ES 10: Lectures

 
 

 

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Date Lecturer Topic Text Reading Lecture Notes
22-Jan JB, IF Course Introduction



24-Jan JB, IF Environmental Science BK Ch 1&2


27-Jan JB Cosmology, earth history


handout
29-Jan IF Origin of atmosphere and oceans


handout
31-Jan JB Origins of early life BK Ch 7

handout
3-Feb IF Paleoclimatology


handout

Powerpoint presentation from lecture
5-Feb JB Evolution BK Ch 7

same handout as for 31-Jan
7-Feb JB Biodiversity, taxonomy BK Ch 7

same handout as for 31-Jan
10-Feb PP Conservation genetics


Outline from 2002

Presentation from 2002
12-Feb IF Earth's energy budget BK Ch 3

handout

Powerpoint presentation from lecture
14-Feb IF Atmospheric circulation


handout (with color figures)

Powerpoint presentation from lecture
17-Feb


Holiday



19-Feb IF Ocean circulation processes


handout (with color figures)

Powerpoint presentation from lecture
21-Feb JB Landscapes, ecosystems, and communities BK Ch 6

same as handout from 2002
24-Feb TD Hydrology, large scale processes BK Ch 20

handout
26-Feb RJ Hydrology, watershed level processes BK Ch 21


 28-Feb JB More landscapes, ecosystems, and communitites; review for Mid-term BK Ch 6

 same as handout from 2002
3-Mar


First Mid-term Exam



5-Mar IF World climates


handout

Powerpoint presentation from lecture
7-Mar JB Soil development BK Ch 12

handout
10-Mar IF Global carbon cycle BK Ch 4

handout

Powerpoint presentation from lecture
12-Mar JB Energy flow in ecosystems


carbon flow in a marine food web

carbon flow in a grassland ecosystem
14-Mar JB Terrestrial biomes BK Ch 8

 

handout

 

17-Mar JB Terrestrial biomes, continued BK Ch 8
19-Mar AG Atmospheric Ozone BK Ch 25

None
21-Mar IF Global climate change

BK Ch 22

handout

Powerpoint presentation from lecture

24-28-Mar


Spring break



31-Mar IF Remote sensing of resources


handout (with color figures)
2-Apr IF Applications of remote sensing


handout (with color figures)

Powerpoint presentation from lecture
4-Apr KBY Estuarine systems



7-Apr


Second Mid-term Exam



9-Apr JB Nitrogen cycle


handout - part 1

handout - part 2
11-Apr JB Evolution/biodiversity


handout - part 1

handout - part 2
14-Apr IF Marine fisheries BK Ch 14

handout

Powerpoint presentation from lecture
16-Apr JB Biogeography, exotic species



18-Apr JJB Forestry BK Ch 13

Powerpoint presentation - part 1

Powerpoint - part 2

Powerpoint - part 3
21-Apr JB Environmental Economics BK Ch 26

 handout
23-Apr JB Wildlife



25-Apr JB Agriculture


handout - part 1

handout - part 2
28-Apr LH Pastoralism


handout - part 1

handout - part 2
30-Apr JB Human Population BK Ch 5

handout - part 1

handout - part 2
2-May IF Human Energy Use BK Ch 17&18

 handout (with color figures)

Powerpoint presentation from lecture
5-May AL Parks and Preserves


7-May AL African Pastoralists


9-May KB Pathogens/Insects/Biocontrol


Powerpoint presentation
12-May JB,IF Course summary


 FAQ3

FAQ4
15-May

 

Early Final, 9am

Location: 132 Mulford



17-May


Final Examination, 8am

Location: F295 Haas



Key to lecturers

JB James Bartolome
IF Inez Fung
JJB John Battles
RJ Randy Jackson
LH Lynn Huntsinger
BAD Barbara Allen-Diaz
KB Kristin Baker
TD Terry DeBiase
AL Arielle Levine
KBY Kristin Byrd

Last Year's Lectures

2001 Lectures