A Conceptual Agent-Based Model of Farming Households’ Vulnerability to Winter...
Vulnerability assessments are implemented to identify regions and groups at risk and factors that need to be addressed to reduce vulnerability. Existing assessments have allowed multidimensional...
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Moscow, Russia is the largest city in Europe with over 12.6 million residents. The remarkable fact is that it is also a biologically diverse ecosystem with a few dozen specially protected natural...
View ArticleTriple Threat Gateway? Respiratory Health, Demographics and Land Use in Metro...
This paper examines a triple threat for residents of two counties in the St. Louis metropolitan area. Previous environmental justice research has focused on demographics and toxic facilities. This...
View ArticleA Comparison of Network Clustering Algorithms in Keyword Network Analysis: A...
The keyword network analysis has been used for summarizing research trends, and network clustering algorithms play important roles in identifying major research themes. In this paper, we performed a...
View ArticleA Neighborhood-level Perspective of Real Estate Determinants in Three U.S....
This study examines the relationships between commonly available socio-economic and environmental determinants of real estate (crime, quality of schools, racial/ethnic diversity, and built...
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This study compares chloride concentrations and a series of corrosiveness indexes to determine whether trends in statewide databases appropriately detect local conditions. Chloride concentrations in...
View ArticleExploring the Potential of Feature Selection Methods in the Classification of...
Mapping of vegetation at the species level using hyperspectral satellite data can be effective and accurate because of its high spectral and spatial resolutions that can detect detailed information of...
View ArticleGeographical Counterpoint to Choreographic Information based on Approaches in...
This study provides geographical counterpoint to existing knowledge of a dance piece through approaches from GIScience and visualization by focusing on spatio-temporal movement of dancers in a large...
View ArticleSpecial Thanks to Reviewers 2020
Sincere thanks are extended to the individuals who reviewed manuscripts for International Journal of Geospatial and Environmental Research during the period of 1 January to 31 December 2020.
View ArticleEvaluation of Spatio-Temporal Land Use and Land Cover Dynamics Using...
The dynamics of land use-land cover changes is one of the phenomena which interweave the socio-economic, political, and environmental issues in Ethiopia. This study investigated the land use-land...
View ArticleMeasuring Social Vulnerability in Transit Deserts of United States Metro Areas
This study was aimed at identifying areas in the US that need both transit improvements and anti-displacement protection. First, rather than focusing on transit-dependent populations, we developed a...
View ArticleGeospatial Clustering and Hotspot Detection of Covid-19 Incidence in 2020: A...
Emergence and spread of Covid-19 initiated diversified researches based on spatial analysis in visualization, exploration, and modelling of this infection. This short communication is an attempt to...
View ArticleTravel Time Patterns of Students with Special Needs to Special Education...
Education for all has been a global priority to ensure that all students have equal access to high-quality education regardless of disability or minority status. In Malaysia, the special education...
View ArticleA Comparative Study of Delineated Watersheds Using ASTER and SRTM in Johor,...
The availability of watershed delineation that has been generated from DEM data is difficult to obtain and the accessibility of DEM data which are unrestricted and precise are hard to obtain in...
View ArticleMapping for Indoor Walking Environment from Point Clouds by Using Mobile...
Walkability is one of the issues to be addressed in the planning of smart urban cities. Although, there is a substantial amount of studies on outdoor walking pedestrian, limited study has been done to...
View ArticlePerformance Assessment of GNSS Augmentation System Using Quasi-Zenith...
The Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS) is one of the GNSS technologies owned by the Japanese government, which orbits around East Asia, Asia Pacific, and Oceania. One of the advantages of the QZSS...
View ArticleGeological Lineament Assessment from Passive and Active Remote Sensing Imageries
Lineament is any extensive linear feature on the Earth’s surface that can be identified when there is a change in the topographical data. The advancement of technologies in remote sensing and...
View ArticleGeospatial Technology in Sustainable Cities and Communities: Introduction to...
This special issue aims to demonstrate how we could leverage geospatial technology for sustainable cities and communities. Contributions on a wide range of geospatial technologies (e.g., GIS, remote...
View ArticleMeasuring Spatio-Temporal Responses to Hurricane Matthew Employing TwitGis
This study explores spatio-temporal responses to Hurricane Matthew across the US states by analyzing Twitter data. This study finds that people in different states and periods respond differently to...
View ArticleThe Spatial Patterns of Pluvial Flood Risk, Blue-Green Infrastructure, and...
Flooding is a serious form of natural hazard in Alaska, USA. Two of Alaska’s biggest cities, Anchorage and Fairbanks, have experienced flooding of varying magnitude since the cities were first settled...
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