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Cartography Specialty Group Association of American Geographers

CSGNewsletter,Sprng2010 Editor:MattRice,[email protected] Volume30,No.1

Contents:MessagefromDavidPatton,CSGChair 1CartographySpecialtyGroupElections 2AAG2010:Session,BusinessMtg. 4CSGMastersThesisGrants 20CSGBoardofDirectors 21Chair’sMessage

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applications havebecomeasubiquitousastelephones.Infact,they’re on ourphones. As agraduate student inthe early 1990s, Irecall deepdiscussionsabout thepros and cons of afuturewhenanybodycould make a map.What will the

cartographers do? What will happen to thequality of maps? That future has arrived andcartographers are still playing a significant rolein the development of cutting edge mapapplications,theevaluationofdesignprotocolswithinnewdisplaymediums and research intohuman learning from maps. Members of ourspecialtygrouphaveorganizedawiderangeofinteresting sessions for the upcoming AAGmeeting inWashingtonDC, addressinga rangeoftopicsincluding:MapDesign,MapCognition,Dynamic and 3DDisplays, Social and Historical

Cartography, Web Mapping andGeovisualization. I encourage you to attend asmany of these sessions as possible and seewhatyourcolleaguesaredoingtocontributetotheever‐changing fieldof cartography.Wearealso excited to be sponsoring the third annualCSGHonorsStudentPaperCompetition(Friday,4/16/10, from 8:00 AM ‐ 9:40 AM) and theRSSG/GISSG/CSG Student Competition(4/16/10, from 10:00 AM ‐ 11:40 AM).Definitelymakeanefforttoseethegreatworkofthestudentmembersofourspecialtygroup.I want to thank Vice‐Chair, Ola Ahlqvist, forputtingtogetherthesponsoredsessions.

The CSG Business Meeting will be held onSaturday from 7:30 PM ‐ 8:30 PM. At themeeting we will announce the results of theCSG Officer Elections, the winners of thestudent competitions and present additionalinformation of concern to themembership. Ifyouhaveanyissuesorconcernsthatyouwouldliketohavebroughtupatthebusinessmeeting,please contact me at [email protected]. Ithas beenmypleasure to serve as Chair duringthepastyearandIwouldliketosincerelythankalloftheboardmembersfortheirhardwork.Inaddition, I want to recognize our boardmembers who are completing their term of

David Patton, PhD Central Michigan University

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service: Dawn Youngblood (Past‐Chair), RobEdsall (Secretary / Treasurer), Jeremy Mennis(Academic Director), Rhonda Glennon (Non‐Academic Director) and Carolyn Fish (StudentDirector). Finally, I want to recognize andthank Eugene Turner (Web Master) and MattRice(NewsletterEditor)withoutbothofwhomyouwouldnotbereadingthismessage!

IwishyouallawarmspringandgreatmeetinginWashingtonDC!

DavidK.PattonMountPleasant,Michigan

Cartography Specialty GroupElectionsThefollowingindividualshavegraciouslyagreedto be nominated to serve as officers of theCartography Specialty Group. All members ofthe specialty group are eligible to vote. Pleaseemail your ballot to David Patton [email protected] by April 2st, 2010. Pleaseinclude the phrase “CSG Elections” in theheadingofyouremail.TheresultsoftheelectionwillbeannouncedattheCSGbusinessmeetinginWashingtonDC.Vice‐Chair(2010‐2011)voteforone:Matt Rice is an Assistant Professor in theDepartmentofGeographyandGeoinformationScience at GeorgeMasonUniversity in Fairfax,Virginia.Mattteachescartography,geographicinformation systems, and supports graduatedegree programs in cartography, geographicinformation science, geoinformatics, andgeospatialintelligence.PriortoarrivingatGMUin2008,MattwasatUCSantaBarbara,wherehe completed a Ph.D. in 2005 under thedirection of Dr. Michael Goodchild. While atUCSB,Matt contributed to numerous researchinitiatives and programs affiliated with theNationalCenterforGeographicInformationand

Analysis (NCGIA). While at UC Santa Barbara,Matt also actively participated in the HapticSoundscapesProjectunder thedirectionofDr.DanJacobsonandDr.ReginaldGolledge,wheremethods for multimodal cartographic displaywerecreated,tested,anddemonstratedforthebenefit of visually impaired and blindindividuals.His current research interests involvemultimodal cartographic display andgeovisualization. Matt has been an AAGmember since 1997 and an active supporterregional geography groups such as theAssociation of Pacific CoastGeographers.Matthas also served as the Cartography SpecialtyGroup Newsletter Editor for the past two andone‐halfyears.Secretary/Treasurer(2010‐2012)voteforone:Peter Anthamatten has been working in thefields of geography, cartography, and publichealth since he was an undergraduate at theUniversityofMissourioveradecadeago.Asagraduate student at the University ofMinnesota, where he studied geography (MA,2001; PhD, 2007) and environmentalepidemiology (MPH, 2002), his academic workfocused on the interface between geographyandhealth.Early in his graduate career, Peter beganworking on a variety of projects to developprimary school curriculum for geography andcartography. He served as the seniorcartographerontheArgWorldproject. Healsoco‐authored the Teaching Geography CD withPhilGersmehl.Afterworkingfortwoyearsonafellowship to develop course websites andother instructional technologies at theUniversity of Minnesota, he led a project toexplore 3‐D cartographic material forundergraduate geography instruction. From2007to2008,Peterventuredintotheworldofprinted cartographic media as a post‐doctoralfellow at the Center for Geographic Educationat CUNY‐Hunter, where he co‐authored TheAtlasoftheErieCanal.

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Dr.AnthamatteniscurrentlyAssistantProfessorat the Department of Geography andEnvironmental Sciences at the University ofColoradoDenver. He teaches courses onmapuse and analysis, GIS, computer cartography,and health applications in GIS. His primaryresearchinterestsareontheimplementationofspatial thinking skills in primary schoolcurriculum and the relation between urbanenvironments and physical activity amongchildren.AcademicDirector(2010‐2012)voteforone:Kirk Goldsberry is an assistant professor ofgeography at Michigan State University. HereceivedhisPhDfromUC‐SantaBarbarain2007studying cartography and geovisualization. HisGIScience research focuses on the graphicdimensions of geographic information. He isparticularly interested in how cartographicdesigndecisions influence theapprehensionofgeographic information. Inhis spare time,Kirkenjoys traveling, playing poker with dogs, andwatchingAlfreruns.Ian Muehlenhaus is a member of theDepartment of Geography and MappingSciencesat theUniversityofWisconsin–RiverFalls.HeearnedhisPh.D.fromtheUniversityofMinnesota and his M.Sc. degree from PennState. His research interests include: theevolution of persuasive cartography, thedifferentstylesofmaprhetoric,layoutdesigninWeb cartography, and online pedagogies. IanhasworkedasasummerfacultymemberandaconsultantfortheNationalGeographicSociety.Heisastrongadvocateofstudentparticipationinacademicresearch.Michael PageMichael Page is the GeospatialCoordinator at Emory University Libraries andservesasAdjunctFaculty in theDepartmentofEnvironmental Studies at Emory University inAtlanta, Georgia. Michael teaches courses andworkshops on urban geography, cartography,andrelatedgeospatialtechnologies.Hiscurrent

research focuses onusingnew technologies tosurvey and map landscape change andarchaeological sites. Working out of EmoryUniversity Libraries Michael's work focuses onstrengthening the cartography and GISeducation program across campus as well asbuilding data and dissemination structures tosupportresearchandinstruction.Michaelhasastrong interest in cartographic and datavisualization methods and their role in thechanging cyberinfrastructure.He has served asamapjudgeforESRI'sinternationalcartographycompetition and locally chairs Emory Library'sundergraduateresearchaward. Non‐Academic Director (2010‐2012) vote forone:Rhonda Glennon is a product engineer in the

software development department at ESRI insouthern California. She joined ESRI in 2003afterearningaMasterofScienceinGeoscience

fromWesternKentuckyUniversity. Since2008,she has served as Non‐Academic Director fortheAAGCartographySpecialtyGroup.

StudentDirector(2010‐2011)voteforone:Paulo Raposo is an MS candidate studyingcartographyandGISwithCindyBreweratPennState. His bachelor's work was in landscapearchaeology and GIS at the University ofToronto. While working with a trowel andsurveyequipment inhot,dustyMiddle‐Easternlocations was a great deal of fun, Paulo hasdecided to return to his first love: maps. Hiscurrent interests include geometry andtessellations, cartographic reasoning andphilosophy, and map design andrepresentation.Paulospenttwoyearsworkingprofessionally as a cartographer in Toronto,Canada; he was the resident cartographer forboth the Bio.Diaspora project(www.biodiaspora.com), and the MartinProsperity Institute (martinprosperity.org). Hiswebsite,wherehisCVandalistofpublications

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are available, is atwww.pauloraposo.weebly.com.JohnathanRush isaPhDstudentatOhioStateUniversity studying time geography andgeovisualization.HecompletedhisMAatOhioState last year, focusingon the visualizationoflarge populations while preserving space‐timedimensionality. Thisyear,he'sbeenateachingassistant foracartographyclass,and is lookingforward to working with members of theColumbus, Ohio community for the servicelearning version of the class this spring.Johnathan has spent a lot of time thinkingabout the direction of academic cartographyandhow to best prepare students for thewaymaps are consumed today, andwould love anopportunity to serve as a student director fortheCartographySpecialtyGroup!JoshuaStevensgraduatedfromMichiganStateUniversitywithaB.S.inGISin2009.Heisnowafirst‐year Masters student at MSU, and hisresearch focuses on mobile cartography anddriver safety. He is also an officer of MSU'sGeographyGraduateGroup,whichhelpsothergraduate students adapt to their programs,connect with faculty, and take part indepartmental decisions. Aside fromcartography,healsohasagreatinterestindatavisualization, infographics, and web design. Inparticular, he believes good visual design canhelp make maps and other graphic narrativesmoreinformativeandusefultotheirreaders.

AAG2010AnnualMeetingApril14‐18–WashingtonD.C.

The annual meeting of the Association ofAmerican Geographers will take place in theNation’s Capital this year, between April 14thand April 18th. The meeting should bememorable, with many opportunities to hear

talksfromcolleaguesandtourWashington,D.C.The annual National Cherry Blossom Festival(March 27th – April 11, 2010) happensimmediatelybeforetheconference,andshouldprovide a chance for attendees to get out andseethespectacularSpringscenery.

The meeting features an extensive list ofspecial guest& speakers, such as JaneGoodall(world‐renown primatologist), Nora Volkow(Director, NIH National Institute on DrugAbuse), Paul Krugman (Nobel LaureateEconomist), Tim Walz (U.S. Congress, D‐MN),John Hebert (Director, Library of CongressGeography and Map Division), John Agnew(2010 AAG Past President), ThomasMesenbourg (Deputy Director, U.S. CensusBureau),andmanyothers.

CSGBusinessMeeting

The Cartography Specialty Group BusinessMeeting (Session #4837) is scheduled onSaturday, 4/17/10, from 7:30 PM ‐ 8:30 PM inThurgoodMarshallNORTH,MarriottMezzanineLevel.

CSGSponsoredSessions

Our own Cartography Specialty Group issponsoringandco‐sponsoringalargenumberofsessions this year, including the CSG HonorsStudent Paper Competition and the StudentIllustrated Paper Competition co‐sponsoredwith the Remote Sensing Specialty Group andGeographic Information Systems & ScienceSpecialtyGroup. All the sessions listedbeloware detailed on the preliminary program andare easy to find through the CSG‐relatedsessions search. Please support the group byattending these sessions and any others byparticipatinggroupmembers.

1621 Cartographic engagement and thesociallifeofmaps

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Date/Time:Wednesday,4/14/10,from4:40PM‐6:20PMinVirginiaSuiteB,MarriottLobby

LevelSponsorship(s):

CulturalGeographySpecialtyGroupCartographySpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):

JornSeemann‐LouisianaStateUniversityChair(s):JornSeemann‐LouisianaStateUniversity

Abstract(s):4:40PMAuthor(s):*RobKitchin‐National

UniversityOfIreland,MartinDodge‐UniversityofManchester.AbstractTitle:Towardsanewcartographicepistemology

5:00PMAuthor(s):*JornSeemann‐LouisianaStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:Cartographicstory‐telling,performanceofway‐findingand

(e)motionalmapping5:20PMAuthor(s):*ChrisPerkins‐University

ofManchester.AbstractTitle:Publiccartographies:theremediationofRussianmapping

5:40PMAuthor(s):*AdamTTecza‐UniveristyofBuenosAires,UniveristyofPennsylvaniaMaríaElisaBrussa,Dr.¡‐UniversidadNational

deLaPlata(Argentina).AbstractTitle:PublicSpaceInterventionsandtheApplicationofthePortulanoMethod

6:00PMDiscussant:MargaretPearce

Session Description: As research topic, mapsand mappings within a cultural perspectivehavebecomeincreasinglypopularoverthelasttwo decades. While the cultural turn incartographyhas triggered amoredetailed andconscious study of the cultural, political andeconomic contexts in the processes of mapmaking, many cultural geographers havefolloweda"cartographicturn",conceivingmaps

bothasmaterialcultureandaspowerfulspatialmetaphors.However,studiesontheauthorshipand human agency inmapmaking, howmapsturn into being, and how mapmakers engagewithplace,space,andterritoryarestillawaitinga closer look. How do mapmakers representtheirfindings?Whatkindofsocial lifedomapslead? How do we convert or translateinformation into maps and graphicrepresentations?Andfinally,wherecanwefindourselves inourmaps?Theseareonlysomeofthe questions to be addressed. The sessionseeks to explore a wide range of human andhumanisticaspectsofmappingandmapmakingasprocessesandperformancesand invites thegeographic community, mapmakers and"mappists" to discuss, challenge and proposewaysofrethinkingmaps.

3173CartographySpecialtyGroupHonorsStudentPaperCompetitionDate/Time:Friday,4/16/10,from8:00AM‐9:40AMinMarriottBallroomSalon2,MarriottLobbyLevel

Sponsorship(s):CartographySpecialtyGroup

Organizer(s):SarahBattersby‐UniversityofSouthCarolinaChair(s):

SarahBattersby‐UniversityofSouthCarolinaAbstract(s):

8:00AMAuthor(s):*YinghuiCao‐TempleUniversity,DepartmentofGeographyandUrbanStudies,MichaelJ.Mason‐Villanova

University,DepartmentofEducationandHumanServices.AbstractTitle:GeographicVisualizationforExploringQualitativeand

QuantitativeActivitySpaceData

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8:20AMAuthor(s):*RumikaChaudhry‐ClarkUniversity.AbstractTitle:DevelopingaWeb‐

Based"LandTransitionsIntensityApplication(LTIA)"toAnalyzeandInterpretLandCategoriesTransitionsintheLongTermEcological

Research(LTER)Network8:40AMAuthor(s):*DianaSmith‐SanDiegoStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:Formalizingand

ValidatingPrinciplesofWeb‐basedDynamicCartographicVisualizationUsingArcticSeaIceExamples

9:00AMDiscussant:SarahBattersby‐UniversityofSouthCarolina

Session Description: Finalists for theCartography Specialty Group Honors StudentPaper Competition will present their papers.Thepurposeof thiscompetition is topromotewritten scholarship and high qualitypresentation by students in the field ofcartographyandgeovisualization.

2522CognitiveGeographyDate/Time:Thursday,4/15/10,from2:40PM‐

4:20PMinVirginiaSuiteC,MarriottLobbyLevel

Sponsorship(s):EnvironmentalPerceptionandBehavioralGeographySpecialtyGroup

CartographySpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):ScottM.Freundschuh‐UniversityofMinnesota

Chair(s):ScottM.Freundschuh‐UniversityofMinnesota

Abstract(s):

2:40PMIntroduction:ScottM.Freundschuh‐UniversityofMinnesota

2:45PMAuthor(s):*AlexanderKlippel‐PennState.AbstractTitle:TopologicalEquivalenceClasses:SearchingfortheRosettaStoneof

SpatialCognition3:05PMAuthor(s):*WilliamH.Warren,Ph.D.‐BrownUniversity.AbstractTitle:The

GeometryofSpatialKnowledgeforHumanNavigation3:25PMAuthor(s):*AmyLobben‐University

ofOregon.MeganLawrence‐UniversityofOregon.AbstractTitle:BehavioralPerformanceandNeuralPatternsAssociatedwithRotationof

MapandGeometricDisplays3:45PMAuthor(s):*JamesLackner‐BrandeisUniversity.AbstractTitle:"OnBeingGrounded"

4:05PMDiscussant:ScottM.Freundschuh‐UniversityofMinnesota.

SessionDescription:Thegoal of this session istobring togetherearly‐careergeographersandprominentpsychologist/physiologiststopresenttheir recently funded NSF research in spatialcognitiontothebroadergeographyandspatialscience community. That is part of themotivation for assembling these4 researchers.Reg Golledge passed away this past spring.Reg'sresearchlaidthegroundworkformuchoftheinterdisciplinaryworkbetweengeographersand psychologist and cognitive scientists. It isimpossible tomeasure the immense impact ofhis life‐long work, but there isn't abehavioral/cognitive geographer, and fewspatial cognitive psychologists that have notbeen influenced by Reg. Because of theinterdisciplinary seeds planted by Reg and hispeers,duringthepast20yearsgeographersandcognitive psychologists have more activelysought integrative and collaborative researchthrough organizations such as the NCGIA andinitiatives like the bi‐annual Conference OnSpatial InformationTheory. Theresultoftheseevolving efforts is that geographers are usingincreasinglysophisticatedmethodsandtools in

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their research, methods and tools that havebeen developed in the cognitive sciences. Onthe flip side, cognitive psychologists areconducting research in larger‐scaleenvironments that are of interest togeographers, as opposed to small‐scale,artificial environments commonly used inpsychologicalresearch.Thiscross‐fertilizationisimmensely healthy for research in cognitivespatial sciences. Thepapers in this sessionareprime examples of this cross‐fertilization, andwill illustrate for the AAG community thecuttingedgeresearchthatistakingplaceatthisintersectionofgeographyandcognitivescience‐CognitiveGeography.

2115CrimeModelingandMappingDate/Time:Thursday,4/15/10,from8:00AM‐9:40AMinParkTower8212,MarriottLobby


CartographySpecialtyGroupGeographicInformationScienceandSystemsSpecialtyGroup

SpatialAnalysisandModelingSpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):MichaelLeitner‐LouisianaStateUniversity

Chair(s):MichaelLeitner‐LouisianaStateUniversity

Abstract(s):8:00AMAuthor(s):*JeremyMennis‐Temple

University,PhilipHarris‐TempleUniversity.AbstractTitle:TheInfluenceofCrimeSpecialization,SocialDisorganization,and

SpatialContagioninJuvenileDelinquencyRecidivism8:20AMAuthor(s):*TianfangFang‐Texas

StateUniversity‐SanMarcos

YongmeiLu‐TexasStateUniversity‐SanMarcoskimRossmo‐TexasStateUniversity‐SanMarcos

J.PeteBlair‐TexasStateUniversity‐SanMarcosAbstractTitle:RecidivismRouteAnalysiswithGPSData‐ACaseStudy

8:40AMAuthor(s):*AndrewCurtis‐USCBrianDenzer‐citizencrimewatch.org.AbstractTitle:CrimeinPost‐KatrinaNewOrleans‐

Challengesandsolutionstoaconstantlychanginggeography9:00AMAuthor(s):*LisaDKeys‐Mathews,Ph.

D.‐UniversityofNorthAlabama,DepartmentofGeography,CraigT.Robertson,Ph.D.‐UniversityofNorthAlabama,Departmentof

Sociology.AbstractTitle:ATemporalAnalysisofCrime:PatternsBeforeandAfteraHurricaneDisaster

9:20AMAuthor(s):*MichaelLeitner‐LouisianaStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:HurricanesandSchengenAgreement:The

ImpactofLarge‐ScaleEventsonCrime

2215CrimeModelingandMappingDate/Time:Thursday,4/15/10,from10:00AM‐11:40AMinParkTower8212,MarriottLobby


CartographySpecialtyGroupGeographicInformationScienceandSystemsSpecialtyGroup

SpatialAnalysisandModelingSpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):MichaelLeitner‐LouisianaStateUniversity

Chair(s):PaulZandbergen‐UniversityofNewMexico

Abstract(s):

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10:00AMAuthor(s):*HansMBrun,MPIA(SIS)‐UniversityofStockholm.AbstractTitle:

GeographicProfilingofSerialRapists10:20AMAuthor(s):*TonyH.Grubesic,Ph.D‐IndianaUniversity.AbstractTitle:TheImpactof

UrbanMorphologyonSexOffenderResidenceRestrictions10:40AMAuthor(s):*RanWei‐GeoDaCenter

forGeospatialAnalysisandComputation,SchoolofGeographicalSciencesandUrbanPlanning,ArizonaStateUniversity,Tempe,AZ

85287,USA,AlanT.Murray‐GeoDaCenterforGeospatialAnalysisandComputation,SchoolofGeographicalSciencesandUrbanPlanning,

ArizonaStateUniversity,Tempe,AZ85287,USASergioJ.Rey‐GeoDaCenterforGeospatialAnalysisandComputation,Schoolof

GeographicalSciencesandUrbanPlanning,ArizonaStateUniversity,Tempe,AZ85287,USATonyH.Grubesic‐DepartmentofGeography,

IndianaUniversity,Bloomington,IN47405ElizabethMack‐DepartmentofGeography,

IndianaUniversity,Bloomington,IN47405.AbstractTitle:ESDAforIdentifyingPatternsinSexOffenderResidentialChange

11:00AMAuthor(s):*PaulAZandbergen‐UniversityofNewMexico,TimothyCHart‐UniversityofNevadaLasVegas.AbstractTitle:

ImpactsofsexoffenderresidencyrestrictionsontheavailabilityofaffordablerentalhousinginMiami‐DadeCounty

11:20AMDiscussant:XinyueYe

2415CrimeModelingandMapping

Date/Time:Thursday,4/15/10,from12:40PM‐2:20PMinParkTower8212,MarriottLobbyLevel


GeographicInformationScienceandSystemsSpecialtyGroupSpatialAnalysisandModelingSpecialtyGroup

Organizer(s):MichaelLeitner‐LouisianaStateUniversityChair(s):

ChristopherHerrmann‐CUNYJohnJayCollegeofCriminalJustice

Abstract(s):12:40PMAuthor(s):*AaronGilbreath‐UniversityofKansas.AbstractTitle:ASpatial

AnalysisofMethamphetamineLabSeizureDataforJeffersonCounty,Missouri

1:00PMAuthor(s):*ElizabethGroff‐TempleUniversity‐DepartmentofCriminalJustice.AbstractTitle:QuantifyingNear:TheCasefora

Place‐focusedMeasureofExposuretoFacilities

1:20PMAuthor(s):*JoelM.Caplan,Ph.D.‐RutgersUniversity.AbstractTitle:Riskterrainmodeling:BrokeringtheoryandGISmethodsfor

strategicdecisionmakingandtacticalaction1:40PMAuthor(s):*ChristopherHerrmann,

BS,MA,ABD‐CUNYJohnJayCollegeofCriminalJustice.AbstractTitle:RiskyBusinesses:Amicro‐levelspatiotemporal

analysisofcrime,place,andbusinessestablishments

2:00PMDiscussant:LisaKeys‐Mathews‐UniversityofNorthAlabama

2515CrimeModelingandMappingDate/Time:Thursday,4/15/10,from2:40PM‐

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4:20PMinParkTower8212,MarriottLobbyLevel




CharlieHaifengZhang‐UniversityofLouisvilleAbstract(s):

2:40PMAuthor(s):*MarieTrotta‐UniversityofLiege.,Jean‐PaulKasprzyk‐UniversityofLiege,Jean‐PaulDonnay‐UniversityofLiege.

AbstractTitle:Reconstitutionofthejourneystocrimeandlocationoftheirorigininthecontextofacrimeseries.Asolutionforarealcase

study.3:00PMAuthor(s):*JohnDerekMorgan‐

FloridaStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:TimeGeographyandtheChallengeofMobilityinCrimeMapping

3:20PMAuthor(s):*XinyueYe‐BowlingGreenStateUniversity,JohnMiller‐SamHoustonStateUniversity,DanielMabrey‐

UniversityofNewHaven.AbstractTitle:ExploratorySpace‐TimeAnalysisofTerrorismAttacks

3:40PMAuthor(s):EllenShiau‐UniversityofSouthernCalifornia,BryceLowery‐UniversityofSouthernCalifornia,DavidSloane‐University

ofSouthernCalifornia,KarenHennigan‐UniversityofSouthernCalifornia,JacquelineW.Mills‐CaliforniaStateUniversityLongBeach.

AbstractTitle:MappingYouthFearinLosAngelesGangNeighborhoods:ManagingMethodologicalUncertainties

4:00PMAuthor(s):*CharlieHaifengZhang,Ph.D‐UniversityofLouisville.AbstractTitle:

Mappingrepeatrobberyvictimizationinmetropolitanareas

2615CrimeModelingandMapping

Date/Time:Thursday,4/15/10,from4:40PM‐6:20PMinParkTower8212,MarriottLobbyLevel




AmandaMullett‐KentStateUniversityAbstract(s):

4:40PMAuthor(s):*HyunKim‐UniversityofSouthFlorida,CaseyAnderson‐UniversityofSouthFlorida,YongwanChun‐Universityof

TexasatDallas.AbstractTitle:CrimeSceneLocationsinCasesofCriminalHomicide:SpatialCrimeAnalysisinaGISenvironment

5:00PMAuthor(s):*GeorgeRoedl‐WestVirginiaUniversity,GregA.Elmes‐WestVirginiaUniversity.AbstractTitle:Geography,

Crime,SpatialTechnology,andSafeCampuses5:20PMAuthor(s):*RobertCheetham–Avencia.AbstractTitle:HunchLab:SpatialData

MiningforIntelligence‐drivenPolicing5:40PMAuthor(s):*RobertERoth‐PennState.KevinSRoss‐PennState,WeiLuo‐Penn

State,BenjaminGFinch‐PennState,AlanMMacEachren‐PennState.AbstractTitle:Auser‐centeredapproachforevaluatingand

extendingspatiotemporalcrimeanalysistools

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6:00PMAuthor(s):*AmandaNicoleMullett,MA‐KentStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:

EstimationofChangesinPropertyCrimewithNeighborhoodLifeCycle

5520GeospatialWebandrelatedcartographicresearchDate/Time:Sunday,4/18/10,from4:00PM‐5:40PMinVirginiaSuiteA,MarriottLobby


CyberinfrastructureSpecialtyGroupGeographicInformationScienceandSystemsSpecialtyGroup

CartographySpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):MichaelPage‐EmoryUniversity

Ming‐HsiangTsou‐SanDiegoStateUniversityChair(s):MichaelPage‐EmoryUniversity

Abstract(s):4:00PMIntroduction:MichaelPage‐Emory

University.4:05PMAuthor(s):*ERNESTOGIRON‐AmazonInitiativeGISConsultant,ElizabethBarona–CIAT,GlennG.Hyman–CIAT,JanBorner–CIAT.AbstractTitle:EstimatingCO2emissionsandopportunitycostsofavoideddeforestation:Web‐basedGIStosupportpolicyandprogramdevelopmentfortheAmazon4:24PMAuthor(s):*IckHoiKim‐SanDiegoStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:PopulationGrowthSimulationontheTeraGrid‐enabledGeospatialWebPortal4:43PMAuthor(s):*Ming‐HsiangTsou‐SanDiegoStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:TheFutureofGeospatialWeb:WebPortalsorMashups?5:02PMAuthor(s):*MichaelP.Peterson,Ph.D

‐UniversityofNebraska.PaulWeiser‐UniversityofNebraskaatOmahaAbstractTitle:ComparisonofOnlineMappingAPIs5:21PMAuthor(s):*MichaelPage‐EmoryUniversity.AbstractTitle:MappingtheSanctuaryoftheGreatGodsSessionDescription:NewandemergingtechnologiesintherealmoftheGeospatialWebarealteringhowmapsandothercartographicartifactsaredesigned,generated,distributed,andinteractedwith.InternetGIS,virtualglobes,andotherdistributedgeographicinformationservicesfortheInternetandwirelessnetworksposenewresearchdirectionsandnewmappingchallengesforcartographers.ThissessionwilladdresstheimpactofthesenewapplicationsandtoolsoncartographicresearchandthechallengesinvolvedinprovidingeffectiveInternet‐basedmapdesign.

2121Geovisualization,GeovisualAnalytics,Cognition,BehaviorandRepresentationI:NavigationandSpatialCognitionDate/Time:Thursday,4/15/10,from8:00AM‐9:40AMinVirginiaSuiteB,MarriottLobby


GeographicInformationScienceandSystemsSpecialtyGroupCartographySpecialtyGroup

GeographyEducationSpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):KirkGoldsberry‐MichiganStateUniversity

SaraIrinaFabrikant‐UniversityofZurichChair(s):SaraIrinaFabrikant‐UniversityofZurich

Abstract(s):

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8:00AMAuthor(s):*ScottBell‐UniversityofSaskatchewan.AbstractTitle:ImprovingLocally

AugmentedInformationNetworksforNavigationandWayfinding8:20AMAuthor(s):*MeganMLawrence‐

UniversityofOregon.AbstractTitle:Tactilemaptraining:Behavioralandneurologicalevidenceforimprovingtactilemapuse

8:40AMAuthor(s):*RuiLi‐ThePennsylvaniaStateUniversity,AlexanderKlippel‐ThePennsylvaniaStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:

UsingSalientFeaturesofEnvironmentsforWayfindingAids:DifferencesBetweenIndoorandOutdoorEnvironments

9:00AMAuthor(s):*SenXu‐GeoVISTACenter,DepartmentofGeography,PennsylvaniaStateUniversity,AlexanderKlippel

‐GeoVISTACenter,DepartmentofGeography,PennsylvaniaStateUniversity,AlanMacEachren‐GeoVISTACenter,DepartmentofGeography,

PennsylvaniaStateUniversity,PrasenjitMitra‐InformationScienceandTechnology,

PennsylvaniaStateUniversity,IanTurton‐GeoVISTACenter,DepartmentofGeography,PennsylvaniaStateUniversity,XiaoZhang‐

InformationScienceandTechnology,PennsylvaniaStateUniversity,AnujJaiswal‐InformationScienceandTechnology,

PennsylvaniaStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:StudyingSpatialLanguage2.0‐Analyzingmotion‐descriptivelanguagebyspatially

stratifiedwebsampling9:20AMAuthor(s):*SandraMetoyer‐TexasA&MUniversity.AbstractTitle:

Geovisualizationtoolsandspatialcognition:Exploringinteractionsamonggeovisualizationtools,spatialthinking,andstudentlearning

SessionDescription:Thissessiontakesawalkdownnavigationlane‐fivepaperson

navigationandspatialcognition.

2221Geovisualization,GeovisualAnalytics,Cognition,BehaviorandRepresentationII:Dynamicand3‐DDisplays

Date/Time:Thursday,4/15/10,from10:00AM‐11:40AMinVirginiaSuiteB,MarriottLobby


GeographicInformationScienceandSystemsSpecialtyGroupCartographySpecialtyGroup

GeographyEducationSpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):KirkGoldsberry‐MichiganStateUniversity

SarahBattersby‐UniversityofSouthCarolinaChair(s):SarahBattersby‐UniversityofSouthCarolina

Abstract(s):10:00AMAuthor(s):*CarolynFish‐Michigan

StateUniversity,KirkGoldsberry,Ph.D.‐MichiganStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:AnimatedChoroplethMapsandChange

Detection10:20AMAuthor(s):*KirkGoldsberry‐

MichiganStateUniversity,CarolynFish‐MichiganStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:ChangeWeCanPerceiveIn:ChangeLegibilityIn

DynamicDisplaysofGeographicInformation.10:40AMAuthor(s):*RobertM.Edsall,PhD‐UNIVERSITYOFMINNESOTA.JeremyMoore‐

UniversityofMinnesota,VikrantKrishna‐UniversityofMinnesota.AbstractTitle:UtilityoftheWiimoteVideoGameControllerfor

Interactionwith3DGeo‐representations11:00AMAuthor(s):*SaraIrinaFabrikant‐UniversityofZurich,SaraMaggi‐Universityof

Zurich..AbstractTitle:Assessingthe

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Effectivenessof3DNetwork‐DisplaySpatializations

11:20AMAuthor(s):*SarahEBattersby‐UniversityofSouthCarolina,KirkPGoldsberry‐MichiganStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:

QuantifyingcomplexityindynamicmapsSessionDescription:Thissessionfocuseson

dynamicand3‐dimensionalmappingapplications.

2421Geovisualization,GeovisualAnalytics,Cognition,BehaviorandRepresentationIII:GeovisualizationandGeovisualAnalyticsDate/Time:Thursday,4/15/10,from12:40PM‐2:20PMinVirginiaSuiteB,MarriottLobby

Level

Sponsorship(s):GeographicInformationScienceandSystemsSpecialtyGroup

CartographySpecialtyGroupGeographyEducationSpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):

KirkGoldsberry‐MichiganStateUniversityAmyGriffin‐UniversityofNewSouthWales‐ADFA

Chair(s):KirkGoldsberry‐MichiganStateUniversity

Abstract(s):12:40PMAuthor(s):*AmyLGriffin‐UniversityofNewSouthWales‐ADFA

AnthonyCRobinson‐PennStateUniversityAbstractTitle:EyesonthePrize:EvaluatingHighlightingMethodstoSupportVisualSearch

1:00PMAuthor(s):*JinChen‐The

PennsylvaniaStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:VisualInquiryToolkit‐AGeovisualAnalytics

ToolfortheDetectionofDiseaseClusters1:20PMAuthor(s):*AlanM.MacEachren‐PennsylvaniaStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:

GeovisualAnalytics:Supportingvisualreasoningwithcomplexinformation.1:40PMAuthor(s):*MartinSwobodzinski‐

SanDiegoStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:IndividualUsageofAnalyticalandDeliberativeToolsintheContextofOnlinePublic‐

ParticipationTransportationPlanning2:00PMAuthor(s):*JochenWendel‐UniversityofColoradoatBoulder,BarbaraP.

Buttenfield‐UniversityofColoradoatBoulder.AbstractTitle:GuidelinesforBuildingSelf‐OrganizingMaps

3636JudyOlsonRetires‐‐HerCartographyAdviseesGathertoTalkShopDate/Time:Friday,4/16/10,from4:40PM‐

6:20PMinThurgoodMarshallEAST,MarriottMezzanineLevel

Sponsorship(s):CartographySpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):

CindyBrewer‐PennsylvaniaStateUniversityAmyLobben‐UniversityofOregonChair(s):

CindyBrewer‐PennsylvaniaStateUniversityPanelist(s):CindyBrewer‐PennsylvaniaStateUniversity

MichaelP.Peterson‐UniversityofNebraskaAmyLobben‐UniversityofOregonDiscussant(s):

JudyM.Olson‐MichiganStateUniversitySessionDescription:JudyOlsonhasretired

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fromMichiganStateUniversity,andsheisstillworkinghard.Andshewantstomakesurehergraduateadviseesareworkinghardtoo,sowearegettingtogethertotalkaboutwhatwearedoingnow.Judytaughtusmapdesignandguidedourcartographicresearch.Sheinstilledcommitmenttoourserviceandteachingandcareaboutourworkandwriting.Judy'sadviseesare:MichaelPeterson,RobertKerrigan,RonaldEastman,DenisWhite,CynthiaBrewer,GustaveRylander,AnnGoulette,BonnieJones,Kathryn(Ford)Thorne,GebeyehuMulugeta,DawnCarlson,Jennifer(Ware)Blanchard,AmyLobben,Alison(Philpotts)Feeney,LisaDygert,andYaliLi.JudyhasbeendepartmentchairatMSU,presidentofAAG,vicepresidentoftheInternationalCartographicAssociation,andeditorofTheAmericanCartographer.

4515MapDesignDate/Time:Saturday,4/17/10,from2:40PM‐

4:20PMinParkTower8212,MarriottLobbyLevel

Sponsorship(s):CartographySpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):

CindyBrewer‐PennsylvaniaStateUniversityDavidK.Patton‐CentralMichiganUniversityChair(s):

AnthonyCRobinson‐PennsylvaniaStateUniversity

Abstract(s):2:40PMAuthor(s):*TerryA.Slocum‐UniversityOfKansas,FritzC.Kessler‐Frostburg

State.AbstractTitle:EvaluatingChangesinThematicMapDesignfortheAnnalsoftheAssociationofAmericanGeographersoverthe

TwentiethCentury

3:00PMAuthor(s):*CynthiaA.Brewer‐PennsylvaniaStateUniversity,WesleyJ.Stroh‐

PennsylvaniaStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:TeachingCartographicDesignwithGISTools3:20PMAuthor(s):*DavidHeyman‐Axis

MapsLLC,MarkHarrower,PhD‐AxisMapsLLCZacharyForestJohnson‐AxisMapsLLC,BenSheesley,PhD‐AxisMapsLLC,AndyWoodruff‐

AxisMapsLLC.AbstractTitle:indiemapper3:40PMAuthor(s):*JohnC.Kostelnick‐

IllinoisStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:CartographicConsiderationsforVisualizationofHazards

4:00PMAuthor(s):*AnthonyCRobinson,PhD‐ThePennsylvaniaStateUniversity,RobertE.Roth‐ThePennsylvaniaStateUniversity,Craig

McCabe‐ThePennsylvaniaStateUniversityScottPezanowski‐ThePennsylvaniaStateUniversity,AlanM.MacEachren,PhD‐The

PennsylvaniaStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:ChallengestoStandarizingMapSymbology

SessionDescription:Acriticallookatmapdesignandthematicmappingfromvariedperspectives:education,communication,federalstandards,publication,andproduction.

3249RSSG/GISSSG/CSGStudentCompetitionDate/Time:Friday,4/16/10,from10:00AM‐

11:40AMinLincolnRoom5,MarriottExhibitionLevel

Sponsorship(s):RemoteSensingSpecialtyGroupGeographicInformationScienceandSystems

SpecialtyGroupCartographySpecialtyGroup

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Organizer(s):BenjaminTuttle‐Universityof

Denver/UniversityofColorado,BoulderPaulMerani‐UniversityofNebraskaChair(s):

BenjaminTuttle‐UniversityofDenver/UniversityofColorado,Boulder

Abstract(s):10:00AMAuthor(s):*MoumitaDuttaGupta‐SalemStateCollege.AbstractTitle:Change

Analysisofthetop10percentofGlobalPhotosynthesisascapturedbytheSPOTVEGETATIONSensorforthetimeperiod:1998to

2008.10:05AMAuthor(s):*SamuelBlanchard‐ClarkUniversity,RobertGilmorePontiusJr.,Phd

‐ClarkUniversity.AbstractTitle:ImplicationsofUsingFineVersusCoarseSpatialResolutionDatainLand‐UseandLand‐CoverChange

Modeling10:10AMAuthor(s):*ThomasHamill‐Clark

University.AbstractTitle:Cross‐resolutionanalysistoprepareinformationoflandcoverforahydrologicalmodelinthePlumIsland

EcosystemsstudyareainnortheasternMassachusetts10:15AMAuthor(s):*AndrewCaiazzo‐Clark

University,JohnRogan‐ClarkUniversityYelenaOgneva‐Himmelberger‐ClarkUniversity.AbstractTitle:Anewmethodforpredatingand

postdatingland‐covermapswithLandsatandASTERimageryusingaKauthThomasChangeIndex

10:20AMAuthor(s):*WonKyungKim‐ArizonaStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:UnderstandingUrbanOpenSpacesusinga

GreenIndexandFuzzySetTheory10:25AMAuthor(s):*ZacharySilverman‐ClarkUniversity.AbstractTitle:Methodto

estimatelandchangeusingpartiallycompatiblemaps

10:30AMAuthor(s):*YujiaZhang‐ClarkUniversity.AbstractTitle:Analysisoftrendsin

landcategorytransitionsformorethanthreepointsintime10:35AMAuthor(s):*YaoYao‐Clark

University.AbstractTitle:EstimatinglandchangeinMassachusettsusingmapsthatwerecreatedwithdifferentmethodsfor1999and

200510:40AMAuthor(s):*JennerAlpern‐ClarkUniversity.AbstractTitle:Facilitatingtheuseof

Non‐ValidatedMapsinAnalyzingLand‐coverChanges10:45AMAuthor(s):*LucasKaim‐University

ofDenver.AbstractTitle:NighttimeSatelliteimageryasaproxyofLightPollution10:50AMAuthor(s):*JohnathanRush‐

DepartmentofGeography,TheOhioStateUniversity,Mei‐PoKwan,PhD‐DepartmentofGeography,TheOhioStateUniversity.Abstract

Title:TheUseoftheDiscretizedSpace‐TimeCloudforVisualizatingHumanActivityData

10:55AMAuthor(s):*TrevorBHeburn,GISDEMAStudent‐ClarkUniversity,RobertGPontius,Ph.D‐ClarkUniversity.AbstractTitle:Analysis

oflandcategorytransitionsamongthreepointsintime.11:00AMAuthor(s):*ScottBBrown‐Arizona

StateUniversity,ElizabethA.Wentz,Ph.D.‐ArizonaStateUniversity.AbstractTitle:Phase‐SpaceModelsofArea‐ClassMapUncertainty

andIssuesofScale11:05AMAuthor(s):*ZacharySchmitt,M.S.Candidate‐NorthernIllinoisUniversity,

ChristopherScottSmith‐NorthernIllinoisUniversity.AbstractTitle:TheTopographicalDeterminantsofIntraurbanAirPollution

Exposure:AnAssessmentoftheCrawfordandFiskCoal‐FiredPowerPlantsinChicago,Illinois11:10AMAuthor(s):*AmandaJolly‐Salem

State.AbstractTitle:TheGeographyofCommercialPowerProductionintheUnited

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StatesandMassachusetts

SessionDescription:The2009‐2010RSSG/GISSSG/CSGIllustratedPaperCompetitionwillincludestudentsatallacademiclevelspresentingillustratedpapersthatadvanceanyaspectofremotesensing,GIS,orcartography.Researchwillhavebeencompletedwithinthepastacademicyear,duringtheauthor'sundergraduateorgraduatestudies,andcanincludethesisanddissertationtopics.

3263SpatialDataMiningandExploratoryDataAnalysis(1)Date/Time:Friday,4/16/10,from10:00AM‐

11:40AMinCouncil,OmniShorehamSponsorship(s):

GeographicInformationScienceandSystemsSpecialtyGroup

SpatialAnalysisandModelingSpecialtyGroupCartographySpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):

DianshengGuo‐UNIVERSITYOFSOUTHCAROLINAHarveyJ.Miller‐UniversityofUtah

Chair(s):DianshengGuo‐UNIVERSITYOFSOUTHCAROLINA

Abstract(s):10:00AMAuthor(s):*AndréSkupin‐San

DiegoStateUniversity,AudeEsperbé.AbstractTitle:AnAlternativeMapoftheUnitedStatesBasedonann‐DimensionalModelof

GeographicFeatures10:20AMAuthor(s):*DanielGetman‐OakRidgeNationalLaboratory,BudhendraBhaduri‐

OakRidgeNationalLaboratory,AaronMyers‐OakRidgeNationalLaboratory.AbstractTitle:

BuildingtheBioenergyKnowledgeDiscoveryFramework:UsingOpenSourceToolstoSupportCollaboration,DataManagement,Analysis,and

VisualizationinBioenergyInfrastructureResearch10:40AMAuthor(s):*ChangjooKim‐

UniversityofCincinnati,YongwanChun‐UniversityofTexasatDallas,HyunKim‐UniversityofSouthFlorida,SunheeSang‐

UniversityofCincinnati.AbstractTitle:NetworkautocorrelationinmodelingcommodityflowsoftheU.S.

11:00AMAuthor(s):*CaglarKoylu.AbstractTitle:UsingCentralityMeasurestoDiscoverStructuralCharacteristicsofMigrationData

11:20AMAuthor(s):*SarahWilliams‐ColumbiaUniversity.AbstractTitle:WranglingSpatialDataTraces:UniqueUsesinUrban

AnalysisSessionDescription:Voluminousgeographicdatahavebeen,andcontinuetobe,collectedwithmoderndataacquisitiontechniquessuchasglobalpositioningsystems(GPS),high‐resolutionremotesensing,location‐awareservicesandsurveys,andinternet‐basedvolunteeredgeographicinformation.Thereisanurgentneedforeffectiveandefficientmethodstoextractunknownandunexpectedinformationfromsuchspatialdatasetsofunprecedentedlylargesize,highdimensionality,andcomplexity.Toaddressthesechallenges,spatialdataminingandgeographicknowledgediscoveryhasemergedasanactiveresearchfield,focusingonthedevelopmentoftheory,methodology,andpracticefortheextractionofusefulinformationandknowledgefrommassiveandcomplexspatialdata.Thissessioninvitesresearchcontributionsinthetheory,design,implementation,andapplicationofdataminingandexploratorydata

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analysistechniquestospatialandspatio‐temporaldata.Potentialtopicsinclude(butnotlimitedto):•Computationaland/orstatisticalmethodsforextractingpatternsfromspatialandspatiotemporaldatasets;•Geovisualizationandexploratoryanalysismethodsforexaminingpatternsinspatialandspatiotemporaldata;•Approachesforanalyzinghigh‐dimensionaland/ornoisyspatialdatasets•Approachesforanalyzingspatio‐temporaltrajectories,paths,and/ornetworkdata•Knowledgerepresentationandsemanticsinspatialdataminingandvisualization•Applicationsofexistingornewmethodstosocialand/orphysicalsciencedata•Applicationsofexistingornewmethodstosupportdecision‐makingandplanning•Analysisofnewtypesofgeographicdata(e.g.simulationdata,activitydata,sensordata,mobiledata,text‐basedinformation,etc.)

3463SpatialDataMiningandExploratoryDataAnalysis(2)Date/Time:Friday,4/16/10,from12:40PM‐

2:20PMinCouncil,OmniShorehamSponsorship(s):


CartographySpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):DianshengGuo‐UNIVERSITYOFSOUTH

CAROLINAJeremyMennis‐TempleUniversityDepartmentOfGeographyandUrbanStudies

Chair(s):JeremyMennis‐TempleUniversityDepartment

OfGeographyandUrbanStudies

Abstract(s):12:40PMAuthor(s):*PeterA.Rogerson‐UNIVERSITYATBUFFALO.AbstractTitle:

OptimalGeographicScalesforLocalSpatialStatistics1:00PMAuthor(s):*MelissaRura‐University

ofTexasAtDallas.AbstractTitle:K‐colorjoincountforcategoricalmapcomparison1:20PMAuthor(s):*JamisonF.Conley‐West

VirginiaUniversity.AbstractTitle:AssessingtheAbilitytoDetectClusterShapesUnderDataSampling:HowMuchAccuracyIsLost?

1:40PMAuthor(s):*DianshengGuo‐UNIVERSITYOFSOUTHCAROLINA.AbstractTitle:ANonparametricApproachtoDetectLocal

MultivariateRelationships2:00PMDiscussant:HarveyJ.Miller‐UniversityofUtah

SessionDescription:[seedescriptionfor3263(above)]

3563SpatialDataMiningandExploratoryDataAnalysis(3)Date/Time:Friday,4/16/10,from2:40PM‐4:20PMinCouncil,OmniShoreham

Sponsorship(s):GeographicInformationScienceandSystems

SpecialtyGroupSpatialAnalysisandModelingSpecialtyGroupCartographySpecialtyGroup

Organizer(s):DianshengGuo‐UNIVERSITYOFSOUTHCAROLINA

HarveyJ.Miller‐UniversityofUtah

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Chair(s):JeremyMennis‐TempleUniversityDepartment

OfGeographyandUrbanStudiesAbstract(s):

2:40PMAuthor(s):*LanMu‐UniversityofGeorgia.AbstractTitle:AnExploratorySpatialAnalysisofCyber‐BehaviorofDisease

3:00PMAuthor(s):*MonaKashiha‐DepartmentofGeographyandEarthSciences,UNCCharlotte,Jean‐ClaudeThill‐Department

ofGeographyandEarthSciences,UNCCharlotte.AbstractTitle:InformationExtractionfromaLargeUnstructuredAddressDatabase

forGeocodingPurposes3:20PMAuthor(s):*TimEdgar‐UniversityofUtah,IkuhoYamada‐UniversityofUtah

AbstractTitle:Comparisonoftop‐downandbottom‐upapproachestodetectsignificantchangesinmultipletimeseriesdata

3:40PMAuthor(s):*ZhenyuLu‐ZLJunghoIm–IMJ.AbstractTitle:Object‐based

ChangeDetectionUsingDisparateRemoteSensingDataSources4:00PMAuthor(s):*DanaBauer‐Avencia

Incorporated,JeremyMennis‐TempleUniversity.AbstractTitle:AGeographically‐WeightedRegressionAnalysisofGreenSpace

andSocioeconomicCharacterintheDelawareValley

4133TerritoryandCartography:Politics,History,TechniquesI

Date/Time:Saturday,4/17/10,from8:00AM‐9:40AMinMcKinley,MarriottMezzanineLevel


PoliticalGeographySpecialtyGroupHistoricalGeographySpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):

JeremyCrampton‐GeorgiaStateUniversityStuartElden‐UniversityofDurhamChair(s):

MatthewFarish‐UniversityofTorontoAbstract(s):

8:00AMAuthor(s):*JeremyCrampton‐GeorgiaStateUniversity,*StuartElden‐UniversityofDurham.AbstractTitle:Territory

andCartography:SettingtheAgenda8:20AMAuthor(s):*NishaShah‐WatsonInstitute,BrownUniversity/CsGG,LSE.Abstract

Title:Metaphors,manandmaps:thecartographicproductionof'territory'asa

normativeprinciple8:40AMAuthor(s):*JouniHäkli‐UniversityofTampere.AbstractTitle:Archivingterritory,

mappingpolitics9:00AMAuthor(s):*MarkMonmonier‐SyracuseUniversity.AbstractTitle:

AeronauticalChartingandtheProduction,Reproduction,andRegulationofAirspacebytheUnitedStates

9:20AMAuthor(s):*RichardC.Powell‐UniversityofLiverpool.AbstractTitle:Whatissubmarineterritory?Extendingthesovereign

rightsoftheDanishkingdomSessionDescription:TerritoryandCartography:Politics,History,TechniquesTherelationbetweencartographyandterritoryseemswell‐known.Stateterritoriesareoneofthekeyobjectsofcartographicwork,bothin

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termsoftheirdepictionongeopoliticalmapsandintermsofthestateagenciesthatproducemapsoftheirterritory.Herewewanttoreversethequestion:towhatextentiscartographyproductiveofterritory?Ifterritorycanbeunderstoodasapoliticaltechnology,comprisingarangeoftechniquesforthemeasurementoflandandthecontrolofterrain,thencartography,alongsidelandsurveyingandthemilitary,isoneofthosetechniques;partofwhatmightbeconceivedofasstateterritorialstrategies.Thesethreesessionsaimtobringtogetherpapersanalysingmapspoliticallyintermsoftheirrelationtothestateanditsterritory,drawingonarangeofhistoricalandgeographicalcontexts.Theprinciplequestionis:ifweknowthatthemapisnottheterritory,towhatextentisitstillproductiveofit?Thisfirstsessionisintroducedbytheorganisers,thenmovestosomeconceptualpapersbeforefinallyconsideringwaysthatterritoryisvolumetric.

4233TerritoryandCartography:Politics,History,TechniquesIIDate/Time:Saturday,4/17/10,from10:00AM

‐11:40AMinMcKinley,MarriottMezzanineLevel

Sponsorship(s):CartographySpecialtyGroupHistoricalGeographySpecialtyGroup

PoliticalGeographySpecialtyGroupOrganizer(s):JeremyCrampton‐GeorgiaStateUniversity

StuartElden‐UniversityofDurhamChair(s):JeremyCrampton‐GeorgiaStateUniversity

Abstract(s):

10:00AMAuthor(s):*ScottKirsch‐UniversityofNorthCarolina.AbstractTitle:TheInventionofTerritory

10:20AMAuthor(s):*JohnHessler,FellowRoyalGeographicalSociety‐LibraryofCongress,GeographyandMapDivision.

AbstractTitle:EconomicFoundationsofRomanCartography:BoundedRationality,Territory,andEpigraphy,100BC‐300AD

10:40AMAuthor(s):*MichaelHeffernan‐UniversityofNottingham.AbstractTitle:MapsandtheCity:Parisandthe18thCentury

CartographicImagination11:00AMAuthor(s):*CatherineDunlop‐YaleUniversity.AbstractTitle:Borderland

CartographyfromBelow:TheRoleofCivilSocietyinMappingAlsace‐Lorraine,1860‐191811:20AMAuthor(s):*NessaCronin,Dr‐

NationalUniversityofIreland,Galway.AbstractTitle:TheJurisdictionoftheMap:

OfficialandunofficialproductionsofimperialspaceintheOrdnanceSurveyofIreland,1824‐46

SessionDescription:TerritoryandCartography:Politics,History,TechniquesTherelationbetweencartographyandterritoryseemswell‐known.Stateterritoriesareoneofthekeyobjectsofcartographicwork,bothintermsoftheirdepictionongeopoliticalmapsandintermsofthestateagenciesthatproducemapsoftheirterritory.Herewewanttoreversethequestion:towhatextentiscartographyproductiveofterritory?Ifterritorycanbeunderstoodasapoliticaltechnology,comprisingarangeoftechniquesforthemeasurementoflandandthecontrolofterrain,thencartography,alongsidelandsurveyingandthemilitary,isoneofthosetechniques;partofwhatmightbeconceivedofasstateterritorialstrategies.

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Thesethreesessionsaimtobringtogetherpapersanalysingmapspoliticallyintermsoftheirrelationtothestateanditsterritory,drawingonarangeofhistoricalandgeographicalcontexts.Theprinciplequestionis:ifweknowthatthemapisnottheterritory,towhatextentisitstillproductiveofit?Thissecondsessiondealswithhistoricalissuesofterritory.

4433TerritoryandCartography:Politics,History,TechniquesIII

Date/Time:Saturday,4/17/10,from12:40PM‐2:20PMinMcKinley,MarriottMezzanineLevel

Sponsorship(s):

CartographySpecialtyGroupPoliticalGeographySpecialtyGroupHistoricalGeographySpecialtyGroup

Organizer(s):JeremyCrampton‐GeorgiaStateUniversity

StuartElden‐UniversityofDurhamChair(s):

StuartElden‐UniversityofDurhamAbstract(s):

12:40PMAuthor(s):*MartinPratt‐InternationalBoundariesResearchUnit,DepartmentofGeography,DurhamUniversity,

UK.AbstractTitle:UnreliableWitnesses?MapsasEvidenceinBoundaryandSovereigntyDisputes

1:00PMAuthor(s):*HelgaTawil‐Souri,Ph.D.‐NewYorkUniversity.AbstractTitle:Virtually

MappingPalestinianDis‐/Re‐Appearances1:20PMAuthor(s):*MonaDomosh‐

DartmouthCollege.AbstractTitle:CorporatecartographiesandthemakingofanAmericanempire

1:40PMAuthor(s):*ElenaDell'Agnese‐UniversitàDiMilano‐Bicocca.AbstractTitle:"ManifestCartography":USterritorial

expansion,textbooksandthelogo‐mappingoftheWesternhemisphereSessionDescription:Therelationbetweencartographyandterritoryseemswell‐known.Stateterritoriesareoneofthekeyobjectsofcartographicwork,bothintermsoftheirdepictionongeopoliticalmapsandintermsofthestateagenciesthatproducemapsoftheirterritory.Herewewanttoreversethequestion:towhatextentiscartographyproductiveofterritory?Ifterritorycanbeunderstoodasapoliticaltechnology,comprisingarangeoftechniquesforthemeasurementoflandandthecontrolofterrain,thencartography,alongsidelandsurveyingandthemilitary,isoneofthosetechniques;partofwhatmightbeconceivedofasstateterritorialstrategies.Thesethreesessionsaimtobringtogetherpapersanalysingmapspoliticallyintermsoftheirrelationtothestateanditsterritory,drawingonarangeofhistoricalandgeographicalcontexts.Theprinciplequestionis:ifweknowthatthemapisnottheterritory,towhatextentisitstillproductiveofit?Thisthirdsessionincludespapersthatconsiderthepoliticsofterritoryandcartography.

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CSGMaster’sThesisGrantsCSG Master's Thesis Research Grants – dueJune15,2010Applications for CSG Master's ThesisResearch Grants are due by June 15.Masters students enrolled full time are invitedto apply for the CSGMaster's Thesis ResearchGrants. These grants are intended to promotescholarly research in cartography by studentsenrolled in Geography or a related degreeprogram.Grantsareavailableuptoamaximumof $500 andmay be used for items necessaryand relevant to research, such as travel,materials,equipment,andhumansubject fees.DeadlinesforapplicationareMarch15,June15,and November 1 of each year.Formoreinformationandtheapplicationform,please visit the CSG webpage. You can alsoaccess that page from the Awards andCompetitionssectionofthemainCSGWebsite,Winners fromthepastyearwillbehonoredatthe CSG business meeting during the AAGAnnual Meeting. For more information,contact Rhonda Glennon, CSG Non‐AdademicDirector:[email protected]

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CSG Board of Directors Chair (2009-2010)

David K. Patton Department of Geography Central Michigan University Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859 [email protected]

Vice Chair (2009-2010)

Ola Ahlqvist

Department of Geography Ohio State University 10498 Derby Hall 154 N. Oval Mall Columbus, OH 43210 [email protected]

Secretary/Treasurer (2008-2010)

Robert Edsall Department of Geography 414 Social Sciences Building University of Minnesota 267 19th Ave. S Minneapolis, MN 55455 [email protected]

Academic Director (2008-2010)

Jeremy Mennis Department of Geography and Urban Studies Temple University Philadelphia, PA 19122 [email protected]

Academic Director (2007-2009) Sarah Battersby Department of Geography Callcott, Room 325 Columbia, SC 29208 [email protected] Non-Academic Director (2008-2010) Rhonda Glennon ESRI, Inc 380 New York Street Redlands, CA 92373 [email protected] Student Director (2009-2010) Carolyn Fish Department of Geography Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48824-1117 [email protected]

Past Chair (2009-2010) Dawn Youngblood, PhD Curator, Edwin J. Foscue Map Library Southern Methodist University [email protected] Newsletter Editor Matt Rice Dept. of Geography & Geoinformation Science George Mason University 4400 University Dr., MS6A2 Fairfax, VA 22030 [email protected]

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