Abstract Gallery
Dark Shades on Glittering Spaces: Excluding Masses in “Inclusive City”
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Authors: Arun Tripathi*, University of Delhi
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Political Geography, Asia
Keywords: Urban planning,Urban Political Ecology, Alternative Urbanism, Exclusionary Urbanism
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: 8212, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Dark tourism and pilgrimage in the museum: Considering the case of Emmett Till’s casket
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Authors: Matthew Cook*, Eastern Michigan University
Topics: Cultural Geography, Historical Geography, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Black geographies, cultural geography, geographies of memory, Emmett Till
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Roosevelt 4, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Dastmertic Mapping of Storm Surge Exposure For Hurricane Michael(2018)in Bay County,Florida.
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Authors: Maram Alrehaili*, University of Florida
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: Hurricane Michael, Dasymetric Mapping, land cover Classification, Bay County, Florida
Session Type: Lightning Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Roosevelt 5, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Dasymetric population estimation using group quarters, Microsoft building footprints, and the US National Grid
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Authors: Fennis Reed*, CA Demographic Research Unit, DoF
Topics: Population Geography, Geographic Information Science and Systems, United States
Keywords: gridded population, dasymetric mapping, small area estimation, California, Microsoft building footprints, group quarter, human population
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 12:40 PM / 2:20 PM
Room: Marshall North, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Dasymetric Proportionalizing Using LandScan Population Data
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Authors: Zachary Jones*, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Quantitative Methods
Keywords: Oak Ridge National Lab, LandScan, dasymetric mapping, population, proportionalizing
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Council Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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Data analytics on large spatiotemporal event datasets
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Authors: Atsushi Nara*, San Diego State University
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Temporal GIS, Cyberinfrastructure
Keywords: big data analytics, space-time cluster, time geography, geovisualization
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 12:40 PM / 2:20 PM
Room: Marriott Ballroom Salon 1, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Data infrastructure for modeling regional metropolitan land use variation via deep learning and remote sensing
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Authors: St. Thomas LeDoux*, , Jeanette Weaver, ORNL, Dalton Lunga, ORNL, Jacob Arndt, ORNL, Sarah Tennille, ORNL
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Urban Geography
Keywords: machine learning, deep learning, remote sensing, automation, data infrastructure, neighborhoods, land use, modeling, typology
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 12:40 PM / 2:20 PM
Room: Virginia B, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Data quality and spoofing in OpenStreetMap: A short review of validation methods, case study and myths
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Authors: XIANG ZHANG*, Wuhan University (Employed), University of Washington (Visiting)
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Social Geography, Cartography
Keywords: VGI, OpenStreetMap, Spatial data quality, Vandalism, Spoofing
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Coolidge, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Data used for land change studies
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Authors: Richard Aspinall*, Independent Scholar, c/o James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen, Scotland
Topics: Land Use and Land Cover Change, Human-Environment Geography, Remote Sensing
Keywords: land change, remote sensing, land system dynamics, land cover
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 4:30 PM / 6:10 PM
Room: Marshall North, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Data-driven urbanism as a space for deliberative urban democracy?
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Authors: Sarah Barns*, University of Western Sydney
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Urban Geography, Australia and New Zealand
Keywords: Smart cities, platform urbanism, open data
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Washington 1, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Data-driven visual analytics of human mobility patterns using massive smart card data
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Authors: Wang long, Wuhan University, Li cong, Wuhan University, Duan qi, Wuhan University, Cui rong, Wuhan University, Zhang Tong*, Wuhan University
Topics: Transportation Geography
Keywords: Public transit services,mobility patterns,smart card data,transit community,visualization
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: 8228, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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David Lowenthal and the Cultural and Environmental Heritage of the Political Landscape
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Authors: Kenneth Olwig*, Swedish University Of Agricultural Sciences, Alnarp
Topics: Landscape, Anthropocene, Geographic Theory
Keywords: David Lowenthal, Political Landscape, Carl Sauer, George Perkins Marsh, Denis Cosgrove
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Hampton Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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David Lowenthal and the Genesis of Critical Conservation Studies
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Authors: Laura Watt*, Sonoma State University
Topics: History of Geography, Landscape, Historical Geography
Keywords: David Lowenthal, History of Geography, conservation, environment
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Hampton Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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David Lowenthal and the Quest for the Unity of Knowledge
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Authors: Sverker Sörlin*, KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Topics: Geographic Thought, Historical Geography, Environment
Keywords: environmental humanities, historical geography, environmental history
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Hampton Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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David Lowenthal’s Imagined Isles
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Authors: John Gillis*, Rutgers University
Topics: History of Geography
Keywords: David Lowenthal
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Hampton Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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David Lowenthal's Past and our Foreign Present
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Authors: Luca Muscarà*, Universita del Molise
Topics: History of Geography, Historical Geography, Cultural Geography
Keywords: Lowenthal, Past, History, knowing, remaking, repressing
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Committee Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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'De Alguna Manera Llegas', A geographic information systems study of public transit accessibility for precarious settlements in Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Authors: Kyle Sorlie Titlow*, University of Arizona
Topics: Transportation Geography, Latin America, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: public transit, accessibility, housing, informal communities, transportation, Buenos Aires, Argentina, urban transit, GTFS, Google, rail, bus, GIS
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 2:00 PM / 3:40 PM
Room: Palladian, Omni, Lobby Level
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Dead ends: numbness, impasse, and the negative
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Authors: Eleanor Wilkinson*, University of Southampton
Topics: Cultural Geography, Social Theory, Political Geography
Keywords: affect, austerity, feeling, welfare
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Virginia A, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Death and Space: Settler Colonial and Indigenous Geographies in 19th century Victoria, Vancouver Island
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Authors: David Chang*, University of Minnesota
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Historical Geography, Canada
Keywords: settler colonialism, indigenous people, indigeneity, imagined geography, carcerality
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Chairman's Boardroom, Omni, Lobby Level
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Death at the U.S. - Mexico Border: A Spatial Overview of Deceased Migrant Documentation by Two U.S. Federal Government Institutions
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Authors: Molly Miranker*, Texas State University - San Marcos
Topics: Human Rights, Migration
Keywords: U.S.-Mexico Border, Spatial Analysis, Mass Disaster, Migrants
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: 8226, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Debunking the knowledge-based economy, thinking through spatial justice: Re-working EU’s territorial cohesion policies
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Authors: Sami Moisio*, University of Helsinki
Topics: Political Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: EU, spatial justice, knowledge-based economy, geopolitics, territory work
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Directors Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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Debutantes, Mardi Gras, and Mock Coronations: LGBTQ Space and Cultural Structures of the Urban South
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Authors: Amy Stone*,
Topics: Sexuality, Gender, Urban Geography
Keywords: LGBTQ, gay, lesbian, South, urban space
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Wilson A, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Deceptive Lenses: a shared misrepresentation of local realties in eThekwini’s water and sanitation services
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Authors: Mary Galvin*, University of Johannesburg
Topics: Political Geography, Water Resources and Hydrology, Africa
Keywords: water, sanitation, South Africa,
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Stones Throw 1, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Decision-Aiding Transit-Tracker Methodology for Bus Scheduling using Real Time Information to Ameliorate Traffic Congestion in the Kathmandu Valley
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Authors: Keshav Bhattarai*, University of Central Missouri, Mahmmud Yousef, University of Central Missouri , Sunil Lama, University of Central Missouri
Topics: Urban Geography, Transportation Geography, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: Kathmandu Valley, transit, RTI, Urban Public Transportation System (UPTS), P-actors, sustainability, disaster, pollution, accident
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: 8212, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Decision-making in Times of Crisis: An Agent-Based Model of Disaster
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Authors: Andrew Crooks*, George Mason University, Annetta Burger, George Mason University, Na Jiang, George Mason University, Diana Guillen-Piazza, George Mason University, William Kennedy, George Mason University
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters
Keywords: Agent-based modeling, Urban Systems, Social Networks, Large Scale Models, Community Resilience
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Marriott Ballroom Salon 1, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Decolonial Feminist Science Methods for Indigenous Resistance to Extraction in the Lithium Triangle
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Authors: Marlene Brito-Millán*, Environmental & Ocean Sciences, University of San Diego, Amrah Salomón J, Ethnic Studies, University of California - San Diego, Jessica Ng, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC - San Diego, Leslie Quintanilla, Ethnic Studies, University of California - San Diego, Emma Harrison, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC - San Diego, Rishi Sugla, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC - San Diego
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Sustainability Science, Water Resources and Hydrology
Keywords: Decolonial feminist science, indigenous, lithium extraction, research justice, water, climate change
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Committee Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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Decolonize the future!
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Authors: Sara H. Smith*, University of North Carolina, Pavithra Vasudevan, University of Texas at Austin
Topics: Political Geography, Third World, Women
Keywords: future, decolonization, Black geographies, indigenous geographies, feminist geography
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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Decolonizing and Feminist Agroecology: The Politics of Agroecology Transitions
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Authors: Rachel Bezner Kerr*, Cornell University
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Agricultural Geography, Africa
Keywords: agroecology; gender; participatory research; Malawi; Tanzania
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 12:40 PM / 2:20 PM
Room: Governor's Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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Decolonizing coasts and oceans
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Authors: Karen Fisher*,
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Coastal and Marine, Australia and New Zealand
Keywords: Indigenous knowedge, settler colonization, oceans, governance
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Senate Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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Decolonizing Process-Tracing
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Authors: Cortney Dakin*, Western University
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Qualitative Methods, Energy
Keywords: Decolonization, Indigenous methodologies, Anishinaabe
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Chairman's Boardroom, Omni, Lobby Level
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Decolonizing realities: Latinx youth subjective citizenship and conversations on race, racism, and place.
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Authors: Melisa Arganaraz*, University of Maryland - Baltimore County
Topics: Immigration/Transnationalism, Cultural Geography, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Decolonial feminism, citizenship, anti-racist geographies
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Washington 4, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Decolonizing the Bioblitz: A Pedagogical, Feminist Political Ecology Perspective
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Authors: Ingrid Nelson*, University of Vermont
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Higher Education, Environment
Keywords: bioblitz, conservation, feminist political ecology, Mozambique, neoliberalism, higher education, species lists
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Wilson A, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Decomposing the Increase in Suburban Poverty and Diversity
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Authors: Fabian Terbeck*, University of Connecticut
Topics: Urban Geography, Population Geography, Social Geography
Keywords: Suburbanization, Poverty, Race, Ethnicity, Demography
Session Type: Poster
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Deconstructing “Français de souche”: An Exploration of French National Identity and Rhetorical Strategy Among French Far-Right Groups
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Authors: Caylee Christensen*, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Topics: Political Geography, Communication
Keywords: France, Political Identity, Digital Media, Nationalism, Far-Right
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 4:30 PM / 6:10 PM
Room: Committee Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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Deconstructing Food Access: Public Health, Geographic Information Systems, and the Power of Maps
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Authors: Daniel Block*, Chicago State University
Topics: Cartography, Geography and Urban Health, Urban Geography
Keywords: critical cartography, food deserts, public health
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Cleveland 1, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Deconstructing the Social Construction of Nature: Empowering Nonhuman Agency in Autonomous Conservation Systems
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Authors: Erle Ellis*, University of Maryland - Baltimore County
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Environmental Perception, Coupled Human and Natural Systems
Keywords: nonhuman, niche construction, cultural evolution, conservation, cultures of nature, artificial intelligence
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Balcony 2, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Deconstruction as a method for map-reading (in educational contexts)
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Authors: Michael Lehner*, University of Duisburg-Essen, Jana Pokraka, University of Duisburg-Essen, Inga Gryl, University of Duisburg-Essen
Topics: Cartography
Keywords: Deconstruction, Mündigkeit, Education, Spatial Citizenship, Map-reading
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Marshall West, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Deductive habitat modeling for medically-important non-native ticks in Alaska
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Authors: Frank Witmer*, University of Alaska Anchorage, Andrea Jacuk, University of Alaska Anchorage, Micah Hahn, University of Alaska Anchorage
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Human-Environment Geography, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: tick habitat, Alaska, climate change, health geography
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Truman, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Deep learning based spectral mixture analysis for multispectral images
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Authors: Yingbin Deng*, Guangzhou Institute of Geography
Topics: Remote Sensing, Urban Geography, Environment
Keywords: Street, remote sensing, Google street view, LiDAR, High spatial resolution image
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Buchanan, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Deep Learning for Geographic Knowledge Discovery in Complex Spatial Data
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Authors: Shawn Newsam*, University of California, Merced
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: Deep learning, computer vision
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 4:30 PM / 6:10 PM
Room: Virginia B, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Deep Learning-Based Spatial Phenomena Prediction Using LSTM Nerworks
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Authors: Wonho Jo*,
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: Spatiotemporal analysis, LSTM, Spatial correlation, Temporal correlation
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Roosevelt 3, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Deep Tubewell Water Quality and Access in Arsenic Mitigation Programs in Rural Bangladesh
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Authors: Michael Emch*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Topics: Medical and Health Geography
Keywords: health, water quality, drinking water
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Tyler, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Deep-seeded and Uprooted: Colorblind Resiliency Planning as Gentrification
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Authors: Traci Birch*, Louisiana State University, Anna Brand, University of California Berkeley
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: Adaptation planning, resilience, gentrification, New Orleans
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Jefferson, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Default Power - the English Language in Computer Programming
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Authors: Dray Agha*, Royal Holloway, University of London, Joe Rowell, Royal Holloway University of London, Jodie Knapp, Royal Holloway University of London
Topics: Cyberinfrastructure, Political Geography, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Cyberspace, Computer-Programming, Neoimperialism, Digital Power
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Council Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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Defending the public interest: Exploring the judicial processes of contested urban planning practices in London and in Istanbul
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Authors: Ayse Gumec Karamuk*, University College London
Topics: Legal Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: law, planning, planning rights, spatial justice, public interest, courts
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Calvert Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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Defining “Effective” Transboundary Water Cooperation: A Preliminary Look
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Authors: Melissa McCracken*, Oregon State University
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology
Keywords: transboundary river basin, shared water, transboundary aquifer, cooperation, effective
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Buchanan, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Defining a new urban economic geography of innovation and the implications for local economic development. A case study of Rome.
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Authors: Stefania Fiorentino*, University College London
Topics: Economic Geography, Planning Geography, Regional Geography
Keywords: local economic development, innovation, entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial ecosystems
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Hampton Room, Omni, Lobby Level
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Defining Areas to Adjust for Spatial Differences in Educational Purchasing Power
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Authors: Emily Schondelmyer*, U.S. Bureau Of the Census, Laura Nixon, US Census Bureau
Topics: Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Economic Geography
Keywords: spatial analysis, education, geography
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Cleveland 2, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Defining communities and their differences: Sustaining Indigenous tourism in Bocas del Toro, Panama
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Authors: Leon Mach*, Resident Lecturer in Environmental Policy and Socioeconomic Values, School for Field Studies, Bocas del Toro, Panama
Topics: Indigenous Peoples, Tourism Geography, Latin America
Keywords: Indigenous tourism, community development, protected areas, Panama
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Maryland B, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Defining Neighborhoods: How Spatial Contexts Matter for Educational Expectations
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Authors: Megan Evans*, Pennsylvania State University
Topics: United States
Keywords: Neighborhoods, Education
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Cleveland 2, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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