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Barry Kronenfeld
Assistant Professor, Geography
George Mason University
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Barry
Kronenfeld entered the IGERT Program in fall 1999 after
receiving a B.A. from Cornell University and attending Nanzan
University in Nagoya Japan for one year. During his time in
the IGERT program, he participated in fieldwork activities for
vegetation mapping projects in Keystone State Park,
Pennsylvania and Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia. These projects led
him to explore data models to represent gradation in
vegetation maps, which became the topic of his doctoral
dissertation. After receiving his Ph.D. from the University at
Buffalo Geography Department, Barry was appointed as an
Assistant Professor of Geography at George Mason University
starting in Fall 2004, where he currently teaches classes in
physical geography and geographic information science. His
research interests include cartography, environmental data
modeling, biogeography, geostatistics, and spatial statistics. |
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