Bryan

C. Pijanowski, Ph.D.

Professor

Department of Forestry and

Natural Resources

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Purdue University

West Lafayette, Indiana 47906

Voice: 765-***-****

Fax: 765-***-****

Email: abqhpd@r.postjobfree.com

http://bryanpijanowski.me

http://www.human-environment.org

http://www.soundscapenetwork.org

Education

1991 Ph.D., Zoology,

MichiganStateUniversity,

East Lansing, Michigan

Dissertation: The adaptive significance of brood

reduction and clutch size in the tree swallow Major Advisor: Donald Beaver

1983 B.S., Biology,

HopeCollege, Holland, Michigan

Academic Appointments

2011-present Professor, Department of Forestry and

Natural Resources, Purdue University

2003-2011 Associate Professor, Department of

Forestry and Natural Resources, Purdue University

2001-2003 Assistant Research Professor, Department

of Zoology, Michigan State University

1999-2001 Specialist, Department of Geography,

Basic Science and Remote Sensing Initiative, Michigan State University

1996-2001 Assistant to the Deans, College of

Natural Science, Michigan State University

1996-2001 Assistant Research Professor, Department

of Entomology, Michigan State University

1992-1996 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department

of Entomology, Michigan State University

Awards

2002 Best

of Show. Poster on the Muskegon River

Watershed Mega-Model Project . Selected best out of 83 posters at the MSU Land

Use Forum.

1998 International

Scholars MSU Chapter (Phi Beta Delta).

Special Recognition for Contributions to MSU Study Abroad Programs.

1991 Vetward-Bound Teaching Citation, College of

Veterinary Medicine, Michigan State University.

1991 National Wilson Society and Cooper Ornithological

Society Scholastic Achievement Award: Chosen as One of the Nation s Top

Ornithological Student-Researchers.

1991 George and Martha Wallace Endowed Scholarship Award.

Department of Zoology, MSU.

1987

Sigma-Xi Graduate Student

Research Award, Michigan State University.

1979-1983

Michigan ACT Competitive

Scholarship.

Last updated September 4, 2012

Professional

Appointments

Associate

Editor, Journal of Land Use Science (2005-current)

Associate

Editor, British Journal of Environment and Climate Change (2012-current)

National

Research Council (US) Drakes Bay Oyster Company Draft EIS Assessment Study

(2012)

National

Research Council (Romania) University Environmental Engineering Program

Assessment (2011-2012)

National

Research Council (Chile) National Climate Change Center Review Panel (2012)

Pijanowski,

B.C., A. Tayyebi, J. Doucette, B. Pekin, D. Braun and J. Plourde. (in review).

Fine resolution urban growth simulation at a national scale: Configuring the

GIS and neural network based Land Transformation Model to run in a high

performance computing (HPC) environment. Environmental

Modeling and Software.

2.

Tayyebi, A. and

B.C. Pijanowski. (in review). Simulating multiple land use classes using the

artificial neural network based Land Transformation Model and two nonlinear

data mining tools. Expert Systems with

Applications.

3.

Bowling, L.C.,

G. Yang, M. Lei, K.A. Cherkauer, B.C. Pijanowski, V. Mishra, D. Niyogi and D.K.

Ray. (in review). Impact of future urban expansion on hydrometerology in the

Upper Great Lakes Region. Earth Interactions.

4.

Foroutan, F, M.

R. Delavar, B.C. Pijanowski, B. N. Araabi. (in review). Cellular automata and

genetic algorithm integration for zone-based urban growth modeling: a case

study of the Isfahan Metropolitan Area, Iran.

ISPRS International Journal of

Geo-Information.

5.

Tayyebi A., and

B. Pijanowski. (in review). Using CART,

MARS and ANN to model land use cover change: Application of data mining tools

to three diverse areas in USA and Africa undergoing land transformation. Applied

Soft Computing.

6.

Tayyebi, A.H.,

A. Tayyebi, B. Pijanowski, N. Khanna, J. Shan, S. Homayoni, M.J. Yazdanpanah.

(in review). Error propagation and

uncertainty assessment in land use cover change models: Application of

artificial neural network and spatial logistic regression. Computers,

Environment and Urban Systems.

7.

Plourde, J, B.

Pijanowski, and B. Pekin. (in revision). Evidence of increased monoculture

cropping in the Central United States. Agriculture, Environment and Ecosystems.

8.

Pijanowski, B.C., A. Davis, K. Robinson and B. Pekin. (in revision).

Quantifying error in a land change model across multiple scales: implications

for coupling land-climate models. International

Geographical Information Science.

9.

Davis,

A., R.T. Dale, and B.C. Pijanowski. (in review). A simple life-cycle based

model of corn based ethanol production footprints within the conterminous

United States. Biomass and Bioenergy.

10.

Davis,

A.Y., R.T. Dale, and B.C. Pijanowski. (in review). Using a GIS model to site

future lignocellulosic ethanol processing facilities for varying feedbacks and

co-location options across the conterminous United States. Biomass

and Bioenergy.

11.

Jung, J., B.

Pekin and B. Pijanowski. (revised and in review). Mapping old-growth,

secondary-growth and selectively logged tropical forests using discrete return

LIDAR. Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote

Sensing.

12.

Pekin,

B., A. Zhalnin, and B. Pijanowski. (revised and in

review). Assessing risk of ecological impairment in streams and rivers

based on loading of multiple water pollutants: Application of a non-point

source pollution runoff model to the Great Lake States. Environmental

Management.

13.

Kumar, S., V. Merwade, S. Rao and B. C. Pijanowski. (revised

and in review). Land-cover change history in the United States from 1850 to

2000: Socioeconomic and biophysical determinants of change. Ambio.

14.

Pekin, B., J.

Jung, L. Villanueva, B. Pijanowski and J. Ahumada. (in press). Modeling biodiversity habitat using

soundscape recordings and LIDAR-derived metrics of vertical canopy structure in

a neotropica1 rainforest. Landscape

Ecology.

15.

Pekin,

B., and B. Pijanowski. 2012. The use of differential diversity measures for

biodiversity conservation at global and regional scales. Biological

Conservation.

16.

Pekin,

B.K. and B.C. Pijanowski. 2012. Land use intensity and global endangerment

probability of mammal species. Diversity

and Distributions.

17.

Tayyebi, A., Pekin, B.K., B.C. Pijanowski, J.

Plourde, J. Doucette, and D. Braun. 2012.

Modeling urban growth across the conterminous USA: A national scale

application of the Land Transformation Model. Journal

of Land Use Science.

18.

Washington-Ottombre,

C. and B. Pijanowski. 2012. The role of local rural institutions and rural

producer organizations in household adaptation to climate change and

variability in rural Kenya. Regional Environmental Change.

19.

Guastavino, C. and B.C. Pijanowski. 2012. Soundscape

ecology: a worldwide network. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

130(4): 2531-2531.

20.

Ray, D., B. Pijanowski, A. Kendall and D. Hyndman.

2012. Quantifying uncertainty in the coupling of backcast land use change and

groundwater travel time models: Implications for planning and management. Applied Geography 34:356-370.

21.

Villanueva-Rivera,

L. J., and Bryan C. Pijanowski. 2012. Pumilio: A web-based management system

for ecological recordings. Bulletin of

the Ecological Society of America 93: 71-81.

22. Pijanowski, B.C.,

and A. Farina. 2011. Introduction to the special issue on soundscape

ecology. Landscape Ecology 26:1209-1211.

23. Pijanowski, B.C.,

Farina, A., Gage S.H., Dumyahn S.L., and Krause B. 2011. What is soundscape ecology? Landscape Ecology 26:1213-1232.

24. Villanueva-Rivera L., B.C. Pijanowski, J.

Doucette, and B. Pekin. 2011. A primer of acoustic analysis for landscape

ecologists. Landscape Ecology

26:1233-1246.

25. Dumyahn, S.L.,

and B. C. Pijanowski. 2011. Beyond noise mitigation: managing soundscapes as

common pool resources. Landscape Ecology 26:1311-1326.

26. Dumyahn, S.L., and B.C. Pijanowski. 2011.

Soundscape conservation. Landscape Ecology. 26:1327-1344.

27.

Pijanowski,

B., L. Villanueva-Rivera, S.L. Dumyahn, A. Farina, B. Krause, B. Napoletano, S.

Gage and N. Pieretti. 2011. Soundscape ecology: The science of sound in

landscapes. BioScience.

61(3):203-216.

28. Pijanowski, B.,

N. Moore, D. Mauree and D. Niyogi. 2011. Evaluating error propagation in

coupled land-atmosphere models. Earth Interactions. 15:1-15.

29.

Moore,

N., G. Alargaswamy, B. Pijanowski, P. Thornton, B. Lofgren, J. Olson, J.

Andresen, P. Yanda, and J. Qi. 2011. East African food security as influenced

by future climate change and land use change at local to regional scales. Climatic Change. DOI: 10.1007/s10584-011-0116-7.

30. Pijanowski, B.,

and K. Robinson. 2011. Rates and patterns of land use cover/change in the Upper

Great Lakes States, USA: A framework for spatial-temporal analysis. Landscape

and Urban Planning. 102(2):102-116.

31.

Tabbeyi.

A., B. C. Pijanowski and M. Delavar. 2011. An urban growth boundary model for

the Tehran, Iran Metropolitan Area. Landscape

and Urban Planning. 100(1-2):35-44.

32.

Ray,

D., J. Duckles and B. C. Pijanowski. 2011. The impact of future land use

scenarios on runoff volumes in the Muskegon River Watershed. Environmental Management 46(3):351-366.

33.

McLean,

C.E., D.T. Long and B. Pijanowski. 2011. Assessing environmental response and

recovery of a Great Lakes watershed using a multi-proxy paleolimnological

approach. PAGES 19(2):58-60.

34.

Wiley,

M., D. Hyndman, B. C. Pijanowski, A. Kendall, C. Riseng, E. Rutherford, S. Cheng, M. Carlson, J. Tyler, R. Stevenson,

P. Steen, P. Richards, P. Seelbach, and J. Koches. 2010. A Multi-modeling approach to evaluate impacts

of global change on river ecosystems. Hydrobiologia. 657:243 262.

35.

Washington-Ottombre,

C., B. Pijanowski, D. Campbell, J. Olson, J. Kinyamario, E. Irandu, J. Nganga, and

P. Gicheru. 2010. Using a role-playing game to inform the development of

land-use models for the study of a complex socio-ecological system. Agricultural Systems 103(3):117-126.

36.

Davis,

A., B. Pijanowski, K. Robinson and P. Kidwell. 2010. Estimating parking lot

footprints in the Upper Great Lakes region of the USA. Landscape and Urban Planning. 96:68-77.

37.

Pijanowski,

B., L. Iverson, C. Drew, H. Bulley, J. Rhemtulla, M. Wimberly, A. Bartsch and

J. Peng. 2010. Addressing the interplay of poverty and the ecology of landscapes:

A grand challenge topic for landscape ecologists? Landscape

Ecology 25:5-16. (Faculty of 1000 recognized)

38.

Dunning, J.B., A. DeWoody, B. Pijanowski, M. Sepulveda, R.

Swihart, H. Weeks, R. Williams and P. Zollner. 2010. Improving wildlife

education: fourteen years of change at Purdue University. The Wildlife Professional. 4 (online)

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