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David Tulloch is a Professor of Landscape Architecture, the Director of Honors at SEBS and the Associate Director of the Center of Remote Sensing and Spatial Analysis (CRSSA). His teaching includes design studios, GIS classes and seminars, environmental planning and an absurdly fun Byrne Seminar on National Parks.
David Tulloch’s scholarship spans between geospatial technologies and applications of these for the improvement of the built and natural landscapes. As a leader in geodesign he has been an active participant in the early Geodesign Summits, the Journal of Digital Landscape Architecture and teaches the Geodesign Studio. A passion for improved data for planning and design decisions is manifest in his active role in research in institutional GIS, public participatory GIS, and volunteered geographic information. His leadership of the GeoHealth Lab at CRSSA has included collaborative studies of access to trauma surgery in Colombia and mapping urban food environments and physical activity environments to study childhood obesity across urban landscapes in New Jersey with the CSHP.
Dr. Tulloch holds a BSLA from Kentucky, an MLA from LSU, and a PhD from Wisconsin.