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Building Cross-Racial Coalitions with the Working-Class
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Authors: Stacy Harwood*, University of Utah
Topics: Qualitative Research, Ethnicity and Race, Immigration/Transnationalism
Keywords: white working class, coalition building, cross-racial
Session Type: Paper
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Building Indigenous Governance and Markets: A Case of Cultural Adaptation in the Peruvian Amazon
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Authors: Carola Ramos*, Queen's University
Topics: Cultural Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: (Post) colonial geography, cultural geography, indigenous autonomy, Amazon, market integration
Session Type: Paper
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Building Infectious Disease through Prediction Algorithms and Data Ownership
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Authors: Anna Beck*, University of Wisconsin
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Economic Geography, Cultural Geography
Keywords: infectious disease, algorithms, property, biosecurity, data, health
Session Type: Paper
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Building knowledge from engaging in backward and forward Global Value Chains
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Authors: Claudia De Fuentes*, Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary's University, Jahan Peerally, HEC Montreal, Jason Rhinelander, Saint Mary's University
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: Backward and forward global value chains, knowledge, globalization
Session Type: Paper
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Building resilient livelihoods in the drylands of Africa: Considering the theoretical, methodological, and policy challenges for BRECcIA, a UK Global Challenge Research Fund (GCRF) project
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Authors: Matt Kandel*, University of Southampton
Topics: Development, Africa, Arid Regions
Keywords: Resilience, drylands, Africa, capacity development
Session Type: Lightning Paper
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Building spaces of conviviality? Infrastructures and intimacies in asylum seeker reception in Utrecht, the Netherlands
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Authors: Caroline Oliver*, University of Roehampton, London, Karin Geuijen*,
Topics: Migration, Human Rights, Cultural Geography
Keywords: migration; asylum; infrastructure; care
Session Type: Paper
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Building wellbeing indicators with participative methodology : complexity and limits of a place based approach of wellbeing
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Authors: ANNE HERTZOG*, University of CERGY PONTOISE
Topics: Development, Cultural and Political Ecology, Qualitative Methods
Keywords: wellbeing, qualitative indicators, participation, place based approach, critical reflection on measurement
Session Type: Paper
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Bullets, Breeding, and Biodiversity: An Analysis of Trophy Hunting within South Africa’s Green Wildlife Economy
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Authors: Dave Knieter*, West Virginia University
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Animal Geographies, Africa
Keywords: trophy hunting, breeding, conservation, game farming
Session Type: Paper
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Bureaucrats and Beetles: Why Quarantines Couldn't Save the Elm
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Authors: Emily Bukowski*, Syracuse University
Topics: Environment, Historical Geography, Biogeography
Keywords: quarantine, invasive species, environmental history, Dutch elm disease
Session Type: Paper
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Burnis McCloud’s Neighborhood: Revisiting Denver’s Five Points Community, 1940-2020
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Authors: William Wyckoff*, Montana State University
Topics: Landscape, Historical Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: Denver, urban landscape, African-American community, repeat photography, American West
Session Type: Paper
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Bursting the Bubble: Camps, resistance and politics in the urban migration “crisis”
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Authors: Melora Koepke*, Simon Fraser University
Topics: Urban Geography, Migration, Europe
Keywords: Migration, cities, camps, Paris, urban politics
Session Type: Paper
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Bus Rapid Transit Implementation and Air Quality in Cali, Colombia
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Authors: Irene Casas*, Louisiana Tech University, Elizabeth Delmelle, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Topics: Transportation Geography
Keywords: BRT, Cali-Colombia, air quality
Session Type: Paper
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Business and Conservation? Exploring Interest Clashes in Forestry Governance in Tanzania
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Authors: Mette Olwig*, Roskilde University, Asubisye Mwamfupe, University of Dar es Salaam
Topics: Natural Resources, Development, Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: Forestry governance, Natural resource management, Business-conservation Partnerships, Forest conservation, Sustainability rhetoric
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Business Recovery along the Central Texas Coast following Hurricane Harvey
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Authors: Brendan Lavy*, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Elyse Zavar, University of North Texas, Ronald Hagelman, III, Texas State University
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Hazards and Vulnerability, Business Geography
Keywords: Hurricane Harvey, disaster recovery, business geography, mixed-methods
Session Type: Paper
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Buyouts: Theorizing Exit and Existence in the Path to Recovery
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Authors: Jared Enriquez*, Cornell University
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Land Use
Keywords: Buyouts, Recovery, Climate Adaptation, Unbuilding, Retreat, Climate Displacement
Session Type: Paper
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Bypass: Informal exceptions to property taxes in M'Bour and Kisumu
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Authors: James Mizes*, Department of City & Regional Planning, University of California, Berkeley, Liza Cirolia, African Center for Cities, University of Cape Town
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Economic Geography, Africa
Keywords: informality, regulation, taxes, municipal state formation
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Calculation of population and migration statistics based on mobile positioning data
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Authors: Anto Aasa*, , Pilleriine Kamenjuk, University of Tartu, Erki Saluveer, Positium LBS
Topics: Population Geography, Quantitative Methods, Applied Geography
Keywords: mobile positioning, population statistics
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Camp LaGuardia and the Changing Politics of Coercion and Consent
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Authors: Christian Siener*, CUNY Graduate Center
Topics: Political Geography
Keywords: carceral state
Session Type: Paper
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Campization – Legal Paradigm Shifts, Asylum Laws and the Production of Spaces of Exclusion
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Authors: Rene Kreichauf*, Freie Universität Berlin
Topics: Migration, Urban Geography
Keywords: asylum laws, refugees, campization, cities, exclusion
Session Type: Paper
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Can a “scholar-mobilizer” approach significantly contribute to implementing the mobility transition? An experiment with Loos-en-Gohelle inhabitants (Northern France).
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Authors: Claire Tollis*, Transport, Mobility & City Research Unit, Alain L'HOSTIS, Transport, Mobility & City Research Unit
Topics: Planning Geography, Cultural Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: Planning, Mobilities, Methodology, scholar-mobilizer approach, ethics
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Can a film be an article?
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Authors: Jessica Jacobs*, Queen Mary University of London
Topics: Communication, History of Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: film, filmmaking, decolonise, misogyny
Session Type: Paper
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Can activity spaces say something new about social exclusion?
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Authors: Katarzyna Sila-Nowicka*, University of Auckland , Jing Yao, University of Glasgow, Xiaoxiang Zhang, Hohai University
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Quantitative Methods
Keywords: GPS, lifelogging, activity space
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Can Australia transition to an agroecological future?
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Authors: Alastair Iles*,
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Australia and New Zealand
Keywords: agroecology, Australia, transitions, sustainable agriculture, food systems
Session Type: Paper
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Can bare ground gain detected by Landsat indicate the global economic changes?
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Authors: Qing Ying*, University of Maryland - College Park, Matthew Hansen, UMD Geographical Sciences, Laixiang Sun, UMD Geographical Sciences
Topics: Physical Geography, Land Use and Land Cover Change, Economic Geography
Keywords: Bare ground gain, Landsat, global, urbanization, mining, economic activities
Session Type: Paper
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Can housing price reflect the environmental inequity?
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Authors: Junhao Zhou*, Key Laboratory for Urban Habitat Environmental Science and Technology, School of Urban Planning and Design, Peking University, Shenzhen 518055, PR China., Jiansheng Wu, Key Laboratory for Urban Habitat Environmental Science and Technology, School of Urban Planning and Design, Peking University, Shenzhen 518055, PR China.
Topics: China, Environment
Keywords: environmental equity,housing price, marginal environmental utility,air pollution
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Can Liver Fluke Infection Risk be Modeled?
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Authors: Yi-Chen Wang*, National University of Singapore
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Human-Environment Geography, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: helminth infection, spatial epidemiology, disease ecology, human behavior, infectious disease
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Can more and more affordable housing lead to more widespread prosperity? A critique of the “housing as opportunity” view and its emerging policy discourses
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Authors: Michael Storper*, London School of Economics - London, Andres Rodriguez-Pose, London School of Economics
Topics: Urban Geography, Economic Geography, Migration
Keywords: Cities, housing, regulation, urban planning, economic growth, inequality, migration.
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Can payments for ecosystem services really restore degraded landscapes and watersheds? A case study from the Philippines
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Authors: Dominique Cagalanan*, Coastal Carolina University
Topics: Natural Resources
Keywords: payments for ecosystem services, Philippines, reforestation, watershed rehabilitation
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Can riparian fencing protect stream water quality in cattle pastures?
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Authors: Bartosz Grudzinski*, Miami University, Ken Fritz, Office of Research and Development, National Exposure Research Laboratory, US Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Geomorphology
Keywords: cattle, riparian, grazing, management, water quality, watershed
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Can social media data be used to predict spatiotemporal human population change?
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Authors: Alan Smith*, University of Plymouth
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Population Geography, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: GIS, Population, Big Data, Spatiotemporal
Session Type: Paper
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Can Sustainability in Philadelphia Be Equitable? The Evolution of the Sustainability Planning Agenda
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Authors: Christina Rosan*, Individual Member
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Urban Geography
Keywords: sustainability, equity
Session Type: Paper
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Can the U.S. Create Renewable Regions?
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Authors: Joan Fitzgerald*, Northeastern University
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Economic Geography, Energy
Keywords: regional development, green economy, economic development
Session Type: Paper
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Can Water Technologies Address a “Feminisation of Agriculture”?
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Authors: Stephanie Leder*,
Topics: Gender, Cultural Geography, Development
Keywords: gender, development, agriculture, water, feminisation of agriculture
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Can we map hard snow layers in remote mountainous terrain for wildlife applications? Modelling and passive microwave approaches.
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Authors: Christopher Cosgrove*, Oregon State University, Anne Nolin, University of Nevada-Reno
Topics: Cryosphere, Remote Sensing, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: snow, passive microwave, wildlife, climate change, Arctic
Session Type: Paper
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Can we model China-Africa agricultural ties?
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Authors: Victoria Breeze*, Michigan State University, Nathan Moore, Michigan State University
Topics: China, Africa, Agricultural Geography
Keywords: China-Africa, China, Africa, agriculture, land use, trade
Session Type: Paper
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Can Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs) serve as a Counter-Movement to the Marketization of Labour? The Case of Petites Mains in Montreal, Quebec
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Authors: Norma Rantisi*, Concordia University, Deborah Leslie*, University Of Toronto
Topics: Economic Geography, Social Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: social enterprises, work integration, immigrant women, neoliberalism, Montreal
Session Type: Paper
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Canadian Mining in the Peruvian Andes: Corporate Social Responsibility and the Colonial Condition
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Authors: Philip Son*, University of Toronto
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Development, Indigenous Peoples
Keywords: Resource extraction, Resource governance, Corporate social responsibility, Colonialism, Indigenous, Peru
Session Type: Paper
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Canadian Smart Cities: Are we wiring new citizen-local government interactions?
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Authors: Peter Johnson*, University of Waterloo, Pamela Robinson, Ryerson University
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Planning Geography
Keywords: Smart city, participation, citizen, open government, digital geography
Session Type: Paper
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Canadian Smart City Experiments: Emerging Trends from the Smart City Challenge and Sidewalk Lab’s Quayside
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Authors: Pamela Robinson*, Ryerson University
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: smart cities, experimentation, governance, digital urbanism
Session Type: Paper
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Canary in the Coal Mine: Geographies of Disposability and Precarity in the Flint Water Crisis
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Authors: Valeria Sosa Garnica*,
Topics: Urban Geography, Political Geography, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Disposability, Precarity, Urban Studies, Political Geography, settler colonialism
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Cannabis and tourism: regulation and the production of legal spaces
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Authors: Adam Keul*, Plymouth State University, Brian Eisenhauer, Plymouth State University
Topics: Tourism Geography, Legal Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: tourism geography; legal geography; political geography; cannabis;
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Canopy in flux: 40 years of tree cover change in Philadelphia
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Authors: Lara Roman*, USDA Forest Service, Indigo Catton, University of Pennsylvania
Topics: Urban Geography, Land Use and Land Cover Change, Anthropocene
Keywords: urban forest; urban tree canopy; aerial imagery; urban development; shrinking cities
Session Type: Paper
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Canyonlands National Park: Fifty Years of Conservation Conflict, 1964-2013
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Authors: Tate Pashibin*, Ohio University, Natalie Mumich*,
Topics: Natural Resources, Environmental Perception
Keywords: national parks, external threats, Canyonlands
Session Type: Paper
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Capital of Rebels? From secessionist agitators to urban financiers in an Ethiopian provincial capital
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Authors: Daniel Thompson*, Emory University
Topics: Urban Geography, Political Geography, Africa
Keywords: urban space, national identity, rebellion, Ethiopia, Somalia
Session Type: Paper
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Capital, state and labour in China's 'compressed urbanisation': A brief history of Dongguan city
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Authors: Steven Rolf*, University of Bristol
Topics: China, Political Geography, Economic Geography
Keywords: Political economy, GVCs/GPNs, Urban development, China
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Capitalism and Climate Change: Critical Perspectives on the Livelihood Experiences of Jamaican Smallholder Specialty Coffee Farmers
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Authors: Anne-Teresa Birthwright*, The University of the West Indies
Topics: Rural Geography, Global Change, Social Theory
Keywords: Jamaica, Coffee, Power, Vulnerability, Climate Change, Capitalism
Session Type: Paper
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Capitalizing on Marginalized Space: Redesigning and Rebranding Alleys in Washington, D.C.
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Authors: Rebecca Summer*, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Topics: Urban Geography, Cultural Geography, Historical Geography
Keywords: alleys, gentrification, public space, Washington DC
Session Type: Paper
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Capture Land: Race, Space, and Jamaica's Reggae Revival
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Authors: Traci-Ann Wint*, The University of Texas at Austin
Topics: Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Black geographies, protest music, urban, inner city
Session Type: Paper
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Capturing a Catchment: Data and Uncertainties in Managing Ireland’s Water Resources
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Authors: Arielle Hesse*, Trinity College Dublin, Patrick Bresnihan, Trinity College Dublin
Topics: Resources, Water Resources and Hydrology, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: water, catchment, governance, data, uncertainty
Session Type: Paper
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Capturing relations for understanding spatial dynamics from unstructured text
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Authors: Chen-Chieh Feng*, Geography, National University of Singapore
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Temporal GIS, Quantitative Methods
Keywords: relations, semantics, spatial dynamics, digital humanity
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