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Christie Staudhammer joined the school in January 2005. Her research
covers a broad range of topics, including mixed effects models in forestry,
design and analysis of experimental data, quantifying size and structure
distributional differences if forests, and quantifying model uncertainty.
Her research aims to promote better forest conservation and management by
developing a better understanding of the dynamics of forested systems, with
projects involving tropical tree species, as well as urban forestry and
managed southern pine.
Degrees:
Ph.D. - The University of British Columbia (Vancouver, BC Canada)
M.S. - The University of British Columbia (Vancouver, BC Canada)
B.S. - University of California Davis (Davis, CA USA)
Courses Currently Taught:
Ecological
Statistics
Natural Resource Sampling
Advanced Topics in Forest Biometrics
Research
& Publications
Contact Info:
349 Newins-Ziegler Hall
P.O.Box 110410
University of Florida
Gainesville, FL 32611-0410
Phone: (352) 846-3503
e-mail: staudham@ufl.edu
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