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John Iacozza is a Senior Instructor at the University of Manitoba in the Department of Environment and Geography. He obtained his Doctorate in Geography from the University of Manitoba in 2011, after completing his Master's degree in 1997 and a Bachelor of Science (Honours) from McMaster University. His research focuses on habitat variables influencing Arctic marine mammals, particularly species such as ringed seals, polar bears, and whales. Iacozza's research philosophy emphasizes convergence between geomatics, environmental geography, and biology, investigating habitat preferences of marine mammals as the Arctic environment undergoes changes. He leverages current analytical tools and techniques, with a particular emphasis on developing remote sensing technologies to assess the relationship between oceanographic and atmospheric variables and marine mammal preferences across spatial and temporal scales. His significant publications include studies on the ecological impacts of summer storms and the habitat use of beluga whales in the Beaufort Sea, showcasing his expertise in climate change effects on Arctic ecosystems.
University of Manitoba • Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Teaching various courses in the Department of Environment and Geography, focusing on geographical sciences.
Streams include Education, Administration, or Clinical.