About the Authors
Jonathan E. Campbell
Recently an adjunct professor of GIS and physical
geography courses at the University of California, Los
Angeles (UCLA) and Santa Monica College, Dr. Jonathan
E. Campbell is a GIS analyst and biologist based in the
Los Angeles office of ENVIRON. ENVIRON is an
international environmental and health sciences
consultancy that works with its clients to manage their
most challenging environmental, health, and safety
issues and attain their sustainability goals. Dr. Campbell
has twelve years of experience in the application of GIS
and biological services in conjunction with the
implementation of environmental policies and
compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. He
has extensive experience collecting, mapping, and analyzing geospatial data on
projects throughout the United States. He holds a PhD in geography from UCLA, an
MS in plant biology from Southern Illinois University—Carbondale and a BS in
environmental biology from Taylor University.
Michael Shin
Michael Shin is an associate professor of geography at
UCLA. He is also the director of UCLA’s professional
certificate program in Geospatial Information Systems
and Technology (GIST) and cochair of the Spatial
Demography Group at the California Center for
Population Research (CCPR). Michael earned his PhD in
geography from the University of Colorado at Boulder
(CU) and also holds an MA in geography and a BA in
international affairs from CU as well. Michael teaches
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems,
Intermediate GIS, Advanced GIS, and related courses in
digital cartography, spatial analysis, and geographic
data visualization and analysis. He was also recently
nominated to receive UCLA’s Copenhaver Award, which
recognizes faculty for their innovative use of technology in the classroom. Much of
Michael’s teaching materials draw directly from his research interests that span a
Jonathan E. Campbell
Recently an adjunct professor of GIS and physical
geography courses at the University of California, Los
Angeles (UCLA) and Santa Monica College, Dr. Jonathan
E. Campbell is a GIS analyst and biologist based in the
Los Angeles office of ENVIRON. ENVIRON is an
international environmental and health sciences
consultancy that works with its clients to manage their
most challenging environmental, health, and safety
issues and attain their sustainability goals. Dr. Campbell
has twelve years of experience in the application of GIS
and biological services in conjunction with the
implementation of environmental policies and
compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. He
has extensive experience collecting, mapping, and analyzing geospatial data on
projects throughout the United States. He holds a PhD in geography from UCLA, an
MS in plant biology from Southern Illinois University—Carbondale and a BS in
environmental biology from Taylor University.
Michael Shin
Michael Shin is an associate professor of geography at
UCLA. He is also the director of UCLA’s professional
certificate program in Geospatial Information Systems
and Technology (GIST) and cochair of the Spatial
Demography Group at the California Center for
Population Research (CCPR). Michael earned his PhD in
geography from the University of Colorado at Boulder
(CU) and also holds an MA in geography and a BA in
international affairs from CU as well. Michael teaches
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems,
Intermediate GIS, Advanced GIS, and related courses in
digital cartography, spatial analysis, and geographic
data visualization and analysis. He was also recently
nominated to receive UCLA’s Copenhaver Award, which
recognizes faculty for their innovative use of technology in the classroom. Much of
Michael’s teaching materials draw directly from his research interests that span a
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