GIS II Reading Questions Preparation Schedule
Week 2 (Jan 18): Site/Suitability Analysis
Assessing the impact of airborne toxic release on
populations with special needs.
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Jack Holmberg
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Nadezhda
Gillett
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Nicholas LaRue
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Ty
Conley
GIS
versus the community: Siting power in southern
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Andy Freed
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Phil Morefield
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Keith Marcoe
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Vicky Teeters
Week 3 (Jan 25): Multi-criteria Decision Making
A GIS-based method for multi-objective evaluation of park vegetation.
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Christine Boschiero
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Harmony VanEaton
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Ryan Cody
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Joseph Hoopes
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Multi-criteria evaluation of safety and risks along transportation
corridors on the Hopi Reservation.
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Brian Biboux
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Mark DeVisser
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Erica McCormick
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Will Fellers
Week 4 (Feb 1): Dasymetric
mapping
Dasymetric Mapping Using Arc/Info.
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Andrew Banahenen
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Jenny McKay
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Marianne McClure
Dasymetric mapping and areal interpolation: implementation and evaluation.
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Asma Hmouda
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Elizabeth Amrine
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Jerome Lambert
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Steph
Gaspers
Journal Article Discussion: Mennis, J. 2002. Using GIS to Create and
Analyze Statistical Surfaces of Population and Risk for Environmental Justice
Analysis. Social Science Quarterly 83(1): 281-297. (Mennis_2002.pdf)
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Erica McCormick
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Todd Gilmore
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Ty Conley
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Elizabeth Amrine
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Eric Thornburgh
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Vicky Teeters
Week 5 (Feb 8): Hazard/Emergency Management
How GIS
and Mapping Technology Can Save Lives and Protect Property in Post-September
11th
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Eric Thornburgh
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Heather Hartunian
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Jeff Groth
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Joe Hayes
Defining area at risk and its effect in catastrophe loss estimation:
a dasymetric mapping approach.
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Kathleen Strope
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Sally Plunkett
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Linda Martin
Journal Article Discussion: Taylor, B., Skelley,
D., et al. 2005. Proximity
to pollution sources and risk of amphibian limb malformation. Environmental
Health Perspectives, 113 (11): 1497-1501. (Taylor_etal_2005.pdf)
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Phil Morefield
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Marianne McClure
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Nadezhda Gillett
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Keith Marcoe
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Jenny McKay
Week 6 (Feb 15): Spatial Pattern Analysis
Mapping
and visualizing the location HIV service providers: An exploratory spatial analysis
of
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Todd Gilmore
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Statia Cupit
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John Hall
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Robin Fladebo
Journal Article Discussion: Clevenger, A.P., Wierzchowski, J., Chruszcz, B.,
et al. 2002. GIS-generated,
expert-based models for identifying wildlife habitat linkages and planning
mitigation passages. CONSERVATION BIOLOGY 16 (2): 503-514.
(Clevenger_etal_2002.pdf)
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Barbara Van Ness
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Krisstina Wright
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Ryan Cody
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Harmony VanEaton
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Robin Fladebo
Week
7 (Feb 22): Statistical GIS Modeling
Evaluating the Effect of Proximity to Hog Farms on
Residential Property Values: A GIS-Based Hedonic Price Model Approach.
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Heather Kaplinger
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Jamie Ludwig
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Paul Rosenbloom
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Stephen Shane
Journal Article Discussion:
Song, Y. and Knaap, G. 2004. Measuring
the effects of mixed land uses on housing values. Regional
Science and Urban Economics 34: 663– 680. (SongKnaap_2004.pdf)
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Steph Gaspers
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Brian Biboux
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Jamie Ludwig
Week
8 (Mar 1): Agent-Based Modeling
Automata-based models of urban systems.
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Barbara Van Ness
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Kurt Hellman
Journal Article Discussion: Sanchez, T. W. 2004. Land use and growth impacts
from highway capacity increases. Journal of Urban Planning and Development 130
(2): 75-82. (Sanchez_2004.pdf)
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Heather Kaplinger
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Paul Rosenbloom
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Stephen Shane
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Jack Holmberg
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Linda Martin
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Andy Freed
Week
9 (Mar 8): Spatial Optimization
Location-allocation in GIS.
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Krisstina
Wright
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Journal Article Discussion: Church, R. L. et al. 2003. Constructing cell-based
habitat patches useful in conservation planning. Annals of the Association of
American Geographers, 93(4): 814-827. (Church_etal_2003.pdf)
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Nicholas LaRue
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Statia Cupit
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Will Fellers
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Kurt Hellman