Dr. Anne C. Axel
Assistant Professor
Marshall University
Department of Biological Sciences
Huntington, WV 25701
304-696-2426 (phone)
axel@marshall.edu
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Assistant Professor
Marshall University
Department of Biological Sciences
Huntington, WV 25701
304-696-2426 (phone)
axel@marshall.edu
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Current Students
Thaddaeus Tuggle, M.S. student Biological Sciences
Aquatic Biologist, US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntington District
"Modeling cyanobacteria concentrations in a large modified temperate river using Landsat 8"
Aquatic Biologist, US Army Corps of Engineers, Huntington District
"Modeling cyanobacteria concentrations in a large modified temperate river using Landsat 8"
Amy Parsons-White, M.S. 2017, Biological Sciences
Coordinator, Marshall University Sustainability Department
M.S. student Physical and Applied Science with an emphasis in Geobiophysical Modeling
"Modeling the effects of surface mining on geomorphology and the transport of metals throughout the Pigeon Creek Watershed, West Virginia"
Coordinator, Marshall University Sustainability Department
M.S. student Physical and Applied Science with an emphasis in Geobiophysical Modeling
"Modeling the effects of surface mining on geomorphology and the transport of metals throughout the Pigeon Creek Watershed, West Virginia"
Lab Affiliates
Chima Obi,
M.S. Environmental Science
Former Students and Affiliates
Lyndsay Rankin
M.S. 2014 Doctoral student at Northern Illinois University "Assessing grazing impacts on a tropical dry forest system in Madagascar through vegetation, lemur occupancy, acoustic, and satellite image analysis" |
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Elise Edwards
M.S. 2014
National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON), Fitchburg, MA
"Examining the effects of liming on stream salamander communities with a comparison of multiple sampling methods"
M.S. 2014
National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON), Fitchburg, MA
"Examining the effects of liming on stream salamander communities with a comparison of multiple sampling methods"
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Robert Davis, M.S. 2014 Physical Sciences with an emphasis in Geobiophysical Modeling "Multicopter-based small format aerial using free and open source photogrammetry" 
Vanessa Cragle, M.A. 2014 Physical Science with an emphasis in Geobiophysical Modeling "Georeferencing aerial photographs without camera calibration information and ground control points" |
Google Earth image (left) for Barboursville Park, Cabell County, WV and point cloud created from aerial photos (right)
Beza Mahafaly Special Reserve 1968 aerial photographs; originals (left) and georefereneced mosaic (right)
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Emma Arneson, M.S. 2015 "Monitoring land cover change in the historic range of Cambarus veteranus in West Virginia using a 1973-2013 Landsat time series"
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Land use changes in the Southern Coalfields Region of WV from 1991-2001.
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Jessyca Conaster, M.S. 2016
"Contribution of a host-specific parasite to the gastrointestinal parasite load of the mantled howler monkey (Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica)"
"Contribution of a host-specific parasite to the gastrointestinal parasite load of the mantled howler monkey (Osa Peninsula, Costa Rica)"
Kasey Osborne
M.S. 2017
M.A. student, Professional Writing and Editing Program,West Virginia University
"Fence-line contrast soundscape study of forested lands in Allegany State Park and Allegheny National Forest: Is there an impact of oil and gas development on an eastern forest soundscape?”
M.S. 2017
M.A. student, Professional Writing and Editing Program,West Virginia University
"Fence-line contrast soundscape study of forested lands in Allegany State Park and Allegheny National Forest: Is there an impact of oil and gas development on an eastern forest soundscape?”
