This site contains information on the research and teaching activities by Dr R E Sieber and her team at McGill University.

Tourism article

Our tourism article is out!

 

Johnson, P. and R. E. Sieber. 2010. An Individual-based approach to modeling tourism dynamics. Tourism Analysis 15 (3): 517-530.

 

GIScience 2010

Our lab was represented at the pre-eminent GIScience conference, this time held in Switzerland:

Sieber, R. E. and H. Rahemtulla. 2010. A Model for the Participatory Geoweb. Presentation at GIScience 2010. Zurich, CH, Sept. 14-17.

 

Our newest masters student, Jin Xing

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Welcome to Jin Xing, who officially joins our group. He is studying for a masters degree in Computer Science. In his research he will investigate the use of cloud computing for remote sensing. Specifically, he will examine the challenges of building a hybrid cloud for analyzing large hyperspectral remote sensed imagery files.

 

Welcome to our newest postdoc, Nama

Our new postdoc, Nama Budhathoki, holds a Bachelors degree in Computer Science. He worked as an information and communication technology (ICT) specialist for two years for the government of Nepal before he went to the Netherlands to pursue graduate study. He completed a Master of Science degree in Geographic Information Science (GIS) from the International Institute of Geo- Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC) in 1999. Following the Master of Science degree, he continued working for the development of a national land information system in Nepal for five years. He began his PhD studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2005 and successfully completed in 2010.

Sieber attends Microsoft Research Faculty Summit

Prof Sieber was invited to attend the the Microosft Research Faculty Summit, which "brings together more than 400 thought leaders from academia, government, and Microsoft to reflect on how current computing disciplines open new opportunities for research and development".

The following day she presented at Microsoft Research's Environmental Research Workshop on "Citizen Environmental Science and the Geospatial Web 2.0".

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