Stephen Sheppard, University of British Columbia
Architecture and Landscape Architecture
Professor
Vancouver, British Columbia
shep@interchange.ubc.ca
Office:
(604) 822-4935
(604) 822-6582
Expert In
Clear cutting visual impacts
Climate change studies
Computer mapping and animation
Computer visual modeling for local climate change impacts
Greenway planning for sustainable communities
Landscape architecture
Snowpack forecasting
Social aspects of forestry
Tourism potential of BC's landscapes
Urban planning
Bio/Research
Stephen teaches in sustainable landscape planning, aesthetics, and visualization in the Faculty of Forestry and Landscape Architecture programme at UBC. He received a BA/MA in Agricultural and Forest Sciences at Oxford, a MSc. in Forestry at UBC, and a Ph.D. in Environmental Planning at UC. Berke...
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Bio/Research
Stephen teaches in sustainable landscape planning, aesthetics, and visualization in the Faculty of Forestry and Landscape Architecture programme at UBC. He received a BA/MA in Agricultural and Forest Sciences at Oxford, a MSc. in Forestry at UBC, and a Ph.D. in Environmental Planning at UC. Berkeley. He directs the Collaborative for Advanced Landscape Planning (CALP), an interdisciplinary research group using perception-testing and immersive/interactive visualization to support public awareness and collaborative planning on sustainability issues. He has over 30 years’ experience in environmental assessment and public participation internationally. He has written or co-written two books on visual simulation, and co-edited “Forests and Landscapes: Linking Ecology, Sustainability, and Aesthetics”, Volume 6 in the IUFRO Research series.
Current research interests lie in perceptions of climate change, the aesthetics of sustainability, and visualization theory and ethics.
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Current research interests lie in perceptions of climate change, the aesthetics of sustainability, and visualization theory and ethics.
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