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Biography
Dr. Geraldine Jordan is an assistant professor in Geography and Environmental Studies at TWU. She teaches Geography and Environmental Studies courses including environmental science, geographic information systems (GIS) and physical geography.
Research & Scholarship
Education
B.Sc. (Hons.)(Lakehead); M.Sc. (Victoria); Ph.D. (Simon Fraser)
Recent Publications
Jordan, G., 2014. Elimination communication as colic therapy. Medical Hypotheses. 83:282-285.
Jordan, G., 2014 EC: Effects on Unexplained Crying. Heath Geography Lab Report.
Grillet, M., G. Jordan, and M.-J. Fortin, 2010. State transition detection in the spatio-temporal incidence of malaria. Spatial and Spatio-temporal Epidemiology 1: 251-259.
Jordan, G., M-J. Fortin and K. Lertzman, 2008. Spatial pattern and persistence of historical fire boundaries in southern interior British Columbia Environmental and Ecological Statistics 15:523–535 [online URL: http://www.springerlink.com/content/a6706765532r26...
Jordan, G., M-J. Fortin and K. Lertzman, 2005. Assessing spatial uncertainty associated with forest fire boundary delineation. Landscape Ecology 20: 719-731.
Jordan, G. and M.-J. Fortin, 2002. Scale and topology in the ecological economics sustainability paradigm. International Journal of Ecological Economics 41:361-366.
Expertise
Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Landscape Ecology, Health Geography, Elimination Communication
Courses Taught
GEOG/ENVS 121 Earth and Atmospheric Science
GEOG/ENVS 131 Global Environmental Issues
GEOG/ENVS 282 Geographic Information Systems
GEOG/ENVS 382 Applied GIS
GEOG/ENVS 341 Resource Management