Geospatial Analysis: Multidisciplinary Applications
A virtual conference showcasing final student e-projects in the course Introduction to GIS and Remote Sensing, Vanderbilt University
Visualizing the Growth of Applied Behavior Analysis in Europe Nadia De Georgia Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), although it can be applied to any human behavior, is most commonly known as
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Spatial Analysis of Buried Treasure Distribution in America PDF link is here
This study integrates archaeological survey and geospatial modeling to predict the possible pre-Hispanic trade routes between the south region of Lake Atitlán and the Pacific Coast of Guatemala. … Continue readingAncient Trade Routes and Least Cost Path Analysis in the Maya Region
This project explores some of the possibilities presented by geographically weighted fixed effects regression, a natural combination of weighted regression and panel regression that has gone almost entirely unused in
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There are an estimated 8 billion trees currently growing in the state of Tennessee. Yet, the Tennessee Environmental Council seeks to plant more, largely due to the large amounts of
Continue readingAn Exploration of Land Available for Tree Planting in Clarksville, TN
As climate change exposes wildlife to increasing heat stress, one way many species will cope is by taking advantage of microclimate variation within their habitats. In tropical forest environments however,
Media is both reflective and prescriptive of the subjects Americans consider important. The game show Jeopardy! includes questions about numerous topics and serves as a bellwether for cultural relevance and
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The relationship between isotopic input and isotopic uptake in human tissues is mediated by a plethora of cultural and environmental factors, among them gender, political organization, social status, climate, ecological
Houston has widely been considered the ‘capital’ of women’s gymnastics in America since the renowned Karolyi coaching duo arrived in the early 1980s, bought their infamous training ranch, and began
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Apus, or sacred mountains simultaneously considered earthly spirits, local deities, and ancient ancestors, were one key component in the Andean conception of a vibrant and sacred natural landscape. Often existing