The name Alan Glennon written in cursive blue fill photograph of Alan Glennon at Campus Point, California, November 2003

Department of Geography
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93106


Spring 2007 
During the spring 2007 quarter, I will be working as a research assistant for Dr. Mike Goodchild. My office is Phelps Hall 3510.
(posted: Tuesday, March 20, 2007)

Geyser Page Updates 
An experimental update to the geyser page is online with RSS-fed geyser news. Check it out.
(posted: Friday, June 30, 2006)

NCG Maynooth 
By invitation of Mike Goodchild, visited the National Centre for Geocomputation, NUI Maynooth, Ireland, 24-25 May 2006, for discussion and lectures on virtual globes.
(posted: Wednesday, May 31, 2006)

Various links 
I was tracking these links. Here for my own notetaking purposes: arogi.com, taggage.com, m8p.com, virtualglobes.com, NanoSociety blog, Kartweld.com
(posted: Wednesday, March 15, 2006)

El Tatio with Google Earth 
I uploaded my El Tatio data onto Google Earth. For instructions on how to link to the data, go here.
(posted: Thursday, December 01, 2005)


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Research Groups

UCSB Geography
Nanotechnology in Society
CSISS
NCGIA
Arogi
WKU HERI

Projects

Geographic Dynamics Initiative
ABMCSS Workshop
GIS Flow Mapping
Augmented Reality
Geyserworld

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Santa Barbara Weather
Google Maps
Google News
Google Scholar
Google Gmail
Earthquake Maps

Spring and Summer '07 Schedule

Geography 12
Dissertation Research
Spatial flow databases
Nanotechnology Maps

Intranet/E-mail

UCSB U-Mail
UCSB Gold Intranet
UCSB Libraries

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Cave Surveying, photo by Gary Berdeaux



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Alan Glennon is a doctoral student in geography at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He studies virtual globes and the ways people and computers consider geographic change. In 1999, he co-founded the Western Kentucky University Hoffman Environmental Research Institute, and served as its Assistant Director until 2003. From 1998-1999, he worked as a Research Hydrologist for the Center for Cave and Karst Studies. He received his Bachelor of Science from Texas A & M University, and his Master of Science in Geoscience at Western Kentucky University. He also worked eight years as a ranger naturalist at Mammoth Cave National Park, Jewel Cave National Monument, and Great Basin National Park.

Selected Publications:
ModelBuilder Tutorial (pdf)
El Tatio Geysers (html)
Karst Morphometry (pdf)
Exploring the Martin Ridge Cave System (html)
Master's Thesis (pdf)

Presentations:
Environmental Concerns in Karst (powerpoint, 1.7 meg)
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Contact: Alan Glennon, e-mail: glennon(at)umail(dot)ucsb(dot)edu, Weblogs powered by Blogger