Browsing Geography electronic theses and dissertations (MU) by Title

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    A comparison of forest change detection methods and implications for forest management [1]
    Covering the bases : variations in the arguments to justify publicly-funded baseball stadiums [1]
    Crime in the city : understanding geospatial relationships among crime and the urban landscape [1]
    Cross-walks, fire geography, and GIS at Mesa Verde National Park : a watershed approach [1]
    Decolonizing conservation? : co-management of natural resources in Bushbuckridge Nature Reserve (BBR NR), South Africa [1]
    Deterritorialization/reterritorialization of Raramuri knowledge: within the landscapes of Mulaka [1]
    Development of an integrated forest management decision support system: integrating the LANDIS model and ArcGIS [1]
    Dude, where's my internet: an examination of broadband internet access, infrastructure, and potential for expansion in Missouri [1]
    Earthquakes in central eastern United States (CEUS) : spatiotemporal patterns and correlations with tectonic factors [1]
    Emancipation of education through place [1]
    Evoking landscape practices through ethnographic fiction [1]
    Finding their place in pictures : reflecting on images of international women's lives in State College, PA [1]
    Flood potential of Poyang Lake, China [1]
    Foods eye view : using participant-generated data, and creative nonfiction to explore the extent and current scope of urban agriculture in Saint Paul, MN and barriers therto [1]
    Forest fire risk modeling of the Mark Twain National Forest [1]
    Fountains in a desert : place-making and collective action in Snake Valley, Great Basin against southern Nevada water authority's groundwater development project [1]
    Four decades of change in an old-growth beech-maple forest in Indiana [1]
    From box suppers and card games to vineyards and viewscapes : community discourse in the exurban American west [1]
    From research to relationship : towards affinity-based scholarship and indigenous community empowerment [1]
    Gentrification through the eyes (and lenses) of Kansas City residents [1]