Abstract Gallery
What do person rights for nature do for indigenous rights? New legal relations and old problems in Te Urewera, Aotearoa New Zealand
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Authors: Brad Coombes*, School of Environment, The University of Auckland
Topics: Indigenous Peoples
Keywords: indigenous rights
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 2:35 PM / 4:15 PM
Room: Forum Room, Omni, West
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What does it mean to change mobility mode? Consequences and impacts of the shift in car/public transport use on daily life in Brno (the Czech Republic)
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Authors: Daniel Seidenglanz*, Masarykova univerzita, Jirí Malý*, Masaryk University
Topics: Transportation Geography, Urban Geography, Europe
Keywords: automobility, public transport, daily mobility, spatio-temporal routines, post-socialist society, the Czech Republic
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Marshall West, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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What does the concept of over-tourism mean for remote natural areas?
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Authors: Dimitri Ioannides*, Mid-Sweden University, Sandra Wall Reinius, Mid-Sweden University
Topics: Tourism Geography
Keywords: Over-tourism, Public Right of Access, Nature-based areas, Nordic countries
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Executive Room, Omni, West
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What exactly happens when a space becomes smart? OR: What can we learn from the experience and feeling of envelopment in an intelligent space? And what of the “dumb” space?
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Authors: Aftab Mirzaei*, York University
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Atmospheres, Ambiance, Smartness, Political Ecology, Psychoanalytic Geography, Materiality,
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Regency Ballroom, Omni, West
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What geography can tell us about teachers’ practice? Networks, knowledge and expertise. A rural education case study.
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Authors: Victor Salinas-Silva*, UCL Institute of Education
Topics: Geography Education, Rural Geography, South America
Keywords: Geography education, rural geography, rural education, teachers’ expertise, networks.
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Wilson A, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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What happened to Franklin Square Park?: Understanding park quality through historical and present day contexts
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Authors: Milan Brown*, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Mariya Shcheglovitova, University of Maryland Baltimore County
Topics: Urban Geography, Geographic Information Science and Systems, Land Use and Land Cover Change
Keywords: environmental justice, community geography, urban geography, participatory research, Baltimore, historical comparisons
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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What happened to the Bolivar Peninsula in Texas after Hurricane Ike?
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Authors: Don Jonsson*, Austin Community College
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Hazards and Vulnerability, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: Hurricane Ike, Bolivar Peninsula, Hurricanes, Natural Hazards, Texas
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 2:35 PM / 4:15 PM
Room: Stones Throw 1 - Granite, Marriott, Lobby Level
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What Happened to the Hadley Cell during the Eocene? Implications for Latitudinal Vegetation Gradients under Global Warming
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Authors: Mark Blumler*, SUNY-Binghamton
Topics: Biogeography, Climatology and Meteorology, Paleoenvironmental Change
Keywords: global warming, paleoclimate, biomes
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Taylor, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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What happens to land price when a rural construction land market legally opens in China? A spatiotemporal analysis of Nanhai District from 2010 to 2015
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Authors: Lanjiao Wen*, Huazhong Agricultural University, Anlu Zhang, Huazhong Agricultural University
Topics: Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Economic Geography, Asia
Keywords: China; hedonic model; price contour lines; rural-urban land market; spatiotemporal analysis
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: 8223, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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What if the global South is not where we think it is? Unsettling colonial geographies of knowing.
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Authors: Susmita Rishi*, Kansas State University, Amy Piedalue, Australia India Institute, University of Melbourne
Topics: Geographic Theory, Urban Geography
Keywords: southern theory, southern feminism, feminist theory, global south, critical theory
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Governor's Room, Omni, East
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What is a socially inclusive transformation? Rethinking resilience to climate change under livelihoods transitions in Myanmar and Nepal
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Authors: Tim Forsyth*, London School of Economics, Constance McDermott, Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford, Oliver Springate-Baginski, School of Development Studies, University of East Anglia
Topics: Environment, Development, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: transformation, resilience, climate change, Nepal, Myanmar, livelihoods, risk, political ecology, science and technology studies,
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Washington 6, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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What is real? Identifying patterns of erosion and deposition in context of spatially-variable uncertainty
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Authors: Phillipe Wernette*, University of Windsor, Jacob Lehner, University of Windsor, Chris Houser, University of Windsor
Topics: Marine and Coastal Resources, Geomorphology, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: coastal geomorphology, environmental change, erosion monitoring, GIS, remote sensing, error analysis
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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What is the Best Emergency Warning Device? Perceptions of Households and Emergency Management Agencies on the Mississippi Gulf Coast
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Authors: David Cochran*, University of Southern Mississippi, Bandana Kar, Oak Ridge National Laboratories
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: Risk Communication, Emergency Management, Mississippi GUlf Coast
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Forum Room, Omni, West
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What is the relationship between African Americans and urban parks?
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Authors: Noel Bowers*, Kent State University
Topics: Ethnicity and Race, Urban Geography, Recreational and Sport Geography
Keywords: race, parks, chicago,
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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What is true inclusivity?
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Authors: Melvin Johnson*, University of Wisconsin-Manitowoc
Topics: Geography Education, Human Rights, Gender
Keywords: Collegiate enrollment, male education patterns, education
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Directors Room, Omni, West
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What is your water story? Using participatory video to expand understandings of water security and support sustainable management measures in The Sixaola River Basin.
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Authors: Dacotah-Victoria Splichalova*, University of British Columbia
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Qualitative Research, Field Methods
Keywords: Water Security, Community-Based Participatory Action Research, Photovoice, Videography, Water Resources Management, Cultural Geography, Ethnography
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Senate Room, Omni, West
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What made villagers in Xiaojia giving up farming and became developers
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Authors: Haoxuan Sa*, University of Helsinki
Topics: Land Use, China
Keywords: China, urban villages, land development
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Washington 4, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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'What makes this village rural to you?': planetary perspectives and the gentrification of a post-industrial English village.
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Authors: Martin Phillips*, UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTER, Darren Smith, Loughborough University, Hannah Brooking, University of Leicester, Mara Duer, University of Leicester
Topics: Rural Geography, Social Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: Gentrification, rurality, planetary urbanisation
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Congressional A, Omni, West
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What Makes Transit-Oriented Development Successful? A Comparative Study of Baltimore and Melbourne
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Authors: Li (Kerry) Fang, College of Social Science & Public Policy, Florida State University, Fujie Rao*, Melbourne School of Design, University of Melbourne
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Transportation Geography, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: transit-oriented development, comparative study, planning
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Marshall West, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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What 'place' for city regions in English devolution post-Brexit? Contested geographies and spatial imaginaries in the Sheffield City Region
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Authors: Charlotte Hoole*, University of Sheffield, Stephen Hincks, University of Sheffield
Topics: Urban Geography
Keywords: governance, devolution, spatial imaginaries, territorial spaces, place identity, Brexit
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Cleveland 1, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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What the Gringos Brought: Local perspectives on a private protected area in Chilean Patagonia
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Authors: Keith Bosak*, The University of Montana, Elena Louder, University of Montana
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Latin America, Natural Resources
Keywords: protected area, conservation, capitalism, nature, social impacts, Patagonia, Chile
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 12:40 PM / 2:20 PM
Room: Jackson, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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What’s in a name? Troubling dichotomies underpinning energy access efforts in the Global South
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Authors: Deepti Chatti*, Yale University
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Qualitative Methods, Development
Keywords: energy access, cookstoves, India, modernity, development
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Virginia C, Marriott, Lobby Level
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What’s In The Box? Meal Delivery Kits and the Modern Food Landscape
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Authors: Jennifer Bernstein*,
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Women, Political Geography
Keywords: food geography; agricultural geography; feminist geography
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Washington 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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What’s Place Got to do With Art? A Statistical Study Using the Annual Arts Basic Survey
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Authors: Sunil Iyengar*, National Endowment for the Arts, Bonnie Nichols, National Endowment for the Arts, Timothy Wojan, Economic Research Service, USDA
Topics: Cultural Geography, Economic Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: Creative activities, Annual Arts Basic Survey, rural
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Marriott Ballroom Salon 3, Marriott, Lobby Level
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What’s Up, (re)Dox? Hydrologic modeling of Arsenic contamination in Boca Raton, Florida
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Authors: D.S. Monty Watson*, Florida Atlantic University, April Watson*, Lynn University
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Geographic Information Science and Systems, Environmental Science
Keywords: Arsenic, groundwater, hydrology, modeling, GIS, contaminant, hydrogeology
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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What's going on with land-use in Cuba? Disparate data sets and the Cuban agricultural transition
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Authors: Mario Machado*, Clark University
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Land Use and Land Cover Change, Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: Land use change, Cuba, agrarian transition
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Governor's Room, Omni, East
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What's in a name?: Memorialization and Cooptation in Richmond
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Authors: Kathryn Howell*, Virginia Commonwealth University
Topics: Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Race, Space, Cities
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Washington 3, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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When “Just Right” is Not Right: Pushing Back Against Austerity in Toronto
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Authors: Mehedi Khan*, York University, Douglas Young, York University
Topics: Canada, Urban and Regional Planning, Social Theory
Keywords: housing, mixed-income, Toronto
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Maryland C, Marriott, Lobby Level
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When Does Congestion Matter to the Recreation Traveler in National Parks?
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Authors: Jeremy Sage*, University of Montana, Jake Jorgenson, RRC Associates, Boulder, CO, Norma Nickerson, University of Montana, Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research, Mandi Roberts, OTAK, Inc
Topics: Tourism Geography, Recreational and Sport Geography, Transportation Geography
Keywords: Yellowstone National Park, Crowding, Visitor Experience
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Cleveland 2, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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When Empowerment Marginalizes: Place Branding and the Politics of Neighborhood Organizations
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Authors: Brady Collins*, Cal Poly Pomona
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Urban Geography, Development
Keywords: place branding, community development, neighborhood politics, public administration
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: 8222, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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When geospatial big data meets high performance computing in 3D GIS
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Authors: Tianyang Chen*, University of North Carolina - Charlotte, Wenwu Tang, Advisor
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: 3D GIS, structure from motion, high performance computing
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Roosevelt 3, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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When House is not Home: Young refugees creating home in the city of Brussels
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Authors: Shannon Damery*, University of Liege
Topics: Immigration/Transnationalism, Migration, Urban Geography
Keywords: Young people, refugees, asylum seekers, home, housing, public space, urban space
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 3:55 PM / 5:35 PM
Room: Balcony A, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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When is a Crisis a Crisis? An Examination of Pension Underfunding and State Intervention in Suburban Communities
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Authors: Amanda Kass*, University of Illinois At Chicago, Andy Crosby, Pace University
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: public pensions, fiscal crisis
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Capitol Room, Omni, East
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When life is in limbo: Social housing in Urban Latin America
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Authors: Frank Mueller*, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Topics: Urban Geography, Latin America, Political Geography
Keywords: social housing, criminal organizations, sovereignty, Latin America
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Jackson, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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When Past is Present: Historically Layered Experiences of Redevelopment in Southwest Washington DC
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Authors: Jesse Card*, Northeastern University, Tracy Perkins, Howard University
Topics: Urban Geography, Social Geography, Geography and Urban Health
Keywords: urban development, urban renewal, gentrification, collective memory, environmental health
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Roosevelt 4.5, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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When Riverbank Erosion Strikes the Land: A Real-time Experience from Coastal Bangladesh
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Authors: MUNSHI RAHMAN*, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire, Thomas Crawford, Virginia Tech, Scott Curtis, East Carolina University, M. Giashuddin Miah, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University, M. Rafiqul Islam, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Agricultural University, Bimal Paul, Kansas State University
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: riverbank erosion, real-time, coastal Bangladesh
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Hoover, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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When strategies collide: de Certeau and South African planning
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Authors: Phil Jones*, University of Birmingham, Lauren Andres, University of Birmingham, Lorena Silva Marques, University of Birmingham, Stuart Denoon-Stevens, University of the Free State
Topics: Planning Geography, Cultural Geography, Africa
Keywords: de Certeau, planning, South Africa
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Ambassador Ballroom, Omni, West
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When Suburb Becomes a Work Center: Capturing the Progress of Urban Sprawl in Wesley Chapel, Pasco County, Florida: 2003-2018
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Authors: Milena Janiec*, Independent Research
Topics: Urban Geography, Remote Sensing, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: gentrification, land use and land-cover changes, remote sensing, textual analysis
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Taylor, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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When Transnational Capital Simultaneously Touches and Untouches the Global City Space: The Case of Istanbul
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Authors: ASLI ONER*, Izmir University of Economics, Cemil Arslan, Marmara Municipalities Union, Ezgi Kucuk, Marmara Municipalities Union
Topics: Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning, Eurasia
Keywords: İstanbul, transnational capital, real estate, large-scale projects
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Washington 3, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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When, Where, and Why are social media users makingup?
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Authors: Chao Yang*, China University of Geosciences(Wuhan), Wenwen Tian, China University of Geosciences(Wuhan)
Topics: Social Geography, China, Behavioral Geography
Keywords: Human appearance; Social media data; AI; sociology study
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Coolidge, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Where are the dangerous intersections for pedestrians and cyclists: A colocation-based approach
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Authors: Yujie Hu*, University of South Florida
Topics: Transportation Geography, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: traffic safety, safety countermeasures, spatial patterns, colocation
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 12:40 PM / 2:20 PM
Room: Marriott Ballroom Salon 3, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Where is Geography Taught? The Ambiguity of the Global Studies Classroom
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Authors: Kenneth Carano*, Western Oregon University, Todd Kenreich*, Towson University
Topics: Geography Education, Resources, Higher Education
Keywords: Global studies, geography, conceptualizations
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: 8223, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Where is the North when theory travels across the South?
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Authors: Ahsan Kamal*, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, Christopher Courtheyn, Universidad del Rosario, Bogotá, Colombia
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Political Geography, Third World
Keywords: Theory, southern theory, postcolonial theory, feminist theory, decolonial theory, action-research
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: 8216, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Where is the Philippines spending its Climate money?
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Authors: Efraim Roxas*, Florida State University and University of the Philippines Los Banos
Topics: Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: Climate Change Expenditure, Spatial Analysis
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Where is upstate New York? Cognitive evaluations of geographical regions
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Authors: Rui Li*, SUNY - Albany, Andrew Kim, SUNY-Albany
Topics: Environmental Perception, Behavioral Geography, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: environmental perpection, spatial cognition, vague space, geographic information
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Where the Sidewalks End: Assessing the Progress of Complete Streets Policies in Keene, New Hampshire
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Authors: Michael Murphy*, , Vincent Saputo*, Keene State College, Julie Elwell*, , Brendan Felix, Keene State College
Topics: Transportation Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: complete streets
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Where’s Wendy? Recent Advancements in the High-Resolution and Demographically Detailed UrbanPop Population Model and Database
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Authors: April Morton*, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Nicholas Nagle, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Jesse Piburn, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Robert Stewart, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Amy Rose, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Budhendra Bhaduri, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Samantha Duchscherer, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Nathan Trombley, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Topics: Population Geography, Urban Geography, Quantitative Methods
Keywords: Population synthesizer, High-resolution population, Population dynamics, Census
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Council Room, Omni, West
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Whispers From the Gutter: The Gutter, Its Boundaries, and Mis-Guided Drifts
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Authors: Á.Clotilde Houchon PhD, FRGS*, University of Utah
Topics: Cultural Geography, Geographic Thought, Migration
Keywords: Border Aesthetics, Bordering & BorderXing, Creativity in Subaltern Peripheral Places, Geography-Art Relations, Youth Mobilities
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Virginia A, Marriott, Lobby Level
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White American Women and Environmental Justice: The Progressive Era Ethos Meets 21st Century Environmental Crises
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Authors: Rebekah Breitzer*, CUNY - Graduate Center
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Gender, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: race, women, political ecology, historical geography, neoliberalism, environmental hazard, environmental crises, human-environment geography
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: 8217, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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White identitarian localism and the liberal state: A look at alternative strategies of expulsion in two Atlanta suburbs
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Authors: Scott Markley*, University of Georgia
Topics: Political Geography, Urban Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: Housing, displacement, nativism, Atlanta, suburbs
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Washington 5, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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