Human Geography
Unlocking the Cultural Digital Footprint from Natural Language at Scale
The growth of social media yields an unprecedented ability for a populous to passively report cultural data
The Built History of the U.S.
New York Times special section maps every built structure in the U.S.
Applying Geospatial Data to Humanitarian Missions
Linking the World CEO Mina Chang shares how data science and visualization could potentially benefit NGOs worldwide
The Importance of Diversity in Cartography
Exploring the meaningful influence of female and minority mapmakers
Improving GEOINT Access for Health and Humanitarian Work in the Global South
Case studies on resource inequity with respect to GEOINT in the Global South
Rediscovering Afghanistan
Using satellite imagery to uncover Afghanistan’s lost settlements
Geographer of the U.S. Speaks at GEOINTeraction Tuesday
Dr. Lee Schwartz, geographer of the United States, discussed geopolitical boundaries, participatory mapping, human geography, and more
Modeling the Planet’s Future
Arizona State University professors pair human factors with Earth science models
New Book Examines 100 Moments in Earth’s History
Geography is revolutionary and more important now than ever before, according to geographer Joseph Kerski
Crowdsourcing & HUMINT
Exploring the benefits and limitations of crowdsourcing HUMINT
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