Amy Mui

Ph.D. (Remote Sensing & GIS for Freshwater Turtle Conservation), University of Toronto, 2015
M.Sc. (Wildlife Health & Population Management), University of Sydney, Australia, 2002
B.Sc. (Wildlife Ecology), University of Guelph, 1998

ENVS2100: Environmental Informatics
ENVS2500: Field Methods in Environmental Science
ENVS3100: Environmental Analytics
ENVS3502: Campus as a Living Laboratory
ENVS4850: GIS Research Project

• Ecological modelling of animal movement and population viability:
  • Use of active and passive remote sensing data for characterizing habitat
  • Connectivity potential across disturbed landscapes
  • Mapping corridors at mutiple spatio-temporal dimensions
  • Identification of remote sensing-based biodiversity indicators
• Innovations in active learning and student engagement:
  • Efficacy of active learning environments for enhancing the student experience
  • Group-based learning and engagement techniques
  • Use of classroom response systems for supporting student learning goals