Geospatial Technologies Laboratory (GSTLab)
The GST Laboratory is a facility managed by the Department of Natural Resources Management equipped with essential and advanced GIS & remote sensing infrastructure for spatial analysis in all disciplines related to natural resources management and biological studies.
Mission
Our main role is to educate and prepare students with up-to-date methods in geospatial
analysis applied to natural resources management.
Our mission is also to provide the Department of Natural Resources Management and
Texas Tech University with a state-of-the-art Geographic Information System (GIS)
for conducting advanced geospatial analyses and research applied to problems in natural
resources management and wildlife biology.
Vision
To achieve the best standards of quality and excellence in terms of infrastructure,
teaching content and research with uncompromised service to the students and faculty
of Texas Tech University.
Faculty:
Dr. Ernest B. Fish
Professor Emeritus

Assistant Professor
Research Interests:
My research focuses in understanding the contemporary dynamics of anthropogenic disturbances
in human dominated ecosystems, with emphasis on tropical forests. My research, teaching
and advising is directed towards capacity building in spatial prioritization for decision-making
in ecosystem management.
Facilities: coming soon
Services: coming soon
Teaching: coming soon
Opportunities:
Contact Dr. Carlos Portillo-Quintero (carlos.portillo@ttu.edu) for inquiries about undergraduate and graduate research opportunities.
Geospatial Technologies Laboratory
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Address
Goddard Building, Texas Tech University, Box 42125, Lubbock TX 79409 -
Phone
806.742.2841 -
Email
nrm@ttu.edu