Report: Fourth Annual GEEMaP Research Workshop

Keynote: Are Happiest Cities Most Resilient to Disasters? Challenges in Community Resilience Assessment

Nina S. Lam, GEEMaP Advisory Board member and E.L. Abraham Distinguished Professor of Louisiana Environmental Studies, Louisiana State University

Adventures in GEEMaP for Climate, Energy, and Air Quality at Urban to Global Scales

Scott Spak, GEEMaP Faculty and Assistant Professor Urban & Regional Planning, Civil & Environmental Engineering, and Environmental Policy Research, Public Policy Center
 

Revealing Spatiotemporal Patterns in Voting Behaviors through Twitter: the 2014 Midterm Election in Atlanta, Georgia

Jesslyn Landgren, GEEMaP Trainee and graduate student in Geographical & Sustainability Sciences

Pinpointing Meaningful Predictor Variables while Accounting for Spatial Correlation: the Case of Infant Mortality Rates in Texas

Juan Cervantes, GEEMaP Trainee and graduate student in Statistics

Participatory Driven Regional Hazard Assessment: the Guyana Experience

Oronde Drakes, GEEMaP Trainee and graduate student in Geographical & Sustainability Sciences

Soil Aggregate Stability Dynamics Within Intensely Managed Landscapes: Methods and Controls
Ken Wacha, GEEMaP Trainee and graduate student in Civil & Environmental Engineering