EXTERNAL GRANTS 
Bian, L. $292,987. 2006. Simulating possible health outcomes of communicable diseases for three communities. NIH.
 
Olson, J., Bian, L. and Rogerson, P., $160,000. 2004-2006. Exposure assessment program: geo-spatial modeling. National Center for Disease Control (CDC, flow through Jacksonville State University).

Bian, L. and Zhang, A., $50,000. 2003-2004. Content-based image retrieval for man-made objects. National Geo-Intelligence Agency (NGA).

 Loverde, P. (PI), Bian, L., Rogerson, P. and Mark, D., (Key Personnel), $750,000. 2003-2008. Training in emerging and re-emerging diseases in Brazil. National Institute of Health (NIH).

Bian, L., $75,000.  2003-2005. Interoperable hydrologic modeling: a component-based approach. Water Environment Research Foundation (WERF).

Mark, M.D., Bian, L., Rogerson, P. and Vena, J., $1,564,000. 1999-2004. Spatio-temporal GIS analysis for environmental

health. National Institute of Health (NIH).

Bian, L. and Zhang, A., 1998. $175,000. A multi-resolution geographical data retrieval system. National Imagery and

Mapping Agency (NIMA).

Bursik, M. and Bian, L., 1998. $108,000. Tephrostratigraphic and satellite-imagery analysis of Kamchatka shoreline: Great earthquakes and mega-eruptions of Kamchatka, Russia. NASA.

Mark, D.M., Batta, R., DePinto, J.V.R., Smith, B. and Zubrow, E.B., 1998. $2,240,000. Faculty participants: Atkinson, J.,

Bian, L., Calkins, H., Casati, R., Eagles, M., Hornbuckle, K., Jorgensen, C., Krygier, J., Rabideau, A., Rogerson, P., Rump,

C., Shapiro, S., Thill, J., Zhang, A., Integrate graduate education and research training in geographic information science.

NSF.

Mark, D., Co-PIs: Batta, R., Calkins, H., Munroe, D. and Rogerson, P., 1996. $325,000.  National Science Foundation.

Senior personnel: Bian, L., Bagchi-Sen, S., Cole, S., Cope, M. and Woldenberg, M., 1996. Advancing geographic

information science, NSF.

Calkins, H., DePinto, J., Batty, M. and Bian, L., 1995. $73,539. Predator-prey modeling of fish populations within three-dimensional GIS. NSF.

Bian, L. 1995. $12,855. Effects of spatial scale on watershed hydrologic modeling. Kansas Water Resources Research Institute (flow through USGS).

Bian, L. and Koussis, A.D., 1994. $43,000. Development of an interface for the integration of GIS and hydrologic modeling. Kansas Water Office.

Bian, L., 1994. $18,350. Development of a habitat use model for elk in the Cimarron National Grassland. Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks. 

Bian, L., 1993. $14,000. Assessment of impact of conservation reservation program on water quality in Barns Creek watershed. National Fish and Wildlife Service (through Kansas State Wildlife and Parks).

Bian, L. and Miller, R., 1993. $41,000. Geo-Referencing EPA Title III, Section 312 Facilities. Kansas Water Office.

Price, K., Slocum, T., Wiseman, R., McCleary, R. and Bian, L., 1993. $45,352. Enhancing analytical and physical geography curriculum at the University of Kansas. NSF.        

Loeb, S., Grzymala-Busse, J. and Bian, L., 1991. $200,000. Expert system modification, integration of TRI data with environmental data into GIS, hazardous chemical classification system and integration of GIS into CAMEO. Kansas Department of Health and Environment (flow through US EPA).

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