Teaching

Northwest Coastal Stories

Order, Chaos, and Resilience in Science and Culture

Honors A&S 253B / 222B, Spr 2009 (course website for students)

→ download syllabus

World Religions & the Environment

Honors A&S 253 D, Spr 2008

Humans and Other Animals

CHID, Spr 2001

Honors A&S, Spr 2003, 2007

Scales of variation in Puget Sound circulation

(Computer lab handout for use with the Babson-Kawase-MacCready box model, Spr 2006)

Research

Visualization tools and interactive models

My PhD work with Barbara Hickey was

Dynamics of Willapa Bay, Washington

Links to the coastal ocean, tidal dispersion, and oyster carrying capacity

Green crab larval retention in Willapa Bay, Washington: An intensive Lagrangian modeling approach

(Banas, MacDonald, and Armstrong, 2009)

manuscript (submitted to Estuaries and Coasts)

poster

Priests, tricksters, and holy wanderers in the practice of natural history

(Pacific Northwest American Academy of Religion meeting, Eugene, OR, 2002)

Banas, Wang, and Yen (2004), Experimental validation of an individual-based model for zooplankton swarming (Handbook of Scaling Methods in Aquatic Ecology, Seuront & Strutton, eds., CRC Press) (1 MB manuscript / 19 MB scan)

Quiet Creatures: A Summer on Long Island

(masters thesis, Religious Studies, Univ of Colorado, 1998)

Art + Design

image

home page: neilbanas.com

Around the world in 71 days

collections on flickr: thematic version / chronological version

Other photos

photostream: flickr.com/photos/neilbanas

 

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