Faculty
John E. Anderson
Research Assistant Professor
Ph.D., George Mason University (1996)
jeanders@vcu.edu
http://www.vcu.edu/cesweb/f_anderson.html
Office room: 033
Office phone: (804) 828-0153
Lab room: 030
Lab phone: (804) 828-0125
Research interests:
Use of field methods and remote sensing
to measure and characterize changes in the plant, soil and
water components associated with wetlands and aquatic environments.
Courses currently taught:
Environmental Remote Sensing (ENVS/BIOL 654)
Water Pollution Biology (BIOL 654)
Dr. John E. Anderson earned his Ph.D. in environmental biology
in 1996 from George Mason University, focusing his dissertation
work on the photobiology of microbial precipitates associated
with acid mine drainage. He has worked for over 15 years
in remote sensing using reflectance and fluorescence spectroscopy
to accomplish a wide range of research in wetlands and aquatic
environments. His current work involves the application of
imaging and non-imaging fluorescence to detect pathogens
and genetically engineered plants with expressing protein-based
chromophores. His research customers include federal and
state agencies as well as industry. Anderson has authored
over 20 peer-reviewed papers and three book chapters in the
field of photobiology and remote sensing.
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