EDepartment of Earth & Environmental Studies

College of Science and Mathematics

	Neil Michael Manspeizer Doctorate in Environmental Management
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	RESEARCH INTERESTS Modeling landscape dynamics with GIS and remote sensing through analysis of the “transgression-tensility” inherent within ecological change to predict human-ecological outcomes for development and environmental history…I am interested in the ways in which history is “written” by society and “written” by nature, and the ways in which discrepancies between the two are understood as the politics of environment.
	Courses	Education	CV and Publications
		BA – RutgersUniversity, 1995, Middle Eastern Studies MA – Clark University, 2002, Geography	Manspeizer, N. 2007. Mediation of the Functional-Aesthetic Landscape in New England : New Braintree , Massachusetts and the Identity of Place. The Middle States Geographer. Pending Publication in June 2007. Manspeizer, N., A. Karnieli, Y. Arkin and J. Chorowicz. 2001. “Analyzing Potential Cliff Erosivity from ERS-SAR Satellite Imagery”. International Journal of Remote Sensing 22 (5): 196-216. “ http://www.bgu.ac.il/BIDR/research/phys/remote/Papers/2001-Niel_Radar_Shading_IJRS_01.pdf” Johnson, D., V. Haarmann, Y. Li, N. Manspeizer, A. Marzouk. 1998. Commentaries on ‘Monitoring and verifying soil Organic Carbon Sequestration’. In Norman J. Rosenberg, R. Cesar Izzauralde, and ElizabethL. Malone (eds.), Carbon Sequestration in Soils Science, Monitoring and Beyond, Processes of the St. Michels Workshop, December 1998 (Columbus, Ohio: Battelle Press), pp. 74-78.

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