David S. Saah
Dr. Saah has been trained as an interdisciplinary environmental scientist with research interests in landscape ecology, ecosystem modeling, environmental accounting, remote sensing, and geographic information science (GIS). He has participated in ...
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GIS for Environmental Science
From desertification to wildland fire hazard alleviation, students study Geographic Information Systems (GIS) through the lens of natural resource management. Students use satellite imagery and field data to create m...
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University of San Francisco professors of sociology, economics, and environmental science have combined their expertise to assess the impact of humanitarian food aid, a flood of internally displaced persons, and the influx of foreign aid workers o...
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Topics: food, environment, darfur
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David Saah and Jennifer Alix-Garcia co-published this article on the impact of refugees and internally displaced people on the communities that receive them. The paper analyzes the impact of the refugee inflows from Burundi and Rwanda in 1993 and ...
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For a group of 15 undergraduates, learning about geographic information systems (GIS) means much more than sitting in a computer lab working through made-up scenarios. Instead, it involves heading to the San Francisco Zoo to map the locations and ...
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