Geospatial Analysis: Multidisciplinary Applications
A virtual conference showcasing final student e-projects in the course Introduction to GIS and Remote Sensing, Vanderbilt University
Climate change is one of the greatest threats the world faces in the 21st century. Scientists have collectively agreed that this is a consequence of exponential anthropogenic, or “human caused,”
Continue readingAssessing Carbon Intensity of the U.S. Electricity Grid
Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) infestation is a widespread problem in North America that has plagued ash tree populations since the beetle’s introduction into the continent in the early 2000s. The
Continue readingEmerald Ash Borer Infestation in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Isotopes have become an increasingly important tool in bioarchaeology, allowing anthropologists to reconstruct diet and origin for archaeological remains. Given the recognized importance of strontium isotopes in geolocation, mapped models
Continue readingEmploying Kriging for Strontium Isoscape Creation in the Maya Region
The United States’ intervention in foreign affairs has been a source of contention since its founding. Among those hotly debated interventions is the nearly nine-year Iraq war in which an
Continue readingAnalysis of Deaths in the Iraq War Over Time and Its Application