Carson Farmer

Many natural and human systems can be represented as networks, including the Internet, social interactions, food webs, and transportation and communication flows. One thing that these types of networks have in common, is that they can each be represented as a series of vertices (or nodes) and edges (or links). This blog entry presents a nice description of networks, highlighting the differences between various network types (directed, undirected, weighted, unweighted, etc.).
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My article “Spatial-temporal patterns of snow cover in western Canada”, has now been published on-line with The Canadian Geographer. At this stage, only the proof copy is available online.
UPDATE:
The article is now officially published, and can be cited as:

Farmer, C. J. Q., Nelson, T. A., Wulder, M.A. and Derksen, C. (2009). Spatial-temporal patterns of snow cover in western Canada, Canadian Geographer, 53 (4): 473-487.

If you would like a copy, but do not have access to the article, please email me and I can forward you a PDF version.

C

My latest article, “Identification of snow cover regimes through spatial and temporal clustering of satellite microwave brightness temperatures”, has recently been published on-line , with the journal Remote Sensing of Environment. For now,
UPDATE:
The article can be cited as:

Farmer, C. J. Q., Nelson, T. A., Wulder, M.A. and Derksen, C. (2010). Identification of snow cover regimes through spatial and temporal clustering of satellite microwave brightness temperatures, Remote Sensing of Environment, 114 (1): 199-210.

If you would like a copy, but do not have access to the article, please email me and I can forward you a PDF version.

C