Université de Montréal Département de géographie

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Cardille, Jeffrey

Professeur adjoint

Coordonnées
	Local :	440
	Pavillon :	520, Côte Sainte-Catherine
	Teléphone :	514-343-8003
	Courriel :	jeffrey.cardille@umontreal.ca
	Page Web :	Détails sur l'enseignement et la recherche de Jeffrey Cardille

Champs d'études

Le créneau de recherche de Jeffrey s’insère dans le domaine de la science de l’information géographique. Il s’intéresse en particulier aux méthodes de traitement des données spatiales.

Jeffrey détient un PhD (2002) de University of Wisconsin-Madison. Avant d’amorcer un stage postdoctoral au GRIL en septembre 2005, il avait complété un premier stage postdoctoral (2005) au sein du groupe avec lequel il a œuvré au doctorat. Le créneau de recherche de Jeffrey s’insère dans le domaine de la science de l’information géographique. Il s’intéresse en particulier aux méthodes de traitement des données spatiales et ce, dans le but de représenter, comprendre et modéliser la dynamique des changements environnementaux. Dans ce contexte, Jeffrey a, entre autres, créé METALAND un outil disponible sur internet qui permet de quantifier et de représenter cartographiquement les patrons spatiaux des paysages naturels.

Patrons et processus à grande échelle spatiale dans les paysages
La disponibilité accrue des données spatiales et de logiciels analytiques ainsi que l’accroissement de la capacité de calcul des ordinateurs ont ouvert de toutes nouvelles opportunités pour la compréhension des phénomènes écologiques. Ainsi, peut-être pour la première fois dans l’histoire de l’humanité, nous avons maintenant la possibilité de visualiser, conceptualiser, et analyser les relations entre les processus écologiques et les patrons spatiaux à une gamme d’échelles spatiales, particulièrement l’échelle régionale. Ce contexte favorable et en forte émergence présente à la fois de nouvelles opportunités et de nouveaux défis pour les écologistes. Deux objectifs spécifiques du programme seront de (1) de créer, tester et mettre à l’essai un modèle simulant explicitement les processus écologiques actifs au sein de paysages québécois caractérisés par l’abondance de lacs et (2) de comprendre les connections entre les processus écologiques et les patrons spatiaux présents dans les écosystèmes forestiers du Québec. Ces travaux originaux visant à comprendre le caractère spatial explicite de questions écologiques de pointe s’inscrivent dans la mouvance des progrès récents réalisés par la communauté scientifique sur cette question.

Ses intérêts sont: Écologie paysage, modélisation des écosystèmes à l’échelle régionale, aménagement du territoire, changements climatiques, Systèmes d'Information Géographique (SIG), télédétection (remote sensing), fusion de données spatiales, patrons régionaux d’aménagement du territoire, changements environnementaux globaux, sciences de la terre.

Études

University of Wisconsin (1999-2002)
Ph.D., Environmental Monitoring, Institute for Environmental Studies
Advisor: Dr. Jonathan A. Foley

University of Wisconsin (1994-1998)
M.Sc., Environmental Monitoring, Institute for Environmental Studies
Advisor: Dr. Stephen J. Ventura

Georgia Institute of Technology (1989-1990)
M.Sc., Industrial and Systems Engineering
Advisor: Dr. Earl Barnes

Carnegie Mellon University (1984-1988)
B.Sc., Applied Mathematics and Computer Science

Academic Appointments:

Assistant Professor, Département de géographie, Université de Montréal (September 2006 - present)

Postdoctoral Researcher, Département des sciences biologiques, Université du Québec à Montréal (2005-2006)

Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Zoology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
(2002-2005)

Publications

Lifetime Summary (to date)
a) H-index: 7
b) Papers in refereed journals (20)
c) Papers in press (2)
d) Papers currently in review and revision (4)
e) Papers to be submitted imminently (1)
e) Chapters in books - refereed (3)
f) Non‑Peer reviewed publications (1)

Scientific Publications (students in my lab are noted with a *)
In print

Dorais, AD* and JA Cardille. 2011. Strategies for incorporating high-resolution Google Earth databases to guide and validate classifications: understanding deforestation in Borneo. Remote Sensing 2011, 3, 1157-1176.
Holland, T*, J Mariscal, RGD Davidson-Arnott, and JA Cardille. 2011. Landscape changes in a coastal system undergoing tourism development: implications for Barra de Navidad Lagoon, Jalisco, Mexico. Investigaciones Geográficas 74: 7-18.
Cardille, JA and M Lambois*. 2010. From the redwood forest to the Gulf Stream waters: human signature nearly ubiquitous in representative US landscapes. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 8(3): 130-134. doi: 10.1890/080132.
Cardille, JA, SR Carpenter, JA Foley, PC Hanson, MG Turner, and JA Vano. 2009. Climate change and lakes: Estimating sensitivities of water and carbon budgets, Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeosciences 114, doi:10.1029/2008JG000891.
Gonzales, R*, JA Cardille, L Parrott, C Gaudreau, and G Deest. 2009. SFMN GeoSearch: An interactive approach to the visualization and exchange of point-based ecological data. Ecological Informatics doi:10.1016/j.ecoinf.2009.07.007
Klenk, NL, GM Hickey, JL MacLellan, R Gonzales*, and JA Cardille. 2009. Social network analysis: A useful tool for visualizing and evaluating forestry research. International Forestry Review 11(1): 131-137.
Wulder, MA, JC White, T Han, NC Coops, JA Cardille, T Holland*, and D Grills. 2008. Monitoring Canada's forests - Part 2: National forest fragmentation and pattern. Canadian Journal of Remote Sensing. 34(6): 563-584.
Bennett, E, SR Carpenter, and JA Cardille. 2008. Estimating the risk of exceeding thresholds in environmental systems. Water, Air, & Soil Pollution 191:131-138.
Burke, A, D Ebert, JA Cardille, and D Doth*. 2008. Paleoethology as a tool for the development of archaeological models of land-use: the Crimean Middle Palaeolithic. Journal of Archaeological Science 35:894-904.
Cardille, JA, SR Carpenter, MT Coe, JA Foley, PC Hanson, MG Turner, and JA Vano. 2007. Carbon and water cycling in lake-rich landscapes: landscape connections, lake hydrology, and biogeochemistry. Journal of Geophysical Research-Biogeosciences 112, doi:10.1029/2006JG000200.
Hanson, PC, SR Carpenter, JA Cardille, MT Coe, and LA Winslow. 2007. Small lakes dominate a random sample of regional lake characteristics. Freshwater Biology 52(5): 814-822.
Cardille, JA and M Clayton. 2007. A regression tree-based method for integrating land-cover and land-use data collected at multiple scales. Environmental and Ecological Statistics 14(2): 161-179.
Cardille, JA, MG Turner, M Clayton, S Gergel, and S Price, 2005. METALAND: Characterizing spatial patterns and statistical context of landscape metrics. Bioscience 55(11): 983-988.
Cardille, JA, MT Coe, and JA Vano. 2004. Impacts of climate variation and catchment area on water balance and lake hydrologic type in groundwater-dominated systems: a generic lake model. Earth Interactions 8(13): 1-24.
Costa, MH, A Botta, and JA Cardille. 2003. Effects of large-scale change in land cover on the discharge of the Tocantins River, Amazonia. Journal of Hydrology 283:206-217.
Cardille, JA and JA Foley. 2003. Agricultural land use change in Brazilian Amazonia between 1980 and 1995: evidence from integrated satellite and census data. Remote Sensing of Environment 87(4): 551-562.
Carpenter, SR, EA Levitt, GD Peterson, EM Bennett, TD Beard, JA Cardille, and GC Cumming. 2003. Future of the lakes: scenarios for the future of Wisconsin’s Northern Highland Lake District. Report of a Resilience Alliance Workshop. Kemp Station, 4-5 September 2002. http://lakefutures.wisc.edu.
Cardille, JA, JA Foley, and MH Costa. 2002. Characterizing patterns of agricultural land use in Amazonia by merging satellite classifications and census data. Global Biogeochemical Cycles 16(3) 10.1029/2000GB001386.
Cardille, JA, Ventura, SJ, and MG Turner. 2001. Environmental and social factors influencing wildfires in the Upper Midwest, USA. Ecological Applications 11(1):111-127.
Cardille, JA, and SJ Ventura. 2001. Occurrence of wildfire in the northern Great Lakes region: effects of land cover and land ownership assessed at multiple scales. International Journal of Wildland Fire 10(2): 145-154.

Sous presse

Ouellette*, M; and JA Cardille. (in press). The Complex Linear Home Range Estimator: Representing the home range of river turtles moving in multiple channels. Chelonian Conservation and Biology 10(2), Accepted May 2011, in print December 2011.
Cardille, JA, J White, MA Wulder, and T Holland*. (in press). Representative landscapes of the forested area of Canada. Environmental Management. Accepted October 2011.

En revision

Ali, G, M-É Lapointe*, JA Cardille, and A Roy. Inferring dry, transient and wet catchment states from soil moisture data and antecedent wetness indices. Submitted to: Hydrological Sciences Journal.
Grandmont* K, JA Cardille, D Fortier, and T Gibéryen. Assessing land suitability for residential development in permafrost regions: A multi-criteria approach to land-use planning in Northern Quebec, Canada. Submitted to: Journal of Environmental Assessment Policy and Management.
Gonzales* R, JA Cardille, and L Parrott. Agent-based agricultural land-use models and massively multiplayer online games - fertile ground for a collaborative future? Submitted to: Ecology and Society.
André, A, B Pinel-Alloul, P Legendre, JA Cardille, K Patalas, and A Kasimierz. Broad-scale geographic patterns of beta diversity and community structure of pelagic crustacean zooplankton in Canadian lakes. Submitted to Global Ecology and Biogeography.

Soumission

Wright, TM*, J Rogan, Y Ogneva-Himmelberger, R Riemann, K Riitters, JA Cardille, and K Partington*. Forest fragmentation in Massachusetts, USA: A town level assessment of the patterns, processes, and regional trends using multiple methods. Submitting Autumn 2011 to Landscape Ecology.

Chapitres de livres

Albright, TP, JA Cardille, and MG Turner. 2011. Characterizing spatial pattern in biogeographic data. In AC Millington, MA Blumler, GM MacDonald, and U Schickhoff, editors. Handbook of Biogeography. SAGE Publications, London.
Turner, MG and JA Cardille, 2007. Spatial Heterogeneity and Ecosystem Processes. In J Wu and R Hobbs, editors. Key Topics in Landscape Ecology. Cambridge Studies in Landscape Ecology Series.
Cardille, JA and MG Turner, 2002. Understanding landscape metrics. In SE Gergel and MG Turner, editors. Learning Landscape Ecology: A Practical Guide to Concepts and Techniques. Springer-Verlag, New York.

Autres publications
1. Cardille, JA and Bennett, E. (2010). Tropical Teleconnections. Nature Geoscience 3, 154-155 (journal link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1038/ngeo810).

Communications récentes

Présentations invitations
Rayfield, B, D Pelletier*, JA Cardille, and A Gonzalez. Network-theoretic approaches for evaluating critical habitat: confronting trade-offs between habitat quality and connectivity. Invited presentation, International Congress for Conservation Biology (ICCB). December 5-9 2011, Auckland, New Zealand.
Cardille, JA. Using Google Maps, Google Earth, and Google Fusion Tables to create simple maps for academic applications. September 2011, Stockholm Resilience Centre, Stockholm.
Cardille, JA. Lakes and landscapes: developing regional perspectives from selecting representatives, modeling patterns, and weighing evidence. September 2011, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden.
Cardille, JA. New strategies for geographic understanding: pattern recognition, collaborative knowledge, and virtual globe data servers. December 2010, Pennsylvania State University Geography departmental seminar series. Presentation stored online.
Cardille, JA. Une partie du monde géomatique à l’Université de Montréal. Presentation at GIS Day (“Journée Géomatique”), November 2010, Université de Sherbrooke, QC.
Cardille, JA, R Gonzales*, L Parrott, and J Bai*. GeoSearch: a new virtual globe application for the submission, sharing, and visualization of point-based ecological data. Google TechTalks series, December 14, 2009, San Francisco, CA. My talk for this extremely prestigious forum was archived permanently on the Google TechTalks youtube.com channel.
Cardille, JA. Summarizing land-use patterns at the continental scale: searching for and understanding ‘exemplar’ landscapes. May 26, 2009, Stockholm Seminar at Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Stockholm Resilience Centre, Stockholm.
Burke, A, and JA Cardille. Density distribution models and agent-based simulation: two approaches to modelling the distribution of prey species in a prehistoric landscape. Conférence sur la modélisation des dispersions d’hominidés. March 2007, Montréal, QC.
Cardille, JA, MT Coe, MG Turner, SR Carpenter, JA Foley, PC Hanson, and JA Vano. A framework for analyzing terrestrial-aquatic interactions in a land-lake mosaic. Invited presentation in symposium "Applying Landscape Ecology in Forests of the Northern Great Lakes Region", International Association for Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) Annual Meeting. March 2004, Las Vegas NV.
Cardille, JA. Introduction To Landscape Ecology. Invited hour-long presentation at Natural Areas Association Conference. September 2003, Madison WI.
Cardille, JA. Landscape Patterns: Causes And Quantification. Invited hour-long presentation at Natural Areas Association Conference. September 2003, Madison WI.
Cardille, JA. Using Landscape Ecology To Identify Sampling Sites Across Large Areas: Selection And Comparison Based On Landscape Criteria. Invited hour-long presentation at Natural Areas Association Conference. September 2003, Madison WI.

Autres présentations
Leguet, J-B*, JA Cardille, and P. Del Giorgio. (Best Presentation Award). Lake carbon estimation by satellite in Quebec: comparative case studies in the Abitibi and Eastmain regions. 32nd Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing & 14th Congress of the Association Québécoise en Télédétection. June 2011, Sherbrooke, Québec.
Partington, K* and JA Cardille. Determining representative landscapes of Quebec’s bioclimatic domains. 32nd Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing & 14th Congress of the Association Québécoise en Télédétection. June 2011, Sherbrooke, Québec.
Cardille, JA and Partington, K*. Identifying representative landscape metrics in large LU/LC data sets: a possible strategy using affinity propagation. International Association for Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) Annual Meeting. April 2011, Portland, Oregon.
Partington, K* and JA Cardille, Identification of representative landscapes: what are the typical land cover patterns in Quebec? International Association for Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) Annual Meeting. April 2011, Portland, Oregon.
Cardille, JA, P del Giorgio, and J-B Leguet*. Refining satellite-derived estimates of DOC in light of new evidence. American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) Aquatic Sciences Meeting. February 2011, San Juan, Puerto Rico, USA.
Leguet, J-B*, JA Cardille, and P del Giorgio. Remote sensing of carbon content of lakes in Quebec: Early successes and likely limits. American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) Aquatic Sciences Meeting. February 2011, San Juan, Puerto Rico, USA.
Allard, M., Fortier, Lemieux, L'Hérault, K Grandmont*, Larrivée, JA Cardille, Paquette, Sliger, Doyon. Cartographie des conditions de pergélisol des villages du Nunavik en vue de leur expansion urbaine et de leur adaptation au changement climatique (Geomorphological and geotechnical mapping of permafrost conditions for Nunavik communities; a pro-active initiative to support village expansion and adaptation to climate change). Symposium Scientifique Ouranos. November 17-18 2010, Québec City, Québec.
Cardille, JA, MK Nguyen*, R DeKoninck, and A Dorais*. Cloud-free and stripe-free mosaics from Landsat data in the humid tropics. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. August 2010, Pittsburgh, PA.
Cardille, JA, R Gonzales*, L Parrott, J Bai*, and C. Brown. Geosearch: a new virtual globe application for parsing, storing, sharing, and understanding geographic data in research networks. American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting. April 2010, Washington DC.
Cardille, JA, R Gonzales*, L Parrott, and J Bai*. GeoSearch: a new virtual globe application for the submission, sharing, and visualization of point-based ecological data. American Geophysical Union Annual Meeting. December 2009, San Francisco, CA.
Gonzales, R*, C Gaudreau, G Deest, JA Cardille, L Parrott. 2008. An interactive cartography and ecoinformatics tool to facilitate the exchange and visualization of Canada-wide forestry data. International Conference on Ecological Informatics ISEI6. December 2-5, 2008, Cancun, Mexico.
Cardille, JA and M Lambois*. Widespread human signature in representative U.S. landscapes. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. August 2008, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Cardille, JA, SR Carpenter, MT Coe, JA Foley, PC Hanson, MG Turner, and JA Vano. Climate perturbations and lakes: Estimating sensitivities of water and carbon budgets in a 6000-lake landscape model. International Association for Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) Annual Meeting. April 2008, Madison, Wisconsin.
Gonzales, R.*, L Parrott, JA Cardille and C Gaudreau, Partage et visualization de données scientifiques: Développement d’un outil pour un réseau de recherche en foresterie. Annual Meeting of the Centre d’étude sur la forêt. March 2008, Québec City, Québec.
Cardille, JA, YT Prairie, and P del Giorgio. Landscape limnological techniques to assess lake organic carbon content across large areas of Southern Quebec. American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) Summer Meeting. June 2006, Victoria, British Columbia.
Cardille, JA, MT Coe, PC Hanson, JA Vano, SR Carpenter, MG Turner, and JA Foley. A unified aquatic-terrestrial carbon and water budget for a lake-rich region: modeling today's state and projecting future changes. Ecological Society of America Conference, August 2005.
Hanson, PC, SR Carpenter, JA Cardille, and MT Coe. Limnological, watershed, and carbon cycling characteristics of a random sample of lakes from the Northern Highland Lake District of Wisconsin. Ecological Society of America Conference. August 2005, Montreal QC.
Cardille, JA, PC Hanson, JA Vano, MT Coe, and SP Cornelius. Interactions of terrestrial and aquatic processes among lakes of the Northern Highland Lake District, USA. American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting. December 2004, San Francisco, CA.
Cardille, JA, MT Coe, MG Turner, SR Carpenter, JA Foley, PC Hanson, and JA Vano. Effect of surface and subsurface flow networks on spatial variation in ecosystem processes of lakes of the Northern Highlands, WI, USA. Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting. August 2004, Portland, OR.
Cardille, JA, SE Gergel, and M Clayton. Spatial and statistical patterns of landscape metrics across large areas: grain, extent, and classification in the real world. International Association for Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) Annual Meeting. April 2003, Banff Alberta.
Cardille, JA, and JA Foley. New methods for merging agricultural census data with satellite reflectances: “pulling” land use data from satellite information for Amazonia. American Society for Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing Annual Conference. April 2002.

Présentations d'affiches de recherche
Pelletier, D*, JA Cardille, B Rayfield, and M Wulder. Connectivity of forests with Circuitscape in the Montérégie region, Quebec. 32nd Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing & 14th Congress of the Association Québécoise en Télédétection. June 2011, Sherbrooke, Québec.
Lapointe, M-É*. and JA Cardille. Estimation de la couleur des lacs du Québec à partir d'un jeu d'images du satellite Landsat. 32nd Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing & 14th Congress of the Association Québécoise en Télédétection. June 2011, Sherbrooke, Québec.
Lachapelle, M*, K Partington*, and JA Cardille. An innovative approach to identify representative landscapes of Southern Quebec. 32nd Canadian Symposium on Remote Sensing & 14th Congress of the Association Québécoise en Télédétection. June 2011, Sherbrooke, Québec.
Partington, K*, and JA Cardille. Identification of representative landscapes: what’s the state of land cover patterns in Quebec? First Annual Quebec Centre for Biodiversity Science Symposium. December 2010, Montréal, Québec.
Fortier, D et al. Geomorphological and geotechnical mapping of permafrost conditions for Nunavik communities; a pro-active initiative to support village expansion and adaptation to climate change. ArcticNet 2010. December 2010, Ottawa, Ontario.
Ouellette, M.* and Cardille, JA. Domaines vitaux et utilisation des habitats par la tortue géographique (Graptemys geographica) dans la rivière des Mille-Îles. Association francophone pour le savoir (ACFAS), 78e congrès. May 2010, Montréal, Québec.
Partington, K* and JA Cardille. Representative forested landscapes of Québec-Labrador. Le Centre d’Étude de la Forêt 3rd Annual Conference. April 2009, Gatineau, Quebec.
Gonzales, R*, JA Cardille, L Parrott, C Gaudreau, G Deest. An interactive cartographic tool to facilitate sharing ecological datasets. Annual Meeting of the Sustainable Forest Management Network. April 2009, Gatineau, QC.
Holland, T*, JA Cardille, M Wulder, J. White, and N Coops. Extracting meaningful pattern information from large real-world datasets: lessons from the EOSD Canada forest land cover. International Association for Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) Annual Meeting. April 2008, Madison, Wisconsin.
Olson, S, JA Cardille, M Clayton, J Bunnell, S Heckel, and J Patz. Determining landscape-scale Lyme disease risk patterns in the Mid Atlantic Region, USA. International Association for Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) Annual Meeting. April 2008, Madison, Wisconsin.
Thompson, S, S Gergel, R D'Eon, and JA Cardille. Landscape fragmentation in coastal temperate rainforest watersheds. International Association for Landscape Ecology (US-IALE) Annual Meeting. April 2008, Madison, Wisconsin.
Gonzales, R*, L Parrott, and JA Cardille. SFMN GeoSearch: An online data sharing and visualization tool for forestry researchers. Annual Meeting of the Sustainable Forest Management Network. November 2007, Montreal, QC.

Implication professionnelle et sociale hors université

Regroupements Stratégiques

Programme regroupements stratégiques, FQRNT, Groupe de Recherche Interuniversitaire en Limnologie. Member. Pierre Magnan (UQAT), Principal Investigator. 2011-2017 (6 years). 400 000$/yr. Total = 2 400 000$.
Programme regroupements stratégiques, FQRNT, Centre de la Science de la Biodiversité. Member. Andrew Gonzalez (McGill), Principal Investigator. 2009-2013 (4 years). 300 000$/yr x 4. Total = 1 200 000$.
Programme regroupements stratégiques, FQRNT, Global Environmental and Climate Change Centre (GEC3). Member. Gail Chmura (McGill), Principal Investigator. 2011-2013 (2 years). 150 000$/yr. Total = 300 000$.

Subventions et contrats de recherche

2011 Pacific Forestry Centre, Natural Resources Canada. Connectivity Networks: from regional prototype to national application. 1 year, sole investigator. $29,412.

Programmation Scientifique PACC-26/OURANOS, Intégration des données spatiales et temporelles pour une gestion optimale des berges dans un contexte de changements environnementaux. 2 years, Co-PI. Lead PI Andrew Gonzalez, McGill. $469 315 ($150,000).

Pacific Forestry Centre - Assessing the nature of forest connectivity in Canada. 1 year, sole investigator. $5000.

2010 Programmation Scientifique PACC-26/OURANOS. Corridors, biodiversité, et services écologiques: un réseau écologique pour le maintien de la connectivité et une gestion résiliente aux changements climatiques dans l’Ouest des Basses-Terres du Saint-Laurent. 2 years, Co-PI. Lead PI André Roy, Université de Montréal. $250,000 ($50,000)

2009 Sustainable Forest Management Network Centre of Excellence. Augmentation of SFM-GeoSearch: The Sustainable Forest Management Network Geographic Searchable Database. 1 year, Lead PI. (Co-PI Lael Parrott.) $17,626 (17,626).

FQRSC (Fonds de recherche sur la société et la culture), Support to Research Teams, Modeling Early Hominid Dispersal. 4 years, Co-PI. Lead PI Ariane Burke, Université de Montréal. $342,419 ($20,000 projected).

Sustainable Forest Management Network Centre of Excellence. Augmentation of SFM-GeoSearch: The Sustainable Forest Management Network Geographic Searchable Database. 1 year, Lead PI. (Co-PI Lael Parrott.) $18,000 ($18,000).

2008 NSERC (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada) Discovery Grant. Understanding relationships between landscape patterns and processes: interpreting results from multiple spatial scales in real-world data sources. 5 years, sole investigator. $80 000.

NSERC Discovery Grant (Equipment). 1 year, sole investigator. $20,118.

FQRNT New Researchers Grant. Carbon and water in lake landscapes of Quebec. 2 years, sole investigator. $40,000.

FQRNT New Researchers Grant (Equipment). 1 year, sole investigator. $10,512

SSHRC (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council) Research Support Grant. Agricultural expansion, déforestation, biofuels, and the world market : Borneo in the eye of the storm. 2 years, Co-PI. Lead PI Rodolphe de Koninck, Université de Montréal. $127,334 ($42,000).

Sustainable Forest Management Network Centre of Excellence. SFM-GeoSearch: The Sustainable Forest Management Network Geographic Searchable Database. 2 years, Lead PI. (Co-PI Lael Parrott.) $55,000. ($55,000).

2007 Pacific Forestry Centre, Natural Resources Canada, Landscape metrics as a tool to understand spatial patterns in large datasets. 1 year, sole investigator. $15,000.

Prix et distinstions:

Canadian Geographer of the Week, December 2009.

Environmental Protection Agency Science to Achieve Results (STAR) Graduate Fellowship ($102,000), 1998 – 2002.

Outstanding Student Paper, 2001 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting (Biogeosciences Section). Agricultural land use changes in Amazonia since the mid-1990s: preliminary results of merging agricultural census data with satellite reflectances.

Agricultural land use maps used as featured cover imagery in Keller, M., R. Victoria, C. Nobre. 2001. Answers sought to big questions about the Amazon region. EOS, Transactions, American Geophysical Union. 82(37): 405-406.

Honorable Mention, Best Student Presentation. Awarded at International Association for Landscape Ecology Conference, East Lansing MI, March 1998.

University Fellow, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1994-95 academic year.

Cours enseignés

Voir les plans de cours et site de J. Cardille

GÉO 2512 – SYSTÈMES D’INFORMATION GÉOGRAPHIQUE (SIG)
Préalables : GEO 1512 et GEO 1532

GEO 3030 : SUJET SPÉCIAL EN GÉOGRAPHIE (SYSTÈMES D’INFORMATION GÉOGRAPHIQUE AVANCÉ)

GÉO 6342: S.I.G. : aspects théoriques

GÉO 6352 : S.I.G.: aspects pratiques
Préalables : GEO 1512, GEO 1532 et GEO 2512

Étudiants dirigés

Voir sur le site de Jeffrey Cardille

*Veuillez nous excuser des paragraphes en anglais, une version francophone est souhaitée et à venir.

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