities in the ISU College of Design.
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Jeff
Logsdon
Development
of an Iowa planning model for the state wetland and riparian area plan. Jeff
Logsdon (LA) thesis research, US Environmental Protection Agency, Kansas City,
and Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship, Des Moines, 1993-1994.
This research is an outgrowth of Jeff's involvement in the Iowa
Wetlands and Riparian Areas Conservation Plan. After completing his
research, Jeff studied at Harvard University under a Loeb Fellowship, then
continued his job as director of the Dallas County Conservation Department. Jeff
also works on landscape planning projects for ISU Extension.
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David
Wanberg
An
analysis of the resource enhancement committees in the Iowa Resource Enhancement
and Protection (REAP) Program. David Wanberg (LA/CRP) thesis research, Iowa
Department of Natural Resources, Des Moines, and Iowa Natural Heritage
Foundation, 1991-1992. This research is an outgrowth of David's graduate
research assistantship in the ISU GIS
Research and Support Facility. After completing his research, David taught
landscape planning courses in the College of Architecture, Planning, and Design
at Kansas State University. David is currently in private practice in
Minneapolis.
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Robert
Satter
Analysis of Clear Lake watershed management strategies using GIS technology.
Robert Satter (LA) thesis research, Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Des
Moines, and Cerro Gordo County Conservation Board, 1990-1991. Bob has not
completed his research.
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Nik
Ab. Rahman
Environmental considerations in a method for highway route selection. Nik
Ab. Rahman (LA) thesis research, Iowa Department of Transportation, Ames,
1989-1990. This research is an outgrowth of Nik's route selection projects in LA
361 and LA 463. After completing his
research, Nik taught landscape architecture in Malaysia and continued working on
his PhD degree at Michigan State University.
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Ned
Crankshaw
Computer-Aided
Reverse Perspective Analysis (CARPA) for historic site documentation. Ned
Crankshaw (LA) thesis research, Shimer College, Mt. Carroll, Illinois, 1988-1989.
This research won the Distinguished Master’s Thesis Award, Midwestern Association of Graduate Schools (MAGS).
It is an outgrowth of Ned's interest in CAD, computer
graphics, historic preservation, and image interpretation. After completing
his research, Ned began teaching in the Landscape Architecture Department at the
University of Kentucky.
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Kevin Kane
 Integration of LANDSAT data into the MSDAMP geographic information system for
regional recreation planning applications. Kevin Kane (LA) thesis research,
Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Des Moines, 1985-1986. This research
is an outgrowth of Kevin's graduate research assistantship to develop a county
land use inventory method for ISU Extension and the Iowa Department of
Agriculture and Land Stewardship (Division of Soil Conservation). After
completing his research, Kevin was GIS coordinator at Iowa DNR. Kevin is now
manager of the ISU GIS Research and
Support Facility.
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Keith
Holdsworth
 Agri-community as a farmland preservation tool. Keith Holdsworth (LA)
creative component research, Madison County Conservation Board, 1984-1985.
This research is an outgrowth of Keith's interest in land
use policy and implementation. After completing his research, Keith
prepared park mater plans for the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department.
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Sugeng
Gunadi
 Application of the Hand-Drawn Datafile technique to East Java, Indonesia.
Sugeng Gunadi (LA) creative component research, Surabaya Institute of
Technology, 1982-1983. This research is an outgrowth of Gunadi's interest
in teaching GIS technology in academic practice. After
completing his research, Gunadi returned to teach at the Surabaya Institute of
Technology in Indonesia.
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