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David O. Wallin

Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of the Environment

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Department Of Environmental Sciences

Department Of Urban And Environmental Planning And Policy

Institute for Watershed Studies

Studies Of Institute For Watershed

Department Of Environmental Studies And Geography

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Institute Of Spatial

Western Washington University

David O. Wallin is currently serving as a College Of The Environment Professor at Western Washington University.

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David O. Wallin

Western Washington University

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environmental science ecology geography forest ecology forestry land use earth science remote sensing conservation biology environmental monitoring wildlife landscape change climate change biogeography forest ecosystems forest research carbon sequestration land degradation ecological indicator landscape ecology forest carbon wildlife ecology habitat management global ecology plant science applied geography animal conservation forest conservation conservation genetics carbon allocation sustainable use landscape evolution models optical remote sensing wildlife management northern idaho carbon flux carbon storage molecular ecology ecological applications applied ecology eurasian geography operational oceanography fire ecology ecosystem impact land-use planning forest transition theory carbon cycle carbon accounting forest biomass carbon sinks applied geomorphology spatial ecology coral reefs hyperspectral imaging spectral imaging multispectral imaging landscape planning forest biology environmental geography zoogeography ecological modelling sensor arrays atmospheric sensing gene flow landscape effects natural variability multi-model inference landscape genetics spatial scaling pattern generation rules landscape pattern response pacific northwest pre-settlement landscape dynamics russian far east central sikhote-alin mountains forest community structure

Notable Scholarly Works

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Reconstructing Mountain Goat History in the Olympic Mountains, USA. Population Ecology (2024)

field archaeologygeographymountain goat historybioarchaeologypaleoanthropologyzooarchaeology

Using Drone-Captured Imagery and a Digital Elevation Model to Differentiate Eelgrass Species: Padilla Bay, Washington. Journal of Coastal Research (2024)

seagrassmarine systemsecological indicatormarine ecologyaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceremote sensingmarine biologybenthic ecologydifferentiate eelgrass speciesdigital elevation modelpadilla bayecologybenthic communities

Reconstructing Mountain Goat History in the Olympic Mountains, USA, Reveals Relative Contributions of Reproductive Rate, Juvenile Mortality, and Adult Female Mortality on Population Growth. (2023)

population growthwildlifewildlife ecologygeographyanimal ecologywildlife managementpopulation biologyanimal conservationwildlife biologyconservation biologyolympic mountainsecologymountain goat historypopulation history

Using Discrete-Point Lidar to Classify Tree Species in the Riparian Pacific Northwest, USA. Remote Sensing (2021)

discrete-point lidarforestryriparian pacific northwestclassify tree speciesforest biometricsenvironmental scienceenvironmental monitoringdeforestationforest ecologyforest health monitoringforest researchecologyforest inventory

Application of a Customizable Sensor Platform to Detection of Atmospheric Gases by Uas. International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (2018)

Andrew D. FalabellaDavid O. WallinJohn A. Lund

low cost sensorcustomizable sensor platformsensor arraysunmanned aerial vehiclesenvironmental scienceair samplingatmospheric scienceatmospheric measurement techniqueatmospheric environmentatmospheric researchsensorsenvironmental monitoringremote sensingaerospace engineeringair qualitysensor technologysystems engineeringatmospheric gasesatmospheric sensingunmanned aircraft systems

Mapping Eelgrass (Zostera Sp.) Habitat in Padilla Bay, Wa, Using an Unmanned Aerial System (Uas). Western CEDAR (Western Washington University) (2018)

seagrassmarine systemscoastal conservationmarine ecologyunmanned aerial vehiclesunmanned aerial systemaquatic ecosystemsgeographyenvironmental sciencedroneshabitat managementaquatic conservationpadilla bay

Characterization of an Unmanned Aerial System for Detection of Wetland Methane Emission Hotspots. Western CEDAR (Western Washington University) (2017)

unmanned aerial vehiclesoptical remote sensingdigital earthenvironmental scienceunmanned systemsdronesremote sensingenvironmental monitoringsensorsaerial systemaerial roboticsaerospace engineeringunmanned vehicleswetlandsunmanned aircraft systems

Introduction to Markov Models. Springer eBooks (2017)

Dean L. UrbanDavid O. Wallin

statistical modelsapplied mathematics

Forest Cover Mediates Genetic Connectivity of Northwestern Cougars. Conservation Genetics (2016)

forestryconservation geneticsforest biologyforest coverbiogeographybiologygenetic variationevolutionary biologyforest ecologypopulation genetics

Landscape-Level Analysis of Mountain Goat Population Connectivity in Washington and Southern British Columbia. Conservation Genetics (2015)

Leslie C. ParksDavid O. WallinSamuel A. CushmanBrad H. McRae

conservation geneticswildlifezoogeographyenvironmental geographywildlife ecologybiogeographygeographyenvironmental sciencelandscape-level analysissouthern british columbiaanimal conservationlandscape ecologyconservation biologyecology

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David O. Wallin

Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of the Environment

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Department Of Environmental Sciences

Department Of Urban And Environmental Planning And Policy

Institute for Watershed Studies

Studies Of Institute For Watershed

Department Of Environmental Studies And Geography

College of the Environment Spatial Institute

Institute Of Spatial

Western Washington University

David O. Wallin is currently serving as a College Of The Environment Professor at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Western Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reconstructing Mountain Goat History in the Olympic Mountains, USA. Population Ecology (2024)

field archaeologygeographymountain goat historybioarchaeologypaleoanthropologyzooarchaeology

Using Drone-Captured Imagery and a Digital Elevation Model to Differentiate Eelgrass Species: Padilla Bay, Washington. Journal of Coastal Research (2024)

Reconstructing Mountain Goat History in the Olympic Mountains, USA, Reveals Relative Contributions of Reproductive Rate, Juvenile Mortality, and Adult Female Mortality on Population Growth. (2023)

Using Discrete-Point Lidar to Classify Tree Species in the Riparian Pacific Northwest, USA. Remote Sensing (2021)

Application of a Customizable Sensor Platform to Detection of Atmospheric Gases by Uas. International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (2018)

Andrew D. FalabellaDavid O. WallinJohn A. Lund

Mapping Eelgrass (Zostera Sp.) Habitat in Padilla Bay, Wa, Using an Unmanned Aerial System (Uas). Western CEDAR (Western Washington University) (2018)

Characterization of an Unmanned Aerial System for Detection of Wetland Methane Emission Hotspots. Western CEDAR (Western Washington University) (2017)

Introduction to Markov Models. Springer eBooks (2017)

Dean L. UrbanDavid O. Wallin

statistical modelsapplied mathematics

Forest Cover Mediates Genetic Connectivity of Northwestern Cougars. Conservation Genetics (2016)

forestryconservation geneticsforest biologyforest coverbiogeographybiologygenetic variationevolutionary biologyforest ecologypopulation genetics

Landscape-Level Analysis of Mountain Goat Population Connectivity in Washington and Southern British Columbia. Conservation Genetics (2015)

Leslie C. ParksDavid O. WallinSamuel A. CushmanBrad H. McRae

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