Abstract Gallery
Speaking with Earth Kin: Plant Personhood and Healing in the Anthropocene
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Authors: Alice McSherry*, The University of Auckland Te Whare Wānanga o Tāmaki Makaurau, Aotearoa New Zealand, Amba Sepie, University of Canterbury Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha, Aotearoa New Zealand
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: interspecies communication, more-than-human geography, healing, plant medicine
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2020
Start / End Time: 1:30 PM / 2:45 PM
Room: Virtual Track 4
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Species Distribution Modelling: Application to West African Rain-fed Cotton
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Authors: Mary Ann Cunningham*, Vassar College, Hannah Benton, Vassar College, Jake Edington, Vassar College, Chloe Kellner, Vassar College, Penelope Mort Ranta, Vassar College, Hassan Ragy, Vassar College, Nicholas Wright, Vassar College
Topics: Biogeography, Global Change, Agricultural Geography
Keywords: species distribution models, Maxent, climate change, suitability mapping, West Africa, cotton
Session Type: Poster
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Species life to Nature’s outside: New Town ‘Green City,’ Kolkata
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Authors: Ipsita Chatterjee*, University of North Texas
Topics: Urban Geography, Social Theory
Keywords: Eco-cities, commodification, nature, Kolkata
Session Type: Paper
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Species-specific tree-ring climate response of two dominant sub-alpine species (Fir and Birch) from western Nepal
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Authors: Gabriel Angulo*, California State University - Dominguez Hills, Raju Bista, California State University - Dominguez Hills, Michelle Mohr, California State University - Dominguez Hills, David Saldana, California State University - Dominguez Hills, Parveen Chhetri, California State University - Dominguez Hills
Topics: Biogeography, Mountain Environments
Keywords: Abies spectabilis, Betula utilis, Dendrochronology, Radial growth, Tree ring, Climate
Session Type: Poster
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Spectacles of Absence: The Imagined Worlds of Copper Scarcity
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Authors: David Kneas*, University of South Carolina
Topics: Resources, Cultural and Political Ecology, Environment
Keywords: Speculation, Resource Exploration
Session Type: Paper
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Spectacular failures: Water infrastructure, hegemony, and Venezuela’s “magical state”
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Authors: Rebecca McMillan*, University of Toronto
Topics: Political Geography, Water Resources and Hydrology, Latin America
Keywords: Water, infrastructure, hegemony, political ecology, Venezuela, Latin America, state
Session Type: Paper
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Spectacular nightmares: the lively geographies of humans and starlings in Rome
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Authors: Andy Morris*, The Open University
Topics: Animal Geographies, Urban Geography, Anthropocene
Keywords: urban nature, starlings, lively geographies
Session Type: Paper
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Speculative (platform) urbanism: Venture capital and everyday uncertainties for platform workers in Jakarta, Indonesia
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Authors: Samuel Nowak*, University of California, Los Angeles
Topics: Urban Geography
Keywords: platform urbanism, speculation, venture capital, Indonesia
Session Type: Paper
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Speculative Geographies of Hollow Earth
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Authors: Keith Woodward*, University of Wisconsin
Topics: Geographic Theory, Social Theory, Earth Science
Keywords: Sperculative Philosophy, Armchair Geography
Session Type: Paper
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Speculative Urbanism and the Urban Planning Process in Nairobi, Kenya - A Case Study of Southern Bypass
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Authors: Topista Barasa*, Miami University Of Ohio
Topics: Africa, Urban and Regional Planning, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: Speculative urbanism, transportation planning, foreign investment, land use change.
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/9/2020
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:15 PM
Room: Virtual Track 1
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Spend Your Day in Khalifa: Ephemeral Place-Making as Politics in Post-Revolution Cairo
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Authors: Claire Panetta*, Pace University
Topics: Middle East
Keywords: urban rehabilitation, post-politics, Middle East, Arab Spring
Session Type: Paper
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Spillover Investment on Main Street: Beyond the Façade
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Authors: Huston Gibson*, Kansas State University, Micky Zurcher, Helena Business Improvement District, Tash Wisemiller, Montana Department of Commerce
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Economic Geography, Rural Geography
Keywords: Main Street, Downtown, Façade Improvement Grants, Investment, Spillover
Session Type: Paper
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Spotlighting Mobile Creative Workers: Methodological Innovation towards a Comparative Understanding of the Creative Milieu of Shanghai and Seoul
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Authors: Hyejin Yoon*, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, Jane Zheng , University of Wisconsin - Madison
Topics: Urban Geography, Economic Geography, Asia
Keywords: comparative urbanism, state, creative industries, workers, creative milieu
Session Type: Paper
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Spread of Zebra Mussels in Crow Wing County
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Authors: Katelyn Mueller*,
Topics: Environment
Keywords: zebra mussels, Minnesota, invasive species
Session Type: Poster
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Squats as quasi-public places: A legal perspective
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Authors: Nikos Ntounis*, Institute of Place Management, Manchester Metropolitan University, Jenny Kanellopoulou, Manchester Metropolitan University, James Vandeventer, Manchester Metropolitan University
Topics: Legal Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: squatting; urban squat; quasi-public place; public space; legal geography; Slovenia; Ljubljana
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/8/2020
Start / End Time: 3:20 PM / 4:35 PM
Room: Virtual Track 3
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Squatters, endangered species and a new capital city for Indonesia? The case of Kutai National Park in the 21st century
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Authors: Candice Carr Kelman*, Arizona State University
Topics: Sustainability Science, Human-Environment Geography, Asia
Keywords: Sustainability, informal settlements, conservation, biodiversity
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2020
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual Track 2
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Staking Out Rural Demands in the Urban Fringe: The Roundabout Revolt of France’s gilets jaunes
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Authors: Sarah Farmer*, Prof.
Topics: Rural Geography, Urban Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: urban fringe, rural edge; roundabout, gilets jaunes, peri-urban
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/10/2020
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual Track 1
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Standardized Soil Moisture and Drought
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Authors: Michael Palecki*, NOAA/ National Centers for Environmental Information - Asheville, NC
Topics: Climatology and Meteorology
Keywords: climate, hydroclimatology, drought
Session Type: Paper
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Standoff Politics, Bureaucratic Blockades and EU Migration Governance in the Central Mediterranean
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Authors: Michael Gordon*, McMaster University
Topics: Migration, Political Geography, Europe
Keywords: Migration, Borders, Search and Rescue, NGOs, Standoff, Blockades
Session Type: Paper
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Star Trek: Opening Eyes to the Other
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Authors: Krysta Indish*, Michigan Technological University
Topics: Cultural Geography, Immigration/Transnationalism, Ethnicity and Race
Keywords: Keywords:Star Trek, Science Fiction, The Other, Discourse, Media
Session Type: Poster
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State Capitalism is Capitalism
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Authors: Heather Whiteside*, University of Waterloo
Topics: Economic Geography, Canada
Keywords: state capitalism; liberalism; state owned enterprises; British North America; Canada
Session Type: Paper
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State Care and the Invisibility Aesthetic: A Case Study in Art and Revolution 24/7
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Authors: Toby Smith*, UC Davis
Topics: Urban Geography, Social Geography, Human Rights
Keywords: Mobility Justice, Homelessness, Gentrification, Art, Activism, DIY, Geolocation, Locative Media, Housing, Policing
Session Type: Paper
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State Park Selection As Determined By User Health
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Authors: Connor Phelan*,
Topics: Tourism Geography
Keywords: State Parks,Health,Tourism
Session Type: Poster
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State-led urban regeneration in an ordinary city: The case of Geelong, Australia
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Authors: Louise Johnson*, , Tom Barnes, Australian Catholic University, Sally Weller, University of South Australia
Topics: Economic Geography, Australia and New Zealand, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Urban regeneration, Ordinary cities, Regional Cities, Australia
Session Type: Paper
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States Rated: An Index for Natural Hazard Vulnerability
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Authors: Seth Kannarr*,
Topics: Climatology and Meteorology, Applied Geography, Behavioral Geography
Keywords: states, climate, hazard, disaster, survey, people
Session Type: Poster
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Status of Arsenic Concentration in Groundwater of Part of West Bengal, India
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Authors: Sukanya Musib*, Indiana State University
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Earth Science, Environmental Science
Keywords: Arsenic, Contamination, pH, Source
Session Type: Poster
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Step Twin Cities? Exploring Uneven Spaces in Waterloo-Cedar Falls Business Landscapes
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Authors: Natalia Khortseva*, University of Northern Iowa
Topics: Urban Geography, Development
Keywords: Uneven Development
Session Type: Paper
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Still standing: recent patterns of post-fire conifer refugia in ponderosa pine-dominated forests of the Colorado Front Range
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Authors: Teresa Chapman*, The Nature Conservancy, Tania Schoennagel, Department of Geography, University of Colorado Boulder and Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research (INSTAAR), University of Colorado Boulder, Thomas Veblen, Department of Geography, University of Colorado Boulder, Kyle Rodman, Department of Geography, University of Colorado Boulder
Topics: Environmental Science
Keywords: Ponderosa pine, Fire Refugia, Wildfire, Resilience, Colorado, Fire Severity
Session Type: Paper
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Stonewalls of Chesterfield, New Hampshire
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Authors: Isaac Thompson*, Keene State College, Michael Lappen*, Keene State College, Sydney Dudda*, Keene State College
Topics: Historical Geography
Keywords: New England, Stonewalls
Session Type: Poster
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Stopping “A wall of crude heading our way”: Ports and the local politics of global petro-development
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Authors: Benjamin Rubin*, CUNY - Graduate Center
Topics: Global Change, Urban Geography
Keywords: Fossil Fuels, Ports, Logistics, Racial Capitalism, Environmental Justice
Session Type: Paper
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Stores closures generate a ripple effect
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Authors: Roberta Taramino*, Politecnico di Torino, Luigi Buzzacchi, Politecnico di Torino, Antonio De Marco, Politecnico di Torino, Giulio Zotteri, Politecnico di Torino
Topics: Urban Geography
Keywords: Vacant spaces; Urban retail system; Exit dynamics; Place attractiveness
Session Type: Paper
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Stormwater Management in Keene, NH: An Analysis of Flood Mitigation and Low Impact Development Techniques
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Authors: Bryanna Weigel*, Keene State College, Daniella Giese*, Keene State College, Cynthia Clausen*, Keene State College
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Low Impact Development, Stormwater, Best Management Practices, Flood Mitigation, Sustainability, Urban Planning
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/8/2020
Start / End Time: 3:20 PM / 4:35 PM
Room: Virtual Track 3
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Stormwater Terroir: The Geography of Urban Stormwater Pollution
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Authors: Celina Balderas Guzman*, University of California, Berkeley, Runzi Wang, Michigan State University, Oliver Muellerklein, University of California, Berkeley, Caitlin Eger, Syracuse University, Matthew Smith, Florida International University
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Quantitative Methods, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: stormwater, watersheds, machine learning, urban development
Session Type: Paper
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Storying Climate Knowledge: Notes on Experimental Political Ecology
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Authors: Dylan Harris*, Clark University
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Cultural Geography, Environmental Perception
Keywords: climate change, empire, energy, political ecology, just transitions
Session Type: Paper
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Strategic urban and regional planning for technology change
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Authors: Kristina Trygg*, Linköping University
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Economic Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: spatial planning, cities, infrastructure, mobility, transport, urban and regional planning
Session Type: Paper
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Strategies for challenging existing geographical imaginaries when teaching US students about the Middle East
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Authors: Reecia Orzeck*, Illinois State University
Topics: Geography Education, Ethnicity and Race, Middle East
Keywords: Eduation, Middle East, Geographical imaginaries, racism, information literacy
Session Type: Lightning Paper
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Strategies for Developing Climate Services for Public Health: Case Studies from Puerto Rico and Dominica
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Authors: Jen Henderson*, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, University of Colorado, Boulder, Zack Guido, University of Arizona, Pablo Mendez-Lazaro, University of Puerto Rico, Medical Sciences Campus, Graduate School of Public Health, Jazmin Rivera, University of Puerto Rico, Medical Sciences Campus, San Juan, Ernesto Rodriguez, National Weather Service, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Theodore Allen, Caribbean Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology, Jennifer Spinney, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences, University of Colorado, Boulder, Benét Duncan, Western Water Assessment, University of Colorado, Boulder, Simon Mason, International Research Institute for Climate and Society Palisades, Columbia University, Firoz Wahid, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine , Hannah Covert, Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, Maureen Lichtveld, Tulane University, School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine
Topics: Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Climatology and Meteorology, Qualitative Research
Keywords: transdisciplinary research, heat, public health, Dominica, Puerto Rico
Session Type: Guided Poster
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Strategies for Survivance: Seeking Asylum in the US to Reclaim Indigenous Territory
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Authors: Megan Ybarra*, University of Washington
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Indigenous Peoples, Latin America
Keywords: Latinx geographies, political ecology, Indigenous mobilities, survivance, territory
Session Type: Paper
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Strategies for Teaching Field-Based Learning through Online Professional Development
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Authors: Patrick Smith*, Texas State University, Thomas Larsen, Texas State University
Topics: Geography Education, Higher Education, Field Methods
Keywords: field-based learning, place-based education, online, distance, professional development
Session Type: Paper
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Stream Meander Pattern Analysis of National Hydrography Flow Lines for Geomorphic Classification
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Authors: Larry Stanislawski*, USGS - CEGIS, Barry Kronenfeld, Eastern Illinois University, Ethan Shavers, USGS - CEGIS, Barbara Buttenfield, University of Colorado-Boulder
Topics: Geomorphology, Water Resources and Hydrology, Quantitative Methods
Keywords: geomorphology, National Hydrography Dataset, stream sinuosity, Fourier transform
Session Type: Paper
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Stream Restoration and Environmental Justice: Confluence or Countercurrent?
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Authors: Sharon Moran*, State Univeristy of New York - Env. Science and Forestry, Syracuse, NY
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Ethnicity and Race, Water Resources and Hydrology
Keywords: stream restoration; environmental justice; watershed management
Session Type: Guided Poster
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Streamline: A GIS Toolkit for River Ecological Evaluation That Uses Drone Data Products
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Authors: Alexandra Evans*, University of New Hampshire, Scott Greenwood, University of New Hampshire, Kevin Gardner, University of New Hampshire
Topics: Environmental Science, Geographic Information Science and Systems, Drones
Keywords: sUAS, UAV, toolbox, GIS, drones, restoration, river restoration, ecology, aquatic ecosystems, evaluation, monitoring, streams, rivers, remote sensing, method development, tools, assessment, riparian vegetation, geomorphology, fluvial, management, SfM, structure-from-motion, DSM, topography, digital surface model, orthomosaic, image analysis, mapping, classification
Session Type: Paper
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Street Food Vending as a Public Health Intervention
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Authors: Charlotte Glennie*, University of California - Davis, Catherine Brinkley, University of California - Davis, Gwyneth Manser*, UC Davis Geography Graduate Group
Topics: Food Systems, Urban and Regional Planning, Geography and Urban Health
Keywords: Food justice, public health, urban policy, street food
Session Type: Paper
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Street-source uncertainties in spatial accessibility and social equity: who is affected?
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Authors: Yan Lin*, University of New Mexico, Department of Geography & Environmental Studies, Christopher Lippitt, University of New Mexico, Department of Geography & Environmental Studies, Daniel Beene, University of New Mexico, College of Pharmacy, Community Environmental Health Program
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Transportation Geography
Keywords: Spatial accessibility, Multi-modal E2SFCA, Uncertainties, Social equity, Street data
Session Type: Paper
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Strengthening voice of social actors in eco-governance: A journey towards sustainability
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Authors: Toiaba Binta Taher*, University of New South Wales, Alec Thornton, School of Science, The University of New South Wales, Australia, Paul Tranter, School of Science, The University of New South Wales, Australia
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Economic Geography, Development
Keywords: Sustainable governanace, Neoliberal economy, Participatory approach, Shared resources, Social institutions
Session Type: Paper
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Strengths and vulnerabilities of teenagers who skateboard for transport in New Zealand
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Authors: Aimee Ward*, Kent State University
Topics: Transportation Geography, Australia and New Zealand
Keywords: mode share, skateboard, teenage well-being, transport policy, transport infrastructure
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/10/2020
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual Track 8
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Structural Violence and Familial Complicities in Asian Kitchen Sink Cinemas
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Authors: Joseph Palis*, University of the Philippines-Diliman
Topics: Cultural Geography, Asia, Social Geography
Keywords: cinematic geography, Asian cinema, class, inequality
Session Type: Paper
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Structure from Motion Using Drone Technology to Map Glacial Lake Outburst Flood Terrain
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Authors: Jonathan Burton*, University of Colorado Denver, Frederick Chambers, PhD, University of Colorado Denver, Cris Henriquez, University of Colorado Denver, Matthew Cross, PhD, University of Colorado Denver
Topics: South America, Cryosphere, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters
Keywords: Glacial Lake Outburst Flood, Glacier, GLOF, Structure from Motion
Session Type: Poster
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Struggles in the Land of Milk and Honey: Water Security Among California’s Gender and Sexual Minorities
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Authors: Michael Egge*, Portland State University, Idowu Ajibade, Portland State University
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Water Resources and Hydrology, Gender
Keywords: Water Security, Queer, Gender, Sexuality, Political Ecology, California
Session Type: Paper
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Struggling in Bhim Nagar: Fixing a Just Urban Imaginary
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Authors: Sangeeta Banerji*, Rutgers University
Topics: Urban Geography, Development
Keywords: dispossession, accumulation, brokerage, slum-demolition, Mumbai
Session Type: Paper
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