Category: Association of American Geographers

AAG sessions – Critical GIScience, GeoWeb and Citizen Science

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The Association of American Geographers conference is just around the corner – between 21 and 24 April, held in Chicago. I’ve already marked some sessions that I think worth noting (and was involved in the organisation of several sessions, too). Here is a list of interesting sessions, following suggestion to do so by David O’Sullivan and … Continue reading AAG sessions – Critical GIScience, GeoWeb and Citizen Science

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AAG 2015, Association of American Geographers, citizen science, Conference, critical GIS, critical GIScience, GIS, OpenStreetMap, OSM, Papers, participatory GIS, PPGIS, VGI

‘Nobody wants to do council estates’ – digital divide, spatial justice and outliers – AAG 2012

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At the 2012 Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, I presented during the session ‘Information Geographies: Online Power, Representation and Voice’, which was organised by Mark Graham (Oxford Internet Institute) and Matthew Zook (University of Kentucky). For an early morning session on a Saturday, the session was well attended – and the papers […]

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Association of American Geographers, Concepts, Conference, Digital divide, facebook, OpenStreetMap, Science and Technology, social media, VGI, Volunteered Geographic Information