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As the temperatures rise so does the boat traffic on Lake Martin.

And with more traffic on the lake, so too is the importance of Alabama Marine Police increased

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Auburn University at Montgomery has been selected by the GIS Corps as one of four

universities across the U.S. to assist the Japanese government in processing and analyzing satellite images of Japan’s  

northeastern coastal cities before and after the recent earthquake and tsunami disasters.  

Collecting remote sensing data from the U.S. Geological Survey Hazards Data Distribution Center, Associate Professor

Terry Winemiller and students in AUM’s Geographic Information Systems (GIS) program are examining changes in the landscape

and creating maps for aid workers to use in recovery efforts.

      The project was activated by the International Charter on Space and Major Disasters.

JACKSON, Miss. --- Huntingdon College's men's tennis team dominated both Louisiana College and Tougaloo College, 9-0, in Jackson, Miss. The Hawks (6-3, 2-0 GSAC) picked up their fifth and sixth win of the season on Thursday.

Huntingdon's men's tennis team had no problem taking every point against the Wildcats and Bulldogs. Freshman Rickey Reed picked up his first collegiate victory at the No. 6 singles position against Louisiana College followed by another win over Tougaloo.

Match One Results: Huntingdon def. La. College, 9-0

Doubles:

1. Zach Molin and Sean Jackson (HC) def. Logan Quebedeaux and Daniel Bembenick (LC), 8-4

2. Tyler Creamer and Larry Pritchett (HC) def. Josh Jee and Michael Sumner (LC), 8-0

3. B.J. Foroughian and Rickey Reed (HC) def. Kameron Garlington and Cody Chauvin (LC), 8-4

Singles:

1.