TGI Associates

TGI Associates are researchers and scientists at TGI partner institutions who are advancing our understanding of core geospatial science and its applications. These integral members of the research consortium can benefit from access to our network of scholars, data services, workshops, and other resources. TGI Associates are also eligible to host and work with TGI Postdoctoral Fellows.

Any faculty member or research-connected staff member at a TGI partner institution is eligible to become a TGI Associate. Please complete the Associates Interest Form and Survey to indicate your interest in becoming a TGI Associate. If you are already an Associate and would like to update your profile, please contact TGI@​slu.​edu or resubmit the Associates Interest Form and Survey.

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Amanda Cox

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Amanda Cox

Research Interests

Surface-water hydraulics

Sediment transport

River engineering and stream restoration

Urban drainage

Stormwater erosion

Hydraulic structures

Karen DeMatteo

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Gui DeSouza

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Gui DeSouza

Research Interests

Robotics and robotic vision

Machine learning and pattern recognition

Robotics in agriculture and animal systems

Human-computer interaction

Robotic assistive technology

Chunyuan Diao

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Chunyuan Diao

Research Interests

Advance geospatial science in food systems

Remote sensing in smart agriculture

Computational remote sensing and GeoAI

Cody Ding

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Cody Ding

Research Interests

Multidimensional scaling, data visualization and multilevel modeling

The study of spatial model of psychosocial adaptation using multidimensional scaling

Item response theory and multidimensional scaling applied to measurement and evaluation research.

Rebecca Dohrman

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Rebecca Dohrman

Research Interests

Organizational Communication

Management Communication

Crisis Communication

Business Data Visualization and GIS

Gender and Communication

Improving Career Socialization for Computing Careers

Ye Duan

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Ye Duan

Research Interests

3D Computer Vision

Computer Graphics

AI/ML

VR/AR

Stephen Edward McMillin

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Stephen Edward McMillin

Research Interests

Geographic and social determinants of health

Real-time data collection and intervention

Urbanization

Integral ecology

Integral human development

NORCs (Naturally occurring retirement communities)

Retirement migration

Flavio Esposito

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Flavio Esposito

Research Interests

Data communication

Network management, network virtualization and distributed systems

Machine learning, edge computing, 5G, and software engineering

Andrea Eveland

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Andrea Eveland

Research Interests

Crop genomics

Field phenotyping

Developmental genetics

Abiotic stress interactions

Gene regulatory networks

Noah Fahlgren

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Noah Fahlgren

Research Interests

Image analysis

Machine learning

Plant phenotyping

Eric Fournier

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Eric Fournier

Research Interests

Spatial thinking initiatives at UC Santa Barbara’s Center for Spatial Studies and other projects with the National Council for Geographic Education, the American Association of Geographers, and the National Geographic Society

Projects that involve faculty/post-doc training, or other topics related to geospatial education

Kasey Fowler-Finn

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Kasey Fowler-Finn

Research Interests

Ecology and evolution

Plants and arthropods

Global change

Environmental disturbance

Urbanization

Spatial adaptation

Michael Frachetti

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Michael Frachetti

Research Interests

Archaeology, Anthropology, Environmental Science/Climate/Ecology

Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Remote Sensing (RS), and a variety of related digital methods to map, analyze, reconstruct, interpret, and explore how human landscapes condition and affect history and societies around the world

3D modeling, Remote sensing (ancient) Genomics and Population History, Urbanism and social networking, Agent Based Modeling

Felix Fritschi

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Felix Fritschi

Research Interests

Plant responses to different environmental conditions

Plant resource use efficiency

Proximal and distal plant phenotyping approaches

Site-specific crop management

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