Li Lin
Li Lin came to ¶¶Òõ̽̽ to study pollen histories in lake sediments under
support from the Lintilhac Foundation. She collected and analyzed cores
from Ritterbush and Sterling Ponds in the Green Mountains and worked
with Ray Spear to count pollen. Li Lin graduated from ¶¶Òõ̽̽ Geology in
1996, and moved to University of Utah Geography Department for a
Master's Degree in GIS. She graduated from University of Utah in 1999,
with a second Master's degree and began working for ESRI, the world
leader in GIS.
MS Thesis, Geology (University of Vermont, 1996)
Environmental changes inferred from
pollen analyses and 14C ages of pond sediments, Green Mountains,
Vermont
download pdf of MS thesis proposal
download pdf of MS thesis
Additional Degree
University of Utah, M.S. GIS, 1999
Undergraduate Degree
Beijing Normal University, B.S. Geography,
1992
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Abstracts
Lin, L., Bierman, P. R., Lini, A. and Spear, R. (1995) New
AMS
14C ages and pollen analyses constrain timing of deglaciation and
history of revegetation in northern New England. GSA
Abstracts with Programs, Annual meeting, New Orleans, LA. v. 27, p. A-58. ()
Lini, A., Bierman, P. R., Lin, L. and Davis, P. (1995)
Stable carbon isotopes in post-glacial lake sediments: a technique for
timing the onset of primary productivity and verifying AMS 14C dates.
GSA Abstracts with Programs, Annual meeting, New Orleans, LA. v. 27, p. A-58.
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