Sara Hanna
Lecturer - Geospatial Science
My research interests are wide-ranging but are generally focused on landscape ecology, climate change and the use of remote sensing and geospatial technology to analyze and solve real-world issues. I enjoy teaching geospatial analysis to a wide range of students and encouraging students to use technology to explore and analyze issues that are important to them.
As well as teaching at Humboldt, I am also the on-campus coordinator for the L.W. Schatz Demonstration Tree Farm and a member of the Humboldt Institute for Spatial Analysis, Modeling and Monitoring and an FAA Part 107 licensed remote pilot.
Education
M.S. Humboldt State University, Natural Resources
B.S. UC San Diego, Environmental Systems: Ecology, Behavior & Evolution
Courses Taught
GSP 216 - Introduction to Remote Sensing
GSP 326 - Intermediate Remote Sensing
Research
Publications
Hanna, S.K. and Fulgham K.O. 2015. Post-fire vegetation dynamics of a sagebrush steppe community change significantly over time. California Agriculture 69(1):36-42
Presentations
Hanna, Sara, K.O. Fulgham. 2012. Post-Fire Succession in a Sagebrush Steppe and Western Juniper Community in Northeastern California. Presentation at the Technical Session: Wildland Fire; Society of American Foresters National Convention, Spokane, Washington.
