ASETS is a research laboratory in the Department of Entomology at Michigan State University.
ASETS integrates elements from various fields including spatial ecology, quantitative geography, geomatics, geostatistics, and ecological, and agricultural entomology in order to foster an increased utilization of spatial analysis and modeling. Additionally, ASETS promotes the integration of relational databases and geographical information systems enhanced by web-based delivery technologies within these research and outreach activities.
09/26/2012
You haven't lived in Michigan until you've buzzed over to the MSU Bug House SOUNDS KIND OF CREEPY. It is a bit creepy crawly, yes. It's housed in Michigan State University's Department of Entomology and features both living and dead specimens.
04/17/2012
Species ID Training | ASETS - Applied Spatial Ecology and Technical Services | Michigan State Unive MISIN invasive species identification training modules
ForWarn, a satellite-based monitoring and assessment tool, recognizes and tracks potential forest disturbances caused by insects, diseases, wildfires, extreme weather, or other natural or human-caused events.
Invasive Species: What's New - USDA Forest Service and NASA Release Web-based Forest Disturbance Mon
Michigan’s Aquatic Invasive Species State Management Plan draft was just released and is out for public review. You can review it here: http://1.usa.gov/HvEruH
Meet Clarie Luckacina our newest GIS Technician. She will be acting as the data manager for our regional invasive species project - MISIN.
Profile: http://www.asets.msu.edu/about/people/luckachina
04/06/2012
Globalization, Metropolitan Areas and Invasive Species. Learn more - http://www.metroinvasive.info
Busy, Busy, Busy. This summer like Spring has all our projects starting early!