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The Spatial Imperative of New Afrikan Ujamaa
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Authors: Willie Wright*, Department of Geography
Topics: Economic Geography, Social Geography, Historical Geography
Keywords: Ujamaa, African Socialism, Mississippi, New Afrikan
Session Type: Paper
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The spatial value of live music: performing, (re)developing and representing urban space.
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Authors: Arno Van Der Hoeven*, ESHCC / Dept. of Media and Communication, Erik Hitters, Erasmus University Rotterdam
Topics: Communication, Cultural Geography
Keywords: live music; spatial value; gentrification, urban densification
Session Type: Paper
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The Spatial-Temporal longevity (Lifetime) and connectivity of the Oxbow Lakes in Lower Mississippi River Using Remote Sensing and GIS techniques
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Authors: Maram Alrehaili*, University of Florida
Topics: Geomorphology, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Water Resources and Hydrology
Keywords: Lower Mississipi river; Oxbow lakes; connectivity; longevity(lifetime); NDWI.
Session Type: Poster
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The spatiotemporal pattern of violent crime at multiple spatial scales: A Bayesian cross-classified modelling approach
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Authors: Matthew Quick*, Arizona State University
Topics: Quantitative Methods, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: spatial analysis, crime pattern, spatiotemporal, Bayesian modeling, multilevel model
Session Type: Paper
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The Spectre of Capital: Public Art in the Capitalist City
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Authors: Ariel MacDonald*, University of Alberta
Topics: Urban Geography, Canada, Canada
Keywords: public art, urban entrepreneurialism, cultural geography, urban geography
Session Type: Paper
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The state project of crisis management: China’s Shantytown Redevelopment Schemes under state-led financialization
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Authors: Shenjing He*, The University of Hong Kong, Mengzhu Zhang, The University of Hong Kong, Zongcai Wei, South China University of Technology
Topics: Urban Geography, China, Political Geography
Keywords: State project, crisis management, state-led financialization, shantytown redevelopment schemes, securitization
Session Type: Paper
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The strange geographies of the ‘new state capitalism’
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Authors: Adam Dixon*, Maastricht University, Ilias Alami, Maastricht University
Topics: Economic Geography, Political Geography
Keywords: state capitalism, critical geopolitics, state intervention, state-owned enterprise, sovereign wealth fund, Cold War, China, US hegemony, state-capital hybrid
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The Struggle for the Shan State
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Authors: Jill Martin*, University of South Carolina
Topics: Asia, China, Political Geography
Keywords: Political Geography, Chinese investment, Civil War, Myanmar, Defacto Statehood, South China Sea
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/9/2020
Start / End Time: 5:00 PM / 6:15 PM
Room: Virtual Track 1
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The Syria Desk: Hidden Precarities in Humanitarian Remoteness
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Authors: Elisa Pascucci*, University of Helsinki, Nadine Hassouneh, Council for British Research in the Levant - British Institute in Amman and University of Helsinki
Topics: Middle East, Development
Keywords: humanitarian remoteness, labour, affect, Syria, disqualified knowledges, racialization
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The Tabula Peutingeriana and the Madaba mosaic map: a comparative analysis for the reconstruction of the Holy Land historical landscape
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Authors: Margherita Azzari*, Università degli Studi di Firenze, Carmelo Pappalardo, Università degli Studi di Firenze, Anna Lena, Università degli Studi di Firenze
Topics: Historical Geography, Cultural Geography, Applied Geography
Keywords: Historical cartography, historical landscape, GIS, virtual landscaping
Session Type: Paper
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The tale of two worlds: face to face versus online class in introduction weather and climate
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Authors: Ricardo Nogueira*, Georgia State University
Topics: Earth Science, Climatology and Meteorology, Geography Education
Keywords: Online class, Technology, TopHat
Session Type: Paper
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The tech boom in St. Louis, Mo: Who is being displaced by the new National Geopspatial Intelligence Agency in St. Louis, Mo?
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Authors: Alyssa Hoog*, SIUE
Topics: Urban Geography, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: Urban geography
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/8/2020
Start / End Time: 3:20 PM / 4:35 PM
Room: Virtual Track 3
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The Technopolitics of Energy Transitions: Infrastructure, Fixed Capital, and the Logic of Japan’s Grid Enclosures
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Authors: Hudson Spivey*, UCLA
Topics: Energy, Cultural and Political Ecology, Economic Geography
Keywords: Political Ecology, Renewable Energy, Energy Transitions, Infrastructure
Session Type: Paper
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The Temporary Turn in Urban Studies: Evidence from Queer Pop-Ups in Vancouver
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Authors: Amin Ghaziani*, University of British Columbia, Ryan Stillwagon, University of British Columbia
Topics: Sexuality, Urban Geography, Canada
Keywords: temporary turn, pop-ups, placemaking
Session Type: Paper
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The territorial and temporal implications of Case 002/02 at the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
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Authors: Christian Pettersen*, University of Georgia
Topics: Legal Geography
Keywords: Hybrid justice, legal geography, international law, Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia
Session Type: Paper
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The tortoise and the expressway: road governance and the conflict between residential and conservation properties
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Authors: Caitlin Jones*, Florida State University
Topics: Legal Geography, Cultural and Political Ecology, Transportation Geography
Keywords: conservation, property, gopher tortoise, governance, expressway, development
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/9/2020
Start / End Time: 9:35 AM / 10:50 AM
Room: Virtual Track 13
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The Transformative Capability of Just Transition Policy: A Framework for Analysis
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Authors: David Ciplet*,
Topics: Urban Geography, Cultural and Political Ecology, Environment
Keywords: Just transition, environmental justice, urban politics, climate justice
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2020
Start / End Time: 11:10 AM / 12:25 PM
Room: Virtual Track 1
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The Uncanny Valley of Maps: The Eerie and Uncomfortable Places of Map Analysis
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Authors: Amber Bosse*, University of Kentucky
Topics: Cartography, Applied Geography
Keywords: cartography, visualization, map design, participatory mapping, public scholarship,
Session Type: Paper
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The Urban Heat Island Effect on Snowfall in Atlanta, Georgia
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Authors: Jason Allard*, Valdosta State University
Topics: Climatology and Meteorology, Regional Geography, Environmental Science
Keywords: urban heat island, snowfall, Georgia
Session Type: Poster
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The Urban Morphology of Hyderabad, India: A Historical Geographic Analysis
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Authors: Kevin Haynes*, Western Michigan University
Topics: Urban Geography, Historical Geography, Remote Sensing
Keywords: Urban Morphology, South Asia, India, Remote Sensing, Archival Research, Mixed Methods, Urban Geography
Session Type: Paper
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The Urban/Rural Status of Arts and Leisure Participation
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Authors: Bonnie Nichols*, National Endowment for the Arts
Topics: Cultural Geography
Keywords: arts participation, leisure, cluster
Session Type: Paper
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The Urbanization Perceptions Small Area Index: An Application of Machine Learning and Small Area Estimation to Household Survey Data
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Authors: Emily Molfino*, U.S. Census Bureau, Shawn Bucholtz, Housing and Urban Development, Jed Kolko, Indeed
Topics: Applied Geography, Quantitative Methods, Urban Geography
Keywords: urban, suburban, rural, machine learning, american housing survey, small area estimation
Session Type: Paper
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The use of cyberinfrastructure-enabled high-performance computing for the acceleration of deep learning-based detection of hydraulic structures from point cloud data
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Authors: Wenwu Tang*, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Shen-en Chen, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Craig Allan, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, John Diemer, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Matthew Lauffer, North Carolina Department of Transportation
Topics: Cyberinfrastructure, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: Deep learning, Point cloud data, Hydraulic structures, 3D GIS, cyberinfrastructure
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The use of the territory from the “fundos de pasto” in the sparsely populated areas of the Brazilian Semiarid: the quilombola community Aroeiras / Pedro Avelino - Rio Grande do Norte.
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Authors: Lorene Brasil*, UFRN, Lucas Rodrigues, UFRN, Raimundo Nonato, UFRN, Deusimar Brasil, UFRN, Júlia Oliveira, UFRN
Topics: Rural Geography, Population Geography, Environment
Keywords: sparsely populated areas, Brazilian Semiarid, ethnoagriculture
Session Type: Paper
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The value of multi-year forecasts in sequential decision-making
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Authors: Luca Anna Palasti*, University of Colorado Boulder, William Travis, University of Colorado Boulder and Western Water Assessment
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Applied Geography, Business Geography
Keywords: decision making, forecasts, forecast value analytics, risk aversion, expected utility, climate change
Session Type: Poster
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The Value of Qualitative Research in Assessing the Impacts and Implications of Changing Farmland Tenure Patterns in Alberta
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Authors: Katherine Aske*,
Topics: Land Use, Qualitative Research, Agricultural Geography
Keywords: Alberta; qualitative research; farmland ownership; land grabbing; farmland concentration; investors
Session Type: Paper
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The variation of water chemistry parameters in the Clayburn-Stoney-Willband watershed, Abbotsford, British Columbia 2016 to 2020.
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Authors: Steven Marsh*, University of the Fraser Valley, Sharon Gillies, University of the Fraser Valley, Bernhard Peucker-Ehrenbrink, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Donovan Toews, University of the Fraser Valley, Madelaine Bourdages, University of the Fraser Valley, Dianne Paulson, University of the Fraser Valley, Alexabdra Groneweg, University of the Fraser Valley
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology
Keywords: water geochemistry parameters, bacteria concentrations, anthropogenic threats to watersheds
Session Type: Poster
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Theoretical Evaluation of Anisotropic Reflectance Correction Approaches for Addressing Multi-Scale Topographic Effects in Mountain Environments
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Authors: Jeffrey Colby*, Appalachian State University, Michael Bishop, Texas A&M University, Brennan Young, Texas A&M University, Roberto Furfaro, University of Arizona, Enrico Schiassi, University of Arizona, Zhaohui Chi, Texas A&M
Topics: Remote Sensing, Mountain Environments, Physical Geography
Keywords: mountain environments, multispectral imagery, Nanga Parbat Himalaya, topographic correction, radiation-transfer cascade, radiometric calibration, topographic complexity
Session Type: Poster
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Theoretical foundations for a politics of labor mobilities
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Authors: Hector Agredano*, Pasadena City College
Topics: Transportation Geography, Social Theory, Political Geography
Keywords: mobilities, labor, circulation, politics, transportation
Session Type: Paper
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Theorizing Historical Geographies of Injustice
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Authors: Patricia Lopez*, Dartmouth College
Topics: Historical Geography, Qualitative Research
Keywords: archive, geneaology, archaeology , genealogy, historical geography, black geographies
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/10/2020
Start / End Time: 8:00 AM / 9:15 AM
Room: Virtual Track 4
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Theorizing the Construction of the Belt and Road Initiative
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Authors: Weidong Liu*, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Topics: China, Economic Geography
Keywords: Belt and Road Initiative, institutional and cultural difference, financing structure, territorial embeddedness
Session Type: Paper
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Theorizing while a Neighborhood is on Fire: The Planner’s Role in Un-development
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Authors: Kevin Keenan*, Rowan University, Mahbubur Meenar, Rowan University
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Urban Geography, Communication
Keywords: planning theory, place ontology, community engagement, visioning, inclusion
Session Type: Paper
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Thermal geopolitics? Arctic futures and the contested materiality of frozen soils and sea ice
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Authors: Klaus Dodds*, Royal Holloway, University of London
Topics: Polar Regions, Political Geography
Keywords: Geopolitics, Permafrost, Sea Ice, Melting, Thawing
Session Type: Paper
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They Don’t Use Only the Wind: Policies and Conflicts Between Conservation and Sustainable Land Use on the Coast of Maranhão, Northeastern Brazil.
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Authors: WELLINGTON ROMÃO OLIVEIRA*, FUNCEME - Meteorology and Water Resources Foundation of Ceará-Brazil, JOHN BROWN, The University of Kansas - Professor, Vice Provost for Faculty Development, EDSON VICENTE DA SILVA, Federal University of Ceará - Titular Professor, JULIANA FARIAS, Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte - Professor
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Energy, Land Use and Land Cover Change
Keywords: Wind Farms, Conflicts, Political Ecology, Brazil
Session Type: Poster
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Thinking and doing justice: urban agriculture in San Diego County
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Authors: Blaire O'Neal*, San Diego State University
Topics: Food Systems
Keywords: social justice, urban agriculture, technology, innovation
Session Type: Paper
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Thinking beyond 'crisis'? Provincialising fractured European politics of migration
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Authors: Eszter Kovacs*, Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, Tatiana Thieme, University of College London, Kavita Ramakrishnan, University of East Anglia
Topics: Europe, Migration, Legal Geography
Keywords: refugees; geopolitics; Europe; post-socialism
Session Type: Paper
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Thinking global urbanism beyond North and South
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Authors: Martin Muller*, University of Lausanne
Topics: Urban Geography, Eurasia
Keywords: global urbanism, urban theory, Global South, Global East
Session Type: Paper
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Thinking through feminisms from the region
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Authors: Brittany Cook*, University of Lousiana at Lafayette
Topics: Middle East, Geographic Theory, Field Methods
Keywords: Middle East, feminist geography, methodology, regional geography
Session Type: Paper
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Thirsty yards: trees and yard irrigation in the semi-arid West
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Authors: Austin Troy*, University of Colorado - Denver, Gretel Follingstad, University of Colorado Denver, Robert Taylor, University of Colorado Denver
Topics: Environment, Water Resources and Hydrology
Keywords: Water consumption, urban trees, yard irrigation
Session Type: Paper
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This Is My Home, Too: The Emerging Reactive Ethnicity and Sense of Place of 1.5‐ and Second-Generation Latinxs in Tennessee
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Authors: James Chaney*, Middle Tennessee State University
Topics: Ethnicity and Race, Immigration/Transnationalism, Ethnic Geography
Keywords: Latinx, Reactive Ethnicity, Sense of Place, 1.5 and Second Generation
Session Type: Paper
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This Used to Be Ours: Neighborhood Attachment and Gentrification in New York City
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Authors: Sara Martucci*, Mercy College
Topics: Urban Geography, Qualitative Research
Keywords: gentrification, urban change, mixed methods
Session Type: Paper
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This Year’s Average Swede: "No Go Zones" in "Europe’s Most Refugee-Friendly Country"
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Authors: Nathan Swanson*, Purdue University
Topics: Migration, Europe, Political Geography
Keywords: refugees, migration, discrimination, feminist geopolitics, Syria, Sweden
Session Type: Paper
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Thoreau’s Corporeal Experience: Proprioceptive Awareness and Ecological Identity in Walden Woods
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Authors: Angela Gattuso*, University of Denver
Topics: Human-Environment Geography, Landscape
Keywords: ecology, identity, proprioception, landscape, spatial, corporeal, awareness
Session Type: Paper
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Threats of climate change to food security in Small Oceanic Islands: a modeling case in the Galapagos Islands
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Authors: Carolina Sampedro*, Instituto de Geografia, Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Carlos Mena, Instituto de Geografia, Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Homero Paltán, Instituto de Geografia, Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Lorena Benítez, Instituto de Geografia, Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Marilú Valverde, INIAP, Galápagos, Ecuador
Topics: Coupled Human and Natural Systems, Global Change, Pacific Islands
Keywords: Galapagos, Islands, Food Security, Climate Change
Session Type: Paper
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Three Decades of Transformation in the East-Central European Agriculture
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Authors: Jerzy Banski*, Institute of Geography and Spatial Organization PAS
Topics: Agricultural Geography, East Europe, Land Use
Keywords: agriculture, transformation, Central Europe, land use, ownership, food
Session Type: Paper
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Time Series Analysis of Land Surface Temperature in Relation to Urban Tree Cover in Worcester, Massachusetts
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Authors: Shannon Reault*, Clark University, Marc Healy, Clark University, Nicholas Geron, Clark University, Deborah Martin, Clark University, John Rogan, Clark University
Topics: Urban Geography, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: urban heat island, urban canopy cover, time series, surface temperature, juvenile trees, seasonality
Session Type: Poster
Day: 4/8/2020
Start / End Time: 3:20 PM / 4:35 PM
Room: Virtual Track 3
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Time Series Analysis of Phenometrics for the U.S. Great Plains Ecoregion using Satellite-derived Vegetation Indices
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Authors: Hilda Onuoha*, Department of Geography and Geospatial Sciences, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, USA, J.M. Hutchinson, Department of Geography and Geospatial Sciences, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, USA
Topics: Environment, Land Use, Spatial Analysis & Modeling
Keywords: Great Plains, MODIS, time series, Phenology, NDVI, grasslands
Session Type: Paper
Day: 4/6/2020
Start / End Time: 4:40 PM / 5:55 PM
Room: Virtual Track 1
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Time series analysis of seasonal fire dynamics across conservation, pastoral, and agricultural land use types in Botswana
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Authors: Alex Marden*, University of Texas - Austin, Thoralf Meyer, University of Texas - Austin, Amelia Eisenhart, University of Texas - Austin
Topics: Biogeography, Remote Sensing, Land Use
Keywords: savanna, fire ecology, land use, time series analysis, seasonality
Session Type: Poster
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Time weighted approaches for combining GPS and area level data to create individual exposure measures
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Authors: Daniel Fuller*, , Henry Luan, University of Oregon, Ali Alfosool, Memorial University, Yuanzhu Chen, Memorial University
Topics: Urban Geography
Keywords: gps data, health geography, exposure
Session Type: Paper
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Time, Rhythms and Temporality in Feminist Urban Research
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Authors: Mel Mikhail*, York University
Topics: Social Geography, Urban Geography
Keywords: social reproduction, time geography, labour geography, feminism, anti-capitalism
Session Type: Paper
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