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Saturday, May 21, 2016
Improvements or Consequences
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According to Google, the term plasticity refers to being easily molded or shaped. When it comes to the brain and our every changing societ...
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Friday, May 20, 2016
Maps and Myths: John Snow and the Cholera Epidemic
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In this article, Brody et al. discuss the legend of John Snow and his use of the spot map to "predict" cholera and track its sprea...
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Mixed Land Use and Obesity
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The article covers the topic of whether or not there is a correlation with land use and obesity. To test this there was either a circle dra...
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Socioeconomic Impact on Obesity and Diabetes Among Mexican-Americans
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Socioeconomic standing was used in this study to compare the probability that Mexican-Americans in Brownsville, Texas would have poor health...
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Thursday, May 19, 2016
Geopolitics and the Antropocene: Five Propositions for Sound by Anja Kanngieser
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Kanngieser investigates sound beyond its physical characteristics, soaring through space at 299,792,458 meters per second. It has comp...
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GeoDesign
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In Dr.Lee’s article, he demonstrate a new area, GeoDesign. “This is one of the newest buzzwords circulating around the GIS community over th...
Chevron's use of GIS for Possible Drilling Sites
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In this journal, Laura Lang is doing a case study on how Chevron decides where to continue drilling for oil and gas in Nigeria. Chevron use...
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Urban Displacement in San Francisco
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The most noticeable effect of gentrification is the displacement of the working classes. This shift can take place in various forms, but o...
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Wednesday, May 18, 2016
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Summary of Tweet Me Your Talk by Nadine Shuurman In the rapidly-changing, ever-evolving technological world we live in, it's no wonde...
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USING VIEWSHED MODELS TO CALCULATE INTERCEPTED SOLAR RADIATION: APPLICATIONS IN ECOLOGY
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There are well documented ways of seeing how much sunlight hits the Earth’s surface. What is far more rare however is the ability to accur...
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