Courses, Workshops, and Events

Courses

Courses taught at UNBC, most recent term in brackets.

GEOG 205 — Cartography and Geomatics [2027 Winter, 2026 Winter]

GEOG 357 — Introduction to Remote Sensing [2026 Fall]

GEOG 413 — Advanced GIS [2026 Fall]

GEOG 450/650 — Advanced Geospatial Analysis [2025 Winter]

GEOG 457/657 — Advanced Remote Sensing [2026 Winter, 2024 Winter, 2022 Winter]

Guest lectures

• Permafrost does not melt! — ENSC 454, UNBC (2026)
• Desktop watershed assessments — ENSC 402/602, UNBC (2026)
• Hydrometric monitoring — ENSC 402/602, UNBC (2026)
• Future trends in remote sensing — GEOG 357, UNBC (2025)
• Hydrology, the great integrator — GEOG 310, UNBC (2025)
• Remote sensing research and operations in the BC Government — GEOM 4003, Carleton University (2022)

Workshops

• Introduction to Community Hydrometric Monitoring — Apr 30–May 1, 2026
  UNBC, Prince George, BC
  Organized and co-taught with the Upper Fraser Fisheries Conservation Alliance a free workshop about hydrometric monitoring at UNBC for 60 participants from First Nations, academia, and government.

• Northern BC Stream Temperature Symposium link — Nov 20–21, 2025
  UNBC, Prince George, BC
  Co-organized, with Dr. Siraj ul Islam, a free symposium to share research and information about stream temperature monitoring and modelling in Northern BC.

• Intermediate Python for Remote Sensing — Feb 22–23, 2023
  Prince George, BC
  Organized and co-taught with SparkGeo Ltd. a free workshop at UNBC for 40 participants from industry, government, academia, and First Nations.

• R Geospatial Machine Learning Workshop and Hackathon — Nov 5–7, 2019
  Prince George, BC
  Organized and co-taught with Dr. Tomislav Hengl (OpenGeoHub Foundation) a free workshop at the SparkHub for 35 participants from industry, government, academia, and First Nations.

• Advanced Satellite Remote Sensing Workshop — Mar 7–9, 2018
  Prince George, BC
  Organized and taught a free workshop at the Ministry of Forests offices for 28 participants from industry, government, academia, and First Nations.

• Introduction to Satellite Remote Sensing Workshop — Nov 22–24, 2017
  Prince George, BC
  Organized and taught a free workshop at the Ministry of Forests offices.

• Advanced Satellite Remote Sensing Workshop — Mar 7–9, 2017
  Prince George, BC
  Organized and taught a free workshop at the Ministry of Forests offices.

• Introduction to Satellite Remote Sensing Workshop — Jan 19–20, 2017
  Prince George, BC
  Organized and taught a free workshop at the Ministry of Forests offices.