Robert Walker | LCLUC

Robert Walker

Professor

Department

Department of Geography

Institution

Michigan State University

Website

http://geo.msu.edu/people/walker-robert/

Phone number

(517) 432-7058

Fax number

(517) 432-1671

Address

234 Geography Building 673 Auditorium Road, East Lansing, MI, United States, 48824

Projects

Role	Period of performance	Project
Principal Investigator	01/01/2006 to 01/01/2009	Spatially Specific Land Cover Econometrics and Integration with Climate Prediction: Scenarios of Future Landscapes and Land-Climate Interactions
Principal Investigator	01/01/2000 to 01/01/2003	Pattern to Process: Research and Applications for Understanding Multiple Interactions and Feedbacks on Land Cover Change

Meeting Presentations

Type	Meeting Date	Title
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 01/11/2005	A Basin-Scale Econometric Model for Projecting Future Amazonian Landscapes
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 01/11/2005	A Basin-Scale Econometric Model for Projecting Future Amazonian Landscapes
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 01/11/2005	A Basin-Scale Econometric Model for Projecting Future Amazonian Landscapes
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 01/11/2005	A Basin-Scale Econometric Model for Projecting Future Amazonian Landscapes
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 01/11/2005	A Basin-Scale Econometric Model for Projecting Future Amazonian Landscapes
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 01/11/2005	A Basin-Scale Econometric Model for Projecting Future Amazonian Landscapes
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 01/11/2005	A Basin-Scale Econometric Model for Projecting Future Amazonian Landscapes
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 01/11/2005	A Basin-Scale Econometric Model for Projecting Future Amazonian Landscapes
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 01/11/2005	A Basin-Scale Econometric Model for Projecting Future Amazonian Landscapes
NASA LCLUC Science Team Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 01/11/2005	A Basin-Scale Econometric Model for Projecting Future Amazonian Landscapes
Poster Presentation	UMUC Inn and Conference Center 11/20/2002	Pattern to Process: Research and Applications for Understanding Multiple Interactions and Feedbacks on Land Cover Change - Subproject: Land Cover Patterns and Avian Biodiversity in Southern Costa Rica: General Model or Unique Case?