81. Research And Resources Plant Society of british columbia; the UBC Herbarium, Department of Botany; and the Spatial Data Lab, Department of geography, University of british columbia. http://www.npsbc.org/Research/research.htm

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82. OUP: Regional Geography Of Canada: Bone Introduction; british columbia Within Canada; british columbia s Physical geography; british columbia s Historical geography; british http://www.oup.co.uk/isbn/0-19-541095-5

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= Location of tenure undecided / Lieu de validité pas encore décidé OR/OU Tenure abroad not approved / Validité à l'étranger non-autorisée BRITISH COLUMBIA Name / Nom Department / Département Proposed Location of Tenure Lieu de validité proposé Discipline / Domaine PGS A / ES A ( Total 58 ) Adair, Solveig Botany British Columbia EVOLUTION AND ECOLOGY Alkins, Ryan Physics and Astronomy British Columbia PHYSICS Baldwin, Lesley Physics and Astronomy BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING Beals, Travis Physics and Astronomy PHYSICS Boucher, Mona Marie-Hélène Mining and Mineral Process Eng. British Columbia MINING AND MINERAL PROCESSING Burnell, Fiona Mathematics PHYSICS Buschhaus, Miriam Chemistry British Columbia INORGANIC CHEMISTRY Cai, Yuhan Computer Science British Columbia INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Chan, Phyllis Civil Engineering British Columbia STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING Coleman, Heather Forestry, Faculty of British Columbia PLANT AND TREE BIOLOGY Conklin, Christopher Anatomy British Columbia LIFE SCIENCES RESEARCH RELATED TO HUMAN HEALTH AND DISEASE Cuttler, Carrie

84. CSA - Space Technology: University And Industry: British Columbia University of british columbia Ian Cumming Department of Electrical University of Northern british Colombia N/A. Maycira Costa Department of geography PO Box http://www.space.gc.ca/asc/eng/csa_sectors/technology/development/industry/progr

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Space Tech Home SEARCH: Other search options University and Industry: British Columbia B.C. Institute of Technology N/A College of New Caledonia N/A University of British Columbia Ian Cumming Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering 2356 Main Mall, Vancouver, BC, V6T 1Z4 Tel: (604) 822-4623 Ian.Cumming@ubc.ca http://www.ece.ubc.ca/sar/ The Radar Remote Sensing Group at UBC performs research on digital signal processing techniques applied to satellite and airborne synthetic aperture radar data. Current research topics include developing improved processing algorithms for SAR image formation and for Doppler centroid estimation and antenna pointing angle estimation. SAR data compression algorithms are being developed, in combination with speckle reduction algorithms. In radar polarimetry, feature extraction and image classification algorithms are being developed for sea ice classification. In radar interferometry, algorithms have been developed for automatic baseline estimation. Peter Murtha Department of Forest Resources Management 2045 - 2424 Main Mall Vancouver BC, V6T 1Z4

85. Oxford University Press Further Reading 7. british columbia Overview Ojectives Introduction british Colubia within Canada british columbia s Physical geography british columbia s http://www.oup.com/ca/isbn/0-19-541651-1

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93. Vancouver British Columbia Bc Canada Photographs Attractions VANCOUVER. Canada s Playground on the Pacific. british columbia, CANADA. CLICK HERE FOR A BIGGER VERSION. Welcome to seevancouverbc.com http://www.seevancouverbc.com/

VANCOUVER Canada's Playground on the Pacific BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA CLICK HERE FOR A BIGGER VERSION Welcome to seevancouverbc.com, the largest collection of images relating to present day (1990-2003) Vancouver, BC, the city as well as the region, available on the web. Please note that over the next few weeks (February and March 2003) more pages and features will be added on a daily basis to enhance your experience while visiting this site. Check back to see the changes and additions that will result from ongoing feedback as we grow. Thank you. CLICK HERE FOR A BIGGER VERSION Let's begin the journey Our first stop is an introductory picture story about Vancouver and why it is constantly rated at or near the top of surveys by many international organizations with respect to "quality of life", or livability. go to VANCOUVER - A PICTURE STORY VISITOR INFORMATION Everything you need to know to plan and enjoy your visit to Vancouver. Pictures , text information , links, whatever it takes to give you the tools to prepare for and understand our city, can be found here. go to - VISITOR INFORMATION OUR NEIGHBOURS The variety to be found in the surrounding areas Vancouver help make it the special place that it is. Mountains, lakes, rivers, diversity of cultures, a calendar of events packed with great variety for all ages and interests, urban landscapes giving way to pastoral scenics, business centres and resort getaways, some obvious and some hidden, known to a loyal few wishing to keep it so. There is no end to what may give pleasure to one or to many. We want to introduce you to some of the delights our neighbours have to offer.

94. Vancouver 31 British Columbia Bc Canada Tourism Photographs Nature Geography VANCOUVER. Lower Mainland Fraser Valley. british columbia, Canada. Section 3 - 1. Fraser River - Hope to Maple Ridge/Fort Langley. http://www.seevancouverbc.com/story/story3/story31.htm

VANCOUVER Lower Mainland - Fraser Valley British Columbia, Canada Section 3 - 1 Fraser River - Hope to Maple Ridge/Fort Langley The single most important physical feature that has contributed to the development of the Lower Mainland over the last 200 years has been the Fraser River. Over centuries it has deposited rich soil throughout the Valley all the way to its mouth known as the Fraser Delta resulting in a fertile plain supporting agricultural efforts from family farms to huge corporate tracts. The Fraser has provided a means for transportation for both the First Nations and the more recent explorers, fur traders, and colonists until it was replaced by the railway and automobile. It played a major role in the movement of miners during the Fraser Gold Rush. As well it has been a source of much sustinence and commerce with its abundant fisheries of salmon and other species. Along its path were erected the first settlements in this area. Hope is where the Fraser River emerges from the Fraser Canyon and flows into the Fraser Valley of which technically the Lower Mainland is a part. It is at Hope that the Coquihalla River flows in to the Fraser. Click images for larger version 1 Typical Fraser Canyon scene 2 Fraser Canyon country From canyon into valley - Hope BC Kent - Agassiz Chilliwack Mission - Abbotsford Maple Ridge - Fort Langley - Langley NEXT - The Fraser River Page 2 Vancouver Home Page ... www.vancouverbccards.com

95. PILOT - CARTOGRAPHIC RECORDS - BC ARCHIVES on the assignment of geographical names within british columbia can be found at the british columbia Geographic Names Information System (BCGNIS) which is the http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/cartogr/general/maps.htm

Genealogy Vital Events Visual Records Textual Records ... How Do I? Overview Cartographic Records include maps, plans, architectural drawings, charts. Pilot Project The purpose of this pilot is to assess the feasibility of providing remote access to cartographic records ( maps, plans, architectural drawings, charts ) in digital format for research purposes. The specific image capture parameters, presentation, and navigation interface used in this pilot may differ greatly from that used in any potential implementation. See additional technical information on this pilot project. User feedback regarding this pilot would be most appreciated, and will form part of the pilot project review. Comments via Email may be addressed to webmaster@www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca , or provided through the on-line feedback form New visitors should take a moment to review Electronic Access and Links to This Site and Cartographic Records Pilot Project - Instructions for Use Related Finding Aids and Textual Guides The Cartographic Records Index is a user searchable index of a very limited number of the total holdings (approximately 700 entries at present).

96. Canadian Council For Geographic Education all economic activity in british columbia takes place health of the Fraser, british columbians have Copyright © 2003 Canadian Council for Geographic Education. http://www.ccge.org/ccge/english/teachingResources/rivers/tr_rivers_fraserRiver.

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97. ArcNews Spring 2004 Issue -- Land Information British Columbia Uses GIS To Impro Land Information british columbia (BC). The Land Information BC business delivery model consists of the following key components Geographic reference http://www.esri.com/news/arcnews/spring04articles/land-information.html

@import url(/styles/standards_menu.css); Store Contact Us Careers ArcNews Online Spring 2004 Search ArcNews More Accessible Legal and Natural Resource Information Land Information British Columbia Uses GIS to Improve Land Governance Imagine a strong and vibrant provincial economy. Imagine a supportive social infrastructure. Imagine safe, healthy communities and a sustainable environment. Example map product developed for Lamb Creek Wildfire in southwest British Columbia. The government of British Columbia, Canada, is focusing on these three ideals, making them the cornerstones of its vision of British Columbia as a prosperous and just province whose citizens achieve their potential and have confidence in the future. Now imagine enabling and engaging the participation of individual citizens and the private and public sectors in achieving this vision. What if these groups had simple, direct, and open access to integrated social, economic, and environmental information? What if everyone could see how they fit into the larger social, economic, and environmental fabric of British Columbia? What if everyone could see the interests of others. We could see the potential impacts of our decisions. We could act together with certainty and responsibility, mindful of our common good. The Land Information BC business delivery model consists of the following key components: Geographic reference information (baseline mapping) of natural and manmade features of the province that provides the geographic framework for spatial referencing

98. Section 3: The British Columbia Rural Women's Project to state that many smaller and remote communities around british columbia still do not or no competition and sometimes because of the geographic isolation of http://www.womenspace.ca/equality_book/section_3_BC.htm

SECTION 3 : A CCESS AND I NCLUSION Back to E-Quality for Women Table of Contents Access and Inclusion - Table of Contents Francophone Women's Groups in Minority Situations The British Columbia Rural Women's Project Aboriginal Women and the Internet Report by Nythalah Baker Index: Conclusion Back to the Top Developing strategies to address inequalities identified by women who living in rural and remote communities; Back to the Top The goal of making Canada the most connected country through Connecting Canadians has fallen short of meeting the information communication technology needs of women and especially those living Around the province, libraries play key roles as sources for information and are becoming increasingly responsible for online information services in smaller and remote communities. While the BC government has offered summer funding opportunities for libraries to hire students, this short-time initiative does not address training needs of people for the rest of the month, nor does it address the ongoing staffing needs of libraries to assist patrons with this skill development. The summer student initiative with the goal of offering Internet skill training is least accessible for women who are mothers, as children are at home during the summer months. As well, when one considers women living in poverty, access to childcare services is becoming ever more difficult with recent government reductions in childcare subsidies. To date, we have travelled to three regions. The following are issues women have identified as impacting their participation in information communication technologies:

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100. UNBC - Natural Resources And Environmental Studies Graduate Program The MA NRES (with streams in geography, Environmental Studies, and Tourism) and MSc NRES (with streams in Biology, Environmental Science, Forestry, geography http://www.unbc.ca/nres/

@import "/styles/xhtml/base_web_styles.css"; @import "/styles/xhtml/gold_line.css"; @import "/styles/xhtml/menu_styles_flyout.css"; ez_codePath = "/ezmenu/code/" document.write(""); NRES Graduate Program showPermPanel('nres_main', 7, 150) Natural Resources and Environmental Studies Graduate Program Overview The Natural Resources and Environmental Graduate Program is primarily concerned with "People and The Environment". The NRES Graduate Program houses four degrees: PhD NRES MA NRES MSc NRES , and the MNRES (Master of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies). All of these degrees are built on an integrative suite of core courses. The MA NRES (with streams in Geography, Environmental Studies, and Tourism) and MSc NRES (with streams in Biology, Environmental Science, Forestry, Geography, and Recreational Reource Management) encourage students to acquire disciplinary expertise in an interdisciplinary context. The NRES Graduate Program is supported by faculty members from across the UNBC campus. Our focus is primarily research and graduate education. The NRES Graduate Program is innovative and integrative in nature in that our research activities include traditional disciplinary as well as interdisciplinary interactions with other local, national, and international colleagues. Excellence We are a vibrant and young Faculty dedicated to the pursuit of the highest standards in teaching, research and service, as well as to the maintenance of the best traditions of scholarly integrity and independence.

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