Dear GIS&S community,
As AAG 2024 is approaching and we are enthusiastically assembling sessions for AAG 2024, the GISS BOD is happy to announce that we are delighted to sponsor any sessions organized by GISS members to advance GISS knowledge, technology, and applications.
If you need any help organizing and promoting your sessions, feel free to contact us anytime
(Communication Director: Yuhao Kang, yuhaokang@sc.edu).
We look forward to seeing you at Honolulu!
Best regards,
AAG-GIS&S BOD
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Dear GISS community,
I hope you are having a fantastic time at the AAG 2024 Annual Conference.
On behalf of the AAG Geographic Information Science and Systems (GISS) Specialty Group, I am very pleased to announce the winners of this year’s student honors paper competition:
Graduate Group
1st place ($700):
Han Wang, Peking University, GWRBoost: A geographically weighted gradient boosting method for explainable quantifications of spatially varying relationships
2nd place ($450):
Meiliu Wu, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Revealing Racial-Ethnic Segregation with Individual Experienced Segregation Indices Based on Social Media Data: A Case Study in Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim
Binbin Lin, Texas A&M University, Sensing the Pulse of the Pandemic: Demographic Disparities of Public Sentiment toward COVID-19 through Social Media
Honorable mentions ($200 each):
Rongxiang Su, University of California, Santa Barbara, ORTEGA: An open-source Python package for context-aware interaction analysis based on movement data
Wenxin Yang, Arizona State University, Uncertainties in the geographic representation of landscape connectivity metrics for area-based conservation
Xiangyu Ren, San Jose State University, Street crime prediction using a spatial-temporal cokriging method
Jinwen Xu, University of South Florida, Human Dynamics in Natural Hazards – Mining Business Visitation Data during 2021 Winter Storm Uri in Texas
Yu Lan, University of North Carolina-Charlotte, A Web-based Geographic Framework to Detect and Visualize Space-time Clusters of COVID-19
Devin Yongzhao Wu, University of Toronto-Mississauga, Micro-built environment and crime: An approach using street view images and machine learning methods
Undergraduate Group
1st place ($700):
Haoxuan Ge, University of Toronto-Mississauga, Spatial Non-Stationarity Effects of Unhealthy Food Environments and Green Spaces for Type-2 Diabetes in Toronto
2nd place ($450):
Stone Shi, University of California, Santa Barbara, Visualize Sustainable Land Use in the Tropical Maya Forest: Revitalizing the Old Tikal Map for New Geospatial Analyses
Congratulations to all student winners! Many thanks to the GISS BOD review committee and all participants for joining us today!
We are looking forward to next year’s student paper competition!
AAG-GISS BOD
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