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All SEES seminars are free and open to the public. The Monday seminars are presented in Blunt Hall 313 and begin at 2:30 p.m. unless noted otherwise. The Fall 2025 semester scheudle may continue to be developed and posted.
August 25: Tony Spicci will present, Becoming a GISP: The Importance of Professional Certification in the Geospatial Community
September 15: Dr. Gopal Penny may make a presentation on climage resilient water systems
September 22: Dr. Arif Masrur, ESRI Senior Solutions Engineer, Data Science and Advanced Analytics
September 29: Dr. Santana Palacios, Assistant Professor and joint appointment in the Knowlton School's City and Regional Planning Section and the Department of Civil, Enviromental, and Geodetic Engineering. He will present, Public Transit Innovations and Blind Spots: Learing from the Global South.
October 6: Dr. Basil Tikoff, Professor, Department of Geoscience, University of Wisconsin-Madison. A quantitative field geologist whose interest is in deformation on a variety of different levels within the Earth's tectonic plates. He will present, Places that reveal the geological mind
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