CUGEO 2019

Cornell Geospatial Forum

Thursday, February 14, 2019

3:00pm to 5:00pm

Mann Library 102

Please join us for CUGEO, the third nearly-annual Cornell Geospatial Forum, a gathering of faculty, staff, students, and community members to discuss geospatial science and technology research, teaching, and extension at Cornell.

We held the first two CUGEO events in 2014 and 2015. Since then, several new faculty and many new students and researchers have arrived on campus, so we are long overdue for another event to bring together the geospatial community at Cornell. (We had scheduled an event in November 2018, but it had to be cancelled due to a snowstorm.)

This event will feature short 5-minute lightning talks from our community. This is a great opportunity to learn about others who are using geospatial tools, methods, and analyses in their own work. We all can learn something new from each other. We hope you will join us!

Lightning Talks

Behind the Scenes of eBird Status and Trends / Tom Auer
Understanding climate change impacts on large lakes using remote sensing / Peter McIntyre
UAV Use Around Campus / Mary Colomaio
Applications of GIS Methods to Public Health / Julia Finkelstein
Historical GIS: History Forge and The Military Tract / Robert Kibbee
Nuts to you! How walnut planting is changing southwest China's landscapes / John Zinda
NYBBLES - counting housing units based on Real Property data / Jan Vink
Feeding Our Future: Mapping Community Identified Needs and Opportunities in Tompkins County / Jeff Piestrak
The challenge of mapping precinct-level election data: 2016 New York State edition / Ingrid Yingge Shen, Zoë Wilkinson Saldaña, Eliza Bettinger
Open-source and Low-Cost Technology for Web Mapping / Chris Marx
Geospatial Extension Update / Susan Hoskins
GIS support services at Mann Library / Keith Jenkins
GIS in Higher Education with a focus on Cornell University / Diana Sinton