While feral cats tend to cluster in cities, due to high resource abundance, they spread out more in places with little human resources and t...

In the 1854, London had a cholera outbreak which Dr. John Snow stated was transmitted through drinking water. What Dr. Snow did then, was ma...

Landscape approaches and geospatial tools are increasingly being used in Middle Eastern archeology.  These approaches are particularly va...

With the threats that feral cats impose on wildlife, including being opportunistic predators, competing with native predators, and often car...

Feral cats present a significant threat to wildlife. Not only have they successfully adapted to nearly as many environments as humans, but t...

Law enforcement currently has a strong crime mapping function where police analysts map out general crime patterns to predict where crimes m...

In “Topography-based Analysis of Hurricane Katrina Inundation of New Orleans” by Dean Gesch, he discusses how geospatial data was used dir...

When dealing with an emergency situation, quick EMS response is critical. Ambulance delay is positively correlated with increased ratios...

Twice the size of Texas, the Great Pacific Garbage Patch stretches hundreds of miles across the northern portion of the Pacific Ocean and se...

A sinkhole is an alarming yet fascinating feature of mother nature that many do not pay any attention to when considering locations of livin...