UBIQUE | American Geographical Society

6 Feb

Map of the Week: Tracking Marine Life

Map of the Week: Tracking Marine Life Marine life can often go overlooked in the eyes of an average person, and that person may rarely stop to think about the abundance of aquatic organisms that are living in the ocean....
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6 Feb

Geographical Review Article Preview: New-Build Development and the Gentrification of Oklahoma City’s Deep Deuce Neighborhood

Author Name: Dr. Adam A. Payne and Dr. Alyson L. Greiner Article Title, Issue and Volume: New-Build Development and the Gentrification of Oklahoma City’s Deep Deuce Neighborhood GR 109.1 What is the main purpose of your study? The main purpose of...
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5 Feb

Geographical Review: Making Memorial Publics: Media, Monuments, and The Politics of Commemoration Following Turkey’s July 2016 Coup Attempt

By: Timur Hammond Article Title, Issue and Volume: Making Memorial Publics: Media, Monuments, and The Politics of Commemoration Following Turkey’s July 2016 Coup Attempt What is the main purpose of your study? On July 15, 2016, a coup attempt took...
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30 Jan

Map of the Week: Where Dreary Weather Occurs in the U.S.

Most citizens in the United States have experienced dreary weather at least once in their lives. Whether that person lives in the hot and dry climate of the Southwest, or the cold and wet climate of the Northeast, instances of...
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23 Jan

Map of the Week: NJ Superfund Sites

Environmental neglect from previous generations continues to be a burden in the current day; across the country, certain pieces of land are no longer suitable to be inhabited or developed. These areas have been designated by the Environmental Protection Agency...
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23 Jan

Geographical Review Article Preview: Connecting the local and the global in post-secular urban settings

Author Name: Eoin O’Mahony Article Title, Issue and Volume: Connecting the local and the global in post-secular urban settings. GR 109.1 What is the main purpose of your study? This study seeks to provide more understanding of what is meant by the...
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16 Jan

Company Spotlight: Spatial Networks

Imagine this: working as a wildlife poaching guard in Kenya, entirely hidden from the outside world, having no access to Wifi whatsoever. How would you be able to connect to your colleagues and report what you see, in real-time? Research...
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16 Jan

Map of the Week: California Wildfires Over the Past 5 years

In 2018, California experienced the largest wildfires that it has ever seen in the state’s history. Depicted in this map, 2018 was the worst fire season that California has witnessed in a decade; over 244,890 acres of land burned...
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9 Jan

Geographical Review Article Preview: Challenges of Elephant Conservation: Insights from Oral Histories of Colonialism and Landscape in Tsavo, Kenya

Authors Name: Peter Ngugi Kamau and Andrew Sluyter. Article Title, Issue and Volume: Challenges of Elephant Conservation: Insights from Oral Histories of Colonialism and Landscape in Tsavo, Kenya. GR 108.4 What is the main purpose of your study? This study reveals how...
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9 Jan

Map of the Week: Equity Accessibility in Perth, Australia

These two maps outline the accessibility to equity in the Perth Metro Area in Australia. Perth, located in Western Australia, is known as one of the most isolated cities in the world and consists of a population of nearly two...
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