Mason Johnson

Major: Water Resources

Minor: GIS & Spatial Analysis

 
Career Goals: 
Graduate from college with a better understanding of natural resources, geography, and geographic information systems. Use experience to better our natural resources. Successfully acquire a job position in field of interest.  Enhance public awareness of natural resource problems.
 
Projects:
  • Assisted in development of a bathymetric map of the Stevens Point flowage on the Wisconsin River.
  • Created comprehensive annotated list of invasive species and formatted a geodatabase of compiled records using spatial data for Wisconsin Headwaters Invasives Partnership.
 
 
  
 
Presentations:
 

Johnson, M., and C. Koeller. 2014. Comparison of Transect Spacing and GPS/Sonar Equipment 

     for Fluvial Lake Mapping. Poster Presentation, MN GIS/LIS 24th Annual Conference, Rochester, MN.

Johnson, M., and C. Koeller. 2014. Comparison of Transect Spacing and GPS/Sonar Equipment for 

     Fluvial Lake Mapping. Poster Presentation. Federation of Environmental Technologist Inc. 30th 

     Annual Conference, Pewuakee, WI.


Johnson, M., and C. Koeller. 2014. A comparison of transect spacing and GPS/Sonar equipment for fluvial  
     lake mapping. Poster Presentation, UW-Stevens Point College of Natural Resources Student Research 
     Symposium, Stevens Point, WI.  
 
Johnson, M., and C. Koeller. 2014. A comparison of transect spacing and GPS/Sonar equipment for fluvial 
     lake mapping. Poster Presentation, UW System Symposium, Milwaukee, WI. 
 
Johnson, M., and C. Koeller. 2014. A comparison of transect spacing and GPS/Sonar equipment for fluvial 
     lake mapping. Poster Presentation, Wisconsin Lakes Partnership Convention, Stevens Point, WI.
 
Johnson, M., and C. Slemmons. 2014.  Regional spatial analysis of invasive species in North Central 
     Wisconsin.  Poster Presentation, UW-Stevens Point College of Natural Resources Student Research
     Symposium, Stevens Point, WI. 
 
 
Contact Information:
Mason Johnson
651-283-0995
 
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