UBIQUE | American Geographical Society

28 Apr

Geographical Review Preview: Spatial networks in trade credit between geographically close industrial small and medium enterprises in an urban environment

By: Mariluz Maté-Sánchez-Val Article Title, Issue and Volume: Spatial networks in trade credit between geographically close industrial small and medium enterprises in an urban environment What is the main purpose of your study? The main aim of this study is...
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20 Apr

Map of the Week: Earth Day Events

By: Maya Garcia First celebrated in the United States in 1970, Earth Day is now recognized worldwide each year on April 22nd. The holiday was founded by Gaylord Nelson, a former senator from Wisconsin, after he witnessed the after-effects of...
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14 Apr

Geographical Review Preview: Global Choke Points May Link Sea Level And Human Settlement At The Last Glacial Maximum

By: Jerome E. Dobson, University of Kansas; Giorgio Spada and Gaia Galassi, University of Urbino “Carlo Bo.” What is the main purpose of your study? To investigate the transportation potential of the world’s global choke points at the Last...
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13 Apr

Company Spotlight: Gather

By Jessica Devous Gather is a non-profit organization in London, United Kingdom that collects and organizes geographical data on sanitation infrastructure in emerging cities. Launched in 2016, Gather is working to close the sanitation gap by standardizing geospatial data for...
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9 Apr

Map of the Week: NYC’s Street Trees

by Jake Rogers With spring upon us, the flowers are blooming and the trees are coming back to life in an explosion of lush greenery that makes us all feel a little warmer after a long, cold winter. This interactive...
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1 Apr

Map of the Week: Inside Asia

By Arden Benner Much of the world is on lock-down this week and will continue to be for the next several. With that in mind, allow this week’s Map of the Week to take you on a virtual field trip—no...
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31 Mar

Geographical Review Preview: Reading China’s self-definition of international politics from intergovernmental conferences

By: Yu Huang, Ning An and Yuejing GE Article Title, Issue and Volume: Reading China’s self-definition of international politics from intergovernmental conferences What is the main purpose of your study? The main purpose of this study is to discuss how...
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26 Mar

Map of the Week: European Borders Reinstated

By: Conor White The COVID-19 pandemic is creating headlines and breaking records all around the world on a daily basis. The virus which originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan, Hubei Province in December has completely changed people’s way...
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20 Mar

Geographical Review Preview: Working with Financial Data as a Critical Geographer

By: Amanda Kass Article Title, Issue and Volume: Working with Financial Data as a Critical Geographer What is the main purpose of your study? To demonstrate my methodological approach, which I refer to as “critical financial analysis.” Critical financial analysis blends...
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17 Mar

Map of the Week: Irish Ancestry in the US

Written by: Jake Rogers It is estimated that between 1820 and 1930 over 4.5 million Irish immigrants came to the United States, and between 1820 and 1860 this represented one-third of all immigrants entering the country. This means...
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