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Roman Bukarev
Ecoclub, Novosibirsk, Russia
Roman applies GIS in Ecoclub's projects focused on
preservation of the Baraba Steppe, a unique natural area in
Novosibirskaya Oblast. While training in Missoula he converted his paper
maps to digital format using our digitizer to create an extensive GIS
database for his work.
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Andrei Korolyuk
Ecoclub, Novosibirsk, Russia
Andrei has a Ph.D. in botany, and he supervises
Roman's work in the Baraba Steppe. He used our
high-speed Internet connection and GIS facility to
obtain satellite imagery for the Ecoclub's GIS
databases, and camped for a week in Yellowstone National Park and
studied local flora.
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Alexander Yumakaev
Fund for 21st Century Altai, Barnaul, Russia
Alexander worked on GIS maps for a proposal
to create a National Park to protect ecosystems in
the Katunsky Range, including Mount Belukha (4506
meters). He also worked on a GIS analysis of rocket
fuel pollution in the Altai region. During his internship, Alexander
spent a lot of time improving his skills on using ArcInfo software.
Write to him at yumakaev@yahoo.com.
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Sergei Mikhailov
Greenpeace, Moscow, Russia
Sergei manages a GIS database on Karelia's intact
forests. This database will be used for a Greenpeace Russia campaign to
stop logging in Karelia, a region that features one of the last intact
forest ecosystems remaining in Europe.
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Vladimir Zykov
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Russia
Vladimir is an ornithologist who applies GIS in
his bird habitat research on Sakhalin Island.
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Jan Pinkas
Czech republic
Jan works to study and protect intact ecosystems
in the Czech Republic.
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