FDC Activity – Fordham Digital Collaborative

rarmamentos added the event Lecture: "Geographic Information Systems, Reflectance Transformation Imaging, and the Prosopography of 13th-Century London" 5 years, 2 months ago
rarmamentos added the event Introduction to R 5 years, 2 months ago
rarmamentos added the event Introduction to Data Curation in the Humanities 5 years, 2 months ago
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mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Vulnerable Bodies: Relations of visibility in the speculative smart city, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Debra MackinnonUniversity of Calgary

sava saheli singhUniversity of Ottawa

From wearables, IoT sensors, apps, platforms and cameras, we “shed” various forms of data as we navigate our increasingly net […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, (Un)Privileging the Map: A Community Collaboration in Understanding Economic Security, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Fatima KoliColumbia University

Premilla NadasenBarnard College

Alisa RodBarnard College

The Mississippi Semester Project is a collaborative, critical GIS project bringing together members of Barnard […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Gourmet Gentrification: Mapping Elite Tastes Along New York's Consumption Frontier, 1990-2015, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Will Payne

University of California, Berkeley

Theorists of gentrification and other urban scholars have long considered the spread of upscale amenities like restaurants, cafes, and bars to be important […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Augmenting People’s Geographies of Seattle: Digital platforms as participatory methods, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Christian AndersonUniversity of Washington Bothell

Abraham AvnisanKent State University

Amir SheikhUniversity of Washington Bothell

This paper jumps off from a discussion of two overlapping place-based […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Mapping Critical Historical Geographies of Childhood, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Meghan CopeUniversity of Vermont

This paper takes on both an empirical query and a more philosophical question. First, I use the findings of my Mapping American Childhoods project to explore ways that poor and […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Mapping stories: Using GPS as an ethnographic approach to socio-spatial research with families displaced by war, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Bree AkessonWilfrid Laurier University

There is an unprecedented number of displaced persons in the world today. This number is still rising as solutions to stem armed conflict and its subsequent displacement […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Distributional Justice of NYC’s Urban Ecosystem Services: Analyzing the Mismatches in Supply and Demand, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Pablo Herreros CantisUrban Systems Lab, The New School

Timon McPhearsonUrban Systems Lab, The New School Cary Institute of Ecosystem StudiesStockholm Resilience Centre, Stockholm University

Cities are […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, A Tale of Two Cities: Sur Before and After, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Anna RebriiIndependent Researcher

Idil OnenIndependent Researcher

William ScarfoneGoldsmith University

While human rights violations committed by the Turkish state during and after the 2015-2016 […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Visualising Everyday Colonial Commemoration: Digitally Mapping Settler-Colonial Commemoration, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Bryan SmithJames Cook University

In this paper presentation, using the example of a small Australian city, I argue that the naming practices that give form to local cartographies serves to render colonial […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Mapping and placemaking to understand school segregation and integration, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Bryan MannUniversity of Alabama

Jaclyn DudekUniversity of Alabama

School and neighborhood segregation represent spatial circumstances. Yet, literature on school and neighborhood segregation tends to focus […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Towards a situated mapping: visualizing urban inequality between the god trick and strategic positivism, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Taylor SheltonMississippi State University

This paper asks, and seeks to answer, the question: what makes mapping critical? I argue that most examples of ‘doing’ critical mapping tend to fall into one of two […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Ethics and/of Uncertainty: Urban Computing's Synthetic People, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Dare BrawleyColumbia University

Gayatri KawlraColumbia University

Francis YuColumbia University

This paper takes up synthetic populations as a way to discuss the ethics of uncertainty in data-driven […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, How Flood Risk and Justice Combine in Costal Cities: A Mix-Method Approach for East Harlem (New York City), on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Veronica OlivottoMilano School of Policy, Management and the Environment Urban Systems Lab 2The New School

Pablo Herreros-CantisUrban Systems Lab 2The New School

For decades the Environmental Justice (EJ) […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Humanities Futures: Reflections on Digital Mapping for Democratizing the Production of Knowledge, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Kelley KreitzPace University

This paper draws on a mapping project, C19LatinoNYC.org, that I have been conducting with students in introductory Latinx literature courses, which involves plotting addresses […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Who’s map? Everyday actions of spatial data resistance, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Craig M. DaltonHofstra University

Jim ThatcherUniversity of Washington-Tacoma

Data is the lifeblood of mapping. Without it, even the most rhetorically powerful lacks substance. Recent counter-mapping by […]
mappinginjustice wrote a new post, Restoration of erased landscapes, Counter-mapping and memory Activism: The Case of Zochrot's Nakba Maps, on the site Mapping (In)Justice 5 years, 2 months ago

Orna VaadiaBen-Gurion University

This paper examines the ways in which civic organization uses counter-mapping and memory activism to restore the erased landscape and the silenced history, within transitional […]
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