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Cactus Culls, Transplants, and Transgressive Plants: More-than-human construction of the US-Mexico border in the Sonoran Desert

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Authors: Gabrielle Wolf*, University of British Columbia
Topics: Political Geography, Human-Environment Geography, Arid Regions
Keywords: US-Mexico boundary, post-humanism, border walls, construction, cacti
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

California through the eyes of the future; landscape in science fiction.

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Authors: Fiona Davidson*, University Of Arkansas
Topics: Cultural Geography, Landscape, United States
Keywords: science fiction, landscape, California
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

California's Regional Agri-Food Systems: Resilience and Adaptation to the COVID-19 pandemic

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Authors: Lauren Asprooth*, University of California - Davis, Gwyneth Manser*, UC Davis Geography Graduate Group, Jennie Durant*, University of California, Berkeley, Ryan Galt*, University of California, Davis, Sasha Pesci, University of California, Davis
Topics: Food Systems, Regional Geography
Keywords: Pandemic, Covid-19, crises, regional food systems, resiliency
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Call for papers: the politics of care amidst COVID-19

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Authors: Caroline Faria*, University of Texas - Austin
Topics: Gender, Political Geography, Economic Geography
Keywords: Care, COVID-19, feminist geography, social reproduction, mental health
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Can a robot be an expert? The social meaning of skill and its expression through the co-design of autonomous robotics

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Authors: Katharine Legun*, Wageningen University, Karly Burch, University of Otago
Topics: Food Systems
Keywords: digital agriculture, artificial intelligence, robotics, expertise, knowledge
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Can a Transdisciplinary Approach of Knowledge Co-production Help Identify Tipping Points in Socio-economic Systems?

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Authors: Marie-Blanche Roudaut*, University of Arizona, Jeremy Weiss, University of Arizona
Topics: Coupled Human and Natural Systems, Global Change, United States
Keywords: Transdisciplinarity, co-production, tipping points, socio-economic systems
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Can Geographers Make Sound?

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Authors: Luke Leavitt*, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Topics: Cultural Geography, Environment
Keywords: sound, music, soundscape, phonographic methods
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Can incremental changes pave the way to sustainability?

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Authors: Alexandra Smyrniotopoulou, Agricultural University of Athens , George Vlahos*, Agricultural University of Athens
Topics: Rural Geography, Sustainability Science
Keywords: Sustainability, Transition, Social capital
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Can localized mobility influence language acquisition?

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Authors: Yujia Pan*, University at Buffalo, SUNY, Ling Bian, University at Buffalo, SUNY, Jeff Good, University at Buffalo, SUNY, Pierpaolo di Carlo, University at Buffalo, SUNY
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: spatial network, social network, network analysis, spatial mobility
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Can nature speak in post-revolution planning? Trees, Floods, and Asphalt in Cairo’s Disruptive Capitalocene

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Authors: Momen El-Husseiny*, American University in Cairo
Topics: Urban Geography, Africa, Middle East
Keywords: Postcolonial Theory, Posthumanism Planning, Nature, Cairo, New Cities
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Can power outages during extreme weather events be responsible for COVID-19 outbreaks?

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Authors: Aaron Adams, University of Connecticut, Debs Ghosh*, University of Connecticut, Adam Gallaher, University of Connecticut, Ashley Benitez Ou, University of Connecticut, Diego Cerrai, University of Connecticut
Topics: Coupled Human and Natural Systems, Medical and Health Geography, Environmental Science
Keywords: COVID-19, storms, power outages, environmental management, spatial analysis
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Can social organizations enhance community trust? An Empirical Study Based on a Historic Community in Beijing, China

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Authors: Ziqi Li*, Tianjin University, China, Tianjie Zhang, Tianjin University, China
Topics: China, Human Rights, Urban and Regional Planning
Keywords: trust, structural equation modeling, historic community, social organization
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Can the platform economy be ethical? The case of Fairbnb

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Authors: Michael Clancy*, University of Hartford
Topics: Tourism Geography, Economic Geography, Ethics and Justice
Keywords: tourism, platform economy, ethical consumption, short-term rentals, coop
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Can We Still Have Children? Exploring Climate Emotions and Childbearing Decisions among Young Environmental Activists.

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Authors: Jade Sasser*, University of California - Riverside
Topics: Environment
Keywords: Climate emotions, reproduction, advocacy
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Canada is a bad company

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Authors: Pasternak Shiri*,
Topics: Canada, Legal Geography, Economic Geography
Keywords: canada, jurisdiction, corporate sovereignty, settler colonialism
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Canadian’s Attitudes Toward Immigration in the COVID‐19 Era

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Authors: Bruce Newbold*, McMaster University
Topics: Immigration/Transnationalism, Canada, Population Geography
Keywords: Canada, COVID-19, immigration, attitudes
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Cape’s Dam Controversy: A story of how competing campaigns to “Save” and “Free” the San Marcos River sway divisive public and political opinion

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Authors: Kimberly Meitzen*, Texas State University
Topics: Water Resources and Hydrology, Geomorphology, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: dam removal, endangered species, Central Texas, river management, local politics
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Capital Switching and the Socioecological Environment: Cuyahoga Valley, 1974-2020

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Authors: William Hunter*, Cuyahoga Valley National Park
Topics: Cultural and Political Ecology, Environment, Historical Geography
Keywords: Reconciliation Ecology, Urban Political Ecology, National Park
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Capitalism, Racism, Colonialism… and Agriculture: Farmers’ Role in Radical Food System Praxis

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Authors: Bryan Dale*, University of Toronto
Topics: Food Systems, Cultural and Political Ecology, Rural Geography
Keywords: systemic racism, urban-rural relations, solidarity, radical praxis, food sovereignty
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Capturing Green Value? Clean Energy’s Speculative Fiscal Geographies

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Authors: Sarah Knuth*, Department of Geography, Durham University
Topics: Economic Geography, Energy, Population Geography
Keywords: green finance, clean energy, financialization, fiscal geographies, value
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Cardamom Materialities: Precipitating Marginalities and Livelihood Maneuvers

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Authors: Patrick Slack*, McGill University
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Ethnicity and Race, Mountain Environments
Keywords: materiality, livelihoods, NTFPs, black cardamom
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Care-full Food Justice

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Authors: Miriam Williams*, Macquarie University
Topics: Caregiving Geographies , Feminist Geographies, Food Systems
Keywords: Care, Care-full Justice, Care ethics, Food
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Caregiving youth, recognition, and the future of care ethics

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Authors: Elizabeth Olson*, UNC-Chapel Hill
Topics: Social Geography, Disabilities, Gender
Keywords: care, youth, caregiving, disability, justice
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Caring for the self: psychedelic experiences and the relationship between self-knowledge and health

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Authors: Joshua Falcon*, Florida International University
Topics: Health and Medical, Digital Geographies, Cultural Geography
Keywords: care of the self, digital geographies, health geographies, psychedelics
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Caring in a Climate of Change

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Authors: Cleovi Mosuela*,
Topics: Anthropocene
Keywords: ethics of care, climate change, precarity, migrant communities
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Carrying Europe’s “white burden”: Young post-Soviet migrants’ claims to whiteness

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Authors: Daria Krivonos*, University of Helsinki
Topics: Migration, East Europe
Keywords: post-socialism, postcolonialism, race, migration
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Cartographic Generalization for Quantifying Coastal Change: An Automated Buffer Series on Global Surface Water Data

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Authors: David Retchless*, Texas A&M University at Galveston, Nicholas Wellbrock, Texas A&M University at Galveston
Topics: Cartography, Coastal and Marine, Global Change
Keywords: cartographic generalization, coastal change, climate change
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Cast adrift with aqueous metaphors and mobilities: conceptualizing the Holocaust at sea

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Authors: Simone Gigliotti*, Royal Holloway, University of London
Topics: Historical Geography, Cultural Geography, Geographic Thought
Keywords: Holocaust, maritime, ship, sea, flight
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Catching Up Future / Appropriating Technology — A Comparative Study of Agtech Development in the Philippines and Taiwan

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Authors: Shun-Nan Chiang*, University of California - Santa Cruz
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Development, Asia
Keywords: agritech, national development, Taiwan, Philippines, innovation, policy
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Categorical independent variables should be encoded as Empirical Probability, not as Evidence Likelihood, for input to the Multi-Layer Perceptron neural network

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Authors: Emily Evenden*, Clark University, Robert Pontius Jr, Clark University
Topics: Quantitative Methods, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Land Use and Land Cover Change
Keywords: land change modeling, multi-layer perceptron, categorical data
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Celebrity influence in media discussions of climate change and wildfire

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Authors: Jeremiah Osborne-Gowey*, University of Colorado Boulder
Topics: Global Change, Communication, Cultural and Political Ecology
Keywords: climate change, wildfire, media, science communication, policies, celebrity, celebrities, messaging, social media, news, methods, text mining, natural language processing, social network analysis, political ecology, politics
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Census Data: The Pathway from Local Source to End Product

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Authors: Thomas Sipes*, U.S. Census Bureau, Lisa LeClaire*, U.S. Census Bureau, Robert Schaefer*, U.S. Census Bureau
Topics: Population Geography
Keywords: Census, Boundaries, Addresses, Features
Session Type: Virtual Guided Poster
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Centaur VGI: Evaluating a human-AI workflow to increase the quality and productivity of humanitarian activities

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Authors: Kirsty Watkinson*, University of Manchester, Jonathan Huck, University of Manchester, Angela Harris, University of Manchester
Topics: Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: GeoAI, Volunteered geographic information, machine learning, humanitarian mapping, mapping inequalities
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Centennial-Scale Anthropogeomorphic Change: Legacies of Hydraulic Mining in Greenhorn Creek, California

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Authors: Allan James*, University Of South Carolina, Allison Pfeiffer, Western Washington University, Chen-Ling Hung, Tamkang University, Taiwan
Topics: Geomorphology, Environmental Science, Human-Environment Geography
Keywords: sediment budgets; fluvial geomorphology; human impacts; mining
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Central American Migrant Caravans as the New Heterotopic Ships of Fools

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Authors: Roy Guzman*, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Topics: Latin America, Queer and Trans Geographies, Immigration/Transnationalism
Keywords: migrant caravans, refugees, Central America, Ship of Fools, heterotopias, LGBT
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Centralisation, expertise, and emergency preparedness: Why the coronavirus pandemic gained a centre-periphery dimension in Norway

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Authors: Kristin Gulbrandsen*, Lund University
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, Rural Geography, Hazards and Vulnerability
Keywords: COVID-19, Norway, local government, centre-periphery
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Centralizing Peripheries: Infrastructure, Development, and New Markets between Nepal and China

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Authors: Nadine Plachta*, South Asia Institute
Topics: Development, Political Geography, Asia
Keywords: Infrastructure development, trade, border markets, informal economies, Nepal, China
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Challenges in apply a International Virtual Exchange Program in large classroom

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Authors: Ricardo Nogueira*, Georgia State University
Topics: Higher Education, Geography Education, Global Change
Keywords: International Virtual Exchange
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Challenges of Vernacular Architecture in Post-Earthquake Nepal

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Authors: Sudikshya Bhandari*, University of California, Jonathan London, University of California Davis
Topics: Rural Geography, Behavioral Geography
Keywords: Barpak, Vernacular Buildings, Earthquake, Reconstruction
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Challenging post-crucifixion geopolitical oppression: Who said the African Diaspora was welcome to Israel let alone Christianity?

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Authors: Quentin Stubbs*, Houston Community College
Topics: Bible Geography, Africa, Cultural Geography
Keywords: African Diaspora, Bible, Eunuch, Apostle, conversion, crucifixion
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Challenging the politics-as-usual of value capture: the case of Gowanus, Brooklyn

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Authors: Laura Wolf-Powers*, Hunter College, City University of New York
Topics: Urban and Regional Planning, United States
Keywords: land value, economic rent, community organizing, social housing, transfer of development rights
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Change analysis of rice area under salinity intrusion in the Mekong Delta

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Authors: Tuan Vo*,
Topics: Land Use and Land Cover Change
Keywords: Rice, Mekong River Delta, salinity intrusion, Sentinel-1
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Changes in Environmental Exposures in Two Randomized Control Weight Loss Trials for Women at Risk of Breast Cancer

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Authors: Marta Jankowska*, University of California San Diego, Nana Luo, University of California San Diego, Tarik Benmarhnia, University of California San Diego, Atsushi Nara, San Diego State University, Loki Natarajan, University of California San Diego, Dorothy Sears, University of California San Diego, Jiue-An Yang, University of California San Diego, Steven Zamora, University of California San Diego
Topics: Medical and Health Geography, Spatial Analysis & Modeling, Temporal GIS
Keywords: dynamic exposure; GPS; cancer; built environment; randomized control trial
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Changes in species composition and channel geomorphology following passive restoration in the Middle Fork John Day River, Oregon

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Authors: Matthew Goslin*, University of Oregon
Topics: Geomorphology, Biogeography, Applied Geography
Keywords: Oregon, river restoration, species shifts, biogeomorphology
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Changes in the logistics and manufacturing sectors: impacts on urban geography and new perspectives on deindustrialization in the Paris Region

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Authors: Adeline Heitz*, CNAM
Topics: Social Geography, Economic Geography, Planning Geography
Keywords: Logistics, Manfacturing, labour, deindustrialization, spatial analysis
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Changes in When and Where People are Spending Time in Response to COVID-19

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Authors: Nick Reinicke*, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Matt Moniot, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Brennan Borlaug, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Topics: Quantitative Methods
Keywords: covid-19 pandemic, driver behavior, gps data, signal analysis, telework
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Changing distributions of US corn production under IPCC climate scenarios: impacts and uncertainties

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Authors: Mary Ann Cunningham*, Vassar College
Topics: Agricultural Geography, Climatology and Meteorology, Geographic Information Science and Systems
Keywords: agriculture, climate change, corn belt, species distribution models
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Changing Geographies of the State in Italy: A Research Agenda?

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Authors: Simonetta Armondi*, Politecnico di Milano
Topics: Political Geography, Urban Geography, Regional Geography
Keywords: Inner areas, Italy, state spatial strategy
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Changing Modes of Awareness and Its Implications in Urban Disaster Planning

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Authors: Eunbi Park*,
Topics: Urban Geography
Keywords: extreme events, disaster planning, technology, knowledge practice, landscape
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded

Characterization of Flash Droughts in Cold Climate Regions

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Authors: Mohammad Hadi Bazrkar*, North Dakota State University, Gregory Gust*, NOAA, NWS Grand Forks ND, Xuefeng Chu, North Dakota State University
Topics: Hazards and Vulnerability, Hazards, Risks, and Disasters, Water Resources and Hydrology
Keywords: Flash droughts, Cold climate regions, drought index, Frozen soil
Session Type: Virtual Paper
Presentation File: No File Uploaded