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Reduced future livestock snow disaster risk in the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau: socioeconomic development dominates the contribution
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Authors: Tao Ye*, Beijing Normal University, Weihang Liu, Beijing Normal University, Jidong Wu, Beijing Normal University, Yijia Li, Beijing Normal University, Peijun Shi, Beijing Normal University
Topics: Global Change, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: Livestock mortality risk; relative contribution; snow disaster; climate warming; socioeconomic development; Tibetan Plateau
Session Type: Lightning Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Marshall North, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Redundant Bovine Masculinities: the case of India’s sacred cattle
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Authors: Jonathon Turnbull*, University of Cambridge
Topics: Animal Geographies, Gender
Keywords: animals, more-than-human, biopolitics, cows, India, labour
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: 8222, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Re-Earthing as Abolitionist Praxis
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Authors: Nik Heynen*, University of Georgia
Topics: Social Geography
Keywords: Abolition, solidarity, liberation
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 3:55 PM / 5:35 PM
Room: 8216, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Reevaluating the Florence Hawley Collection and Development of Hydroclimate Reconstructions in the Tennessee Valley Region
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Authors: Laura Smith*, University of Tennessee
Topics: Applied Geography, Climatology and Meteorology, Environmental Science
Keywords: Dendrochronology, dendroclimatology, hydroclimate reconstructions, eastern red cedar
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Marshall East, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Re-evaluating tipping and the dynamics of segregation
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Authors: Bo Malmberg*, Stockholms Universitet, William Clark, University of California, Los Angeles
Topics: Urban Geography, Population Geography, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Schelling, ethnic preferences, income, house prices, segregation
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Forum Room, Omni, West
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Reflections on Apartheid and the Development of South African Academic Geography
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Authors: M. DeVivo*, Grand Rapids Community College
Topics: History of Geography
Keywords: history of geography, apartheid, South Africa
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Directors Room, Omni, West
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Reflections on the Path of Memorialization for the Columbia Shuttle Disaster in East Texas: Fifteen years after the Event
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Authors: Darrel McDonald*, Stephen F Austin State University
Topics: Cultural Geography, Landscape, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: Columbia Shuttle disaster, memorial landscapes, perceptions of tragedy
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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Reforestation efforts and sustainable land use practices in various land cover types of Southern Malawi
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Authors: Louise Lindegaard*, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Topics: Energy, Natural Resources, Africa
Keywords: Reforestation, Land Use Land Cover Change, Energy Poverty, Energy Access
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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Reframing disaster governance: Lessons from Nepal’s 2015 earthquakes for inclusive and just disaster management
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Authors: Krishna Shrestha*, University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney, Australia
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Mountain Environments, Third World
Keywords: Disaster justice, indigenous community resilience, Building back better, Disaster Risk Reduction, Governance
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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Reframing Water Quality in the Chesapeake Bay: Environmental NGOs and the Politics of Knowledge Reproduction
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Authors: Sya Kedzior*, Towson University
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Human-Environment Geography, Water Resources and Hydrology
Keywords: environmental knowledge, frame analysis, NGOs, Chesapeake Bay
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Marshall North, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Reframing: A Geographic Educational Approach in the River Cities
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Authors: Christiana Saldana*, California State University - Long Beach
Topics: Geography Education, Geographic Thought, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: Geographic Education, Geographic Perspective, Community Based Research, Desert Communities
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Lincoln 2, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Refugee Geopolitics and the Mobilization of Exile Space
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Authors: Ali Hamdan*, UCLA
Topics: Political Geography, Middle East, Migration
Keywords: Refugees, displacement, political geography, civil war, Syria, Middle East
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Madison B, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Refugee resettlement, integration, and narratives of urban revitalization in the Rust Belt
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Authors: Chris Strunk*, Augustana College
Topics: Urban Geography, Immigration/Transnationalism, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: refugee settlement, integration, urban revitalization, austerity urbanism, Rust Belt
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Virginia A, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Refugees in a "Bad Neighborhood" - A Campus & Community Partnership
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Authors: Ali Schaeffing*,
Topics: Urban Geography, Immigration/Transnationalism, Geography Education
Keywords: refugees, intersectionality, neighborhood, service, community, culture, nutrition
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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Refugees in the IT sector: Young Syrians' economic subjectivities and familial lives in Jordan
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Authors: Elisa Pascucci*, University of Helsinki
Topics: Middle East, Political Geography, Migration
Keywords: Syrian refugees, Jordan, IT sector, humanitarian technology, subjectivity, family
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Wilson C, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Refusing to write: A critique of 19th-century American missionary practice
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Authors: John Kendall*, University of Minnesota
Topics: Cultural Geography, Religion, Social Theory
Keywords: religion, Nestorian, Assyrian, ontology
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: 8201, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Regenerating Outdoor Public Spaces on the St. Mary’s Campus. A Design Approach to Building Community and Ecological Wellbeing
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Authors: Rowan Limbach*, St. Mary's College of Maryland
Topics: Landscape, Social Geography, Environment
Keywords: regenerative design, Human centered design, permaculture, public space, landscape design, social capital, ecology
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Taylor, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Region Approximation using Delaunay Filtration and Crowd-Sourced Data During a Natural Disaster
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Authors: Brady Woods*, University of Maryland - College Park, Kathleen Stewart, University of Maryland - College Park
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: Footprint, Delaunay Triangulation, Hazard, Region Approximation, Crowd-Source
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Washington 6, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Regional articulations: contending with low rubber prices in southern Thailand
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Authors: Will Shattuck*,
Topics: Regional Geography, Economic Geography, Agricultural Geography
Keywords: agrarian studies, regional identity, regionalism, rubber, Thailand
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Regency Ballroom, Omni, West
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Regional Assemblages of Rights: A Geographic Framework for Analysis and Critique of Actually-Existing Human Rights
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Authors: Austin Kocher*,
Topics: Political Geography, Human Rights, Immigration/Transnationalism
Keywords: migration, human rights, legal geography, deportation
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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Regional Difference and Formation Mechanism of Urban Land Use Efficiency in the Yangtze River Economic Belt
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Authors: Lu Li*, Huazhong Agricultural University, Jie Dong, Professor
Topics: China, Land Use, Economic Geography
Keywords: urban land use efficiency ; regional difference ; formation mechanism ; Yangtze river economic belt
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: 8229, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Regional Differences in the Relationship Between Religious Adherence and Belief in Climate Change
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Authors: Richard Bohannon*, Metropolitan State University
Topics: Religion, Environmental Perception, Regional Geography
Keywords: geography of religion, climate change, religious adherence, united states
Session Type: Guided Poster
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Roosevelt 3.5, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Regional governance of social innovation ecosystems from an evolutionary perspective : insights from the social fashion industry ecosystems in Seoul, Korea
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Authors: Jiwon Lee*, Seoul National University
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: social economy, social innovation ecosystems, regional governance, multi-actors
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: 8216, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Regional innovation strategies as processes of knowledge combination: The case of the Creative Science Park in Aveiro
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Authors: Lisa Nieth*, University of Twente, Paul Benneworth, University of Twente
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Regional Geography, Economic Geography
Keywords: regional development, path development & path switching, regional coalitions & cooperation, stakeholder, regional transformation
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Marriott Ballroom Salon 1, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Regional landscape recreation within an European cultural megaproject. The Spanish case of the “Forest of Galicia”
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Authors: José Vila Vázquez*, LabEx DynamiTe - UMR 8504 Géographie-Cités. University of Paris 1
Topics: Urban Geography, Cultural Geography, Landscape
Keywords: Spain, Galicia, cultural megaproject, landscape design, signature architect, monumentality, place branding, perception, identity
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Governor's Room, Omni, East
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Regional patterns of job polarization: The case of Sweden
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Authors: Rikard Eriksson*, Umea University, Martin Henning, Gothenburg University
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: Job polarization, regional divergence, Sweden
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 4:30 PM / 6:10 PM
Room: Diplomat Room, Omni, West
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Regional productivity: wage inequality and inclusive growth
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Authors: Leaza McSorley*, GLasgow Caledonian University
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: productivity, economic geography
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Cabinet Room, Omni, West
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Regional shifts in agricultural land use and crop production in China: an empirical redesign of China’s agricultural regions
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Authors: Gregory Veeck*, Western Michigan University
Topics: Agricultural Geography, China, Land Use
Keywords: China, agriculture, Asia agriculture
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: Roosevelt 4.5, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Regional Skill-relatedness and the survival and growth of plants in the Netherlands (2005-2015)
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Authors: Frank Van Oort*, Utrecht University, Diede Teunissen, Erasmus University Roterdam, Anet Weterings, Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL)
Topics: Economic Geography, Quantitative Methods, Regional Geography
Keywords: Economic Geography, Employment growth, Relatedness, Netherlands
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 4:30 PM / 6:10 PM
Room: Diplomat Room, Omni, West
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Regional strategies to meet the ever increasing skill demand in manufacturing industries
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Authors: Martin Henning*, University of Gothenburg, Johan Jacobsson, University of Gothenburg, Elias Johannesson, University of Gothenburg
Topics: Economic Geography, Europe
Keywords: Economic geography, manufacturing
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Empire Room, Omni, West
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Regional urbanization through knowledge-based economic activities - changing patterns of knowledge-intensive services and of creative activities in small and medium sized towns
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Authors: Madeleine Wagner*, Heidelberg University, Germany, Anna Growe, Heidelberg University, Germany
Topics: Economic Geography, Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: knowled-based activities, creative activites, small and medium sized towns, regional urbanization
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Regency Ballroom, Omni, West
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Regional vs. firm relatedness: What drives radical innovations?
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Authors: Kolja Hesse*,
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: relatedness, radical innovations, firm-level, regional diversification
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Diplomat Room, Omni, West
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Regionalization Problem for Spatial Flow Aggregation: Reducing Uncertainty in Migration Data with flowAMOEBA
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Authors: Paul Jung*, University of North Carolina - Charlotte, Ran Tao, University of South Florida, Jean-Claude Thill, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Topics: Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: migration, American Community Survey, regionalization problem
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Roosevelt 4, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Regional-scale management maps for forested areas of the Southeastern United States and the US Pacific Northwest
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Authors: Matthew Marsik*, Department of Geography, University of Florida, Caroline Staub, International Programs, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida, William Kleindl, Department of Land Resources and Environmental Sciences, Montana State University, Jaclyn Hall, Health Outcomes and Biomedical Informatics, University of Florida, Chiung-Shiuan Fu, Department of Geography, University of Florida, Di Yang, Department of Geography, University of Florida, Forrest Stevens, Department of Geography and Geosciences, University of Louisville, Michael Binford, Department of Geography, University of Florida & U.S. National Science Foundation
Topics: Remote Sensing, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Land Use
Keywords: forest management, time-series analysis, MODIS, random forest
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Buchanan, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Regulating Surplus: Charity and the Legal Geographies of Food Waste Enclosure
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Authors: Joshua Lohnes*, West Virginia University
Topics: Legal Geography
Keywords: Food, Charity, Law, Surplus, Waste, Governance
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: 8223, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Rehabilitation and Repression: California's Prisoner Classification System, 1945-1980
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Authors: Stephen Jones*, The Graduate Center, City University of New York
Topics: Political Geography
Keywords: Prison, Abolition, Protest
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: 8229, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Re-Imagining Property: The Rise of the Real Estate Business in Early Modern London
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Authors: Patrice Derrington*, Columbia University, Brett McMillan*, Columbia University
Topics: Development, Business Geography, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Property, Real Estate
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Palladian, Omni, West
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Re-imagining Providence: Creativity and the Post-Industrial City
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Authors: Gillian Tiley*,
Topics: Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning, Social Geography
Keywords: Creative City, urban planning, placemaking, neighborhood redevelopment, public participation
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Roosevelt 4.5, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Reimagining the Ideal Landscape of the Cyclist
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Authors: Dane Atkins*, Texas State University
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Transportation Geography, Qualitative Research
Keywords: cycling, mobility, photography
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 3:55 PM / 5:35 PM
Room: 8223, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Reinterpreting regions through Bourdieu’s field theory
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Authors: Christian Sellar*, University of Mississippi, Silvia Grandi, University of Bologna
Topics: Regional Geography, Political Geography, Economic Geography
Keywords: bourdieu, regional geography, political, economic
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Cleveland 2, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Reinventing the antifascist blockade: notes on the spatial politics of Scandinavian antifascism
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Authors: Johan Pries*, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Andrés Brink Pinto, Lund University
Topics: Political Geography, Urban Geography, Historical Geography
Keywords: fascism, antifascism, activism, social movements, scandinavia, sweden
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Roosevelt 1, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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REITs, Gentrification, and Displacement in Washington’s Inner Suburbs
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Authors: Carolyn Gallaher*, American University
Topics: Urban Geography
Keywords: Inner Suburbs, Gentrification, REITS
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Palladian, Omni, West
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Related and unrelated diversification in crisis and prosperity
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Authors: Zsolt Csáfordi*, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Károly Miklós Kiss, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, László Lőrincz, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Balázs Lengyel, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Topics: Economic Geography
Keywords: product diversification, product co-occurrence, technological proximity, industry space network, dynamics of product portfolio
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Diplomat Room, Omni, West
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Relationship between structure of urban land and surface temperature
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Authors: Peleg Kremer*, Villanova University
Topics: Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Urban and Regional Planning, Geography and Urban Health
Keywords: Urban, spatial analysis, surface temperature
Session Type: Guided Poster
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 3:05 PM / 4:45 PM
Room: Roosevelt 3.5, Marriott, Exhibition Level
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Relationships between episodes of extreme atmospheric blocking, associated moisture transport, and surface mass balance of Greenland
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Authors: Lori Wachowicz*, University of Georgia, Haylie Mikulak, University of Georgia, Kyle Mattingly, University of Georgia, Thomas Mote, University of Georgia
Topics: Cryosphere, Climatology and Meteorology
Keywords: Greenland, mass balance, cryosphere, atmospheric blocking, moisture transport
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:40 AM
Room: Marshall East, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Relationships between human movement and diffusion of drug-resistant malaria in the DRC
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Authors: Corinna Keeler*, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: health geography, medical geography, malaria, disease diffusion, drug resistance
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/3/2019
Start / End Time: 4:30 PM / 6:10 PM
Room: Tyler, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Relationships of Rivers: An Analysis of Hydropower Potential Data and Data Structure
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Authors: Corrine Armistead*, Earth Economics
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Coupled Human and Natural Systems
Keywords: Data Structure, Hydropower Potential
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/7/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Jefferson, Marriott, Mezzanine Level
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Relaxing Unanswerable Geographic Questions Using A Spatially Explicit Knowledge Graph Embedding Model
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Authors: Gengchen Mai*, University of California - Santa Barbara, CA, Bo Yan, Univerity of California - Santa Barbara, CA, Krzysztof Janowicz, University of California - Santa Barbara, CA, Rui Zhu, University of California - Santa Barbara, CA
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: Unanswerable Geographic Question, Question Answering, Knowledge Graph Embedding, Spatially Explicit Model
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/4/2019
Start / End Time: 1:10 PM / 2:50 PM
Room: Capitol Room, Omni, East
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Reliefs for Poverty: A Nigeria Experience
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Authors: JULIE OSAYANDE ENOMA*,
Topics: Economic Geography, Third World, Africa
Keywords: Poverty
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:40 PM
Room: 8229, Park Tower Suites, Marriott, Lobby Level
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Religious Urbanisation and the ‘Infrastructural Turn’ in Urban Theory: reflections from Lagos and Kinshasa
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Authors: Gareth Millington*, University of York, David Garbin , University of Kent, Simon Coleman, University of Toronto
Topics: Urban Geography, Africa, Religion
Keywords: infrastructures, religion, Africa, Lagos, Kinshasa, megacity
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/5/2019
Start / End Time: 9:55 AM / 11:35 AM
Room: Blue Room, Omni, East
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