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Interested students are encouraged to explore the information on these web pages and to contact the Graduate Coordinator or the Undergraduate Coordinator for additional information. UConn Geography also offers a graduate level GIS Certificate . This program can be completed completely online or in a blended format, where students take courses online and in a traditional classroom setting. Beginning fall 2019 semester, UConn Geography will offer a new major in Geographic Information Science. Notable Geography News Prof DasGupta to deliver keynote lecture for the Global Citizen Forum Posted on February 17, 2020 Sustainability & Emerging Transportation Tech Conference – call for papers Posted on January 30, 2020 Ruiting Zhai and Adelina Mkami both defend dissertation Posted on January 24, 2020 Prof. Cooke: Why Amercians are staying put instead of moving. Posted on December 10, 2019 Xueke Li successfully defends dissertation Posted on November 22, 2019 More Geography News Upcoming Events 2/21 Geography Colloquium - Zhuojie Huang × Geography Colloquium - Zhuojie Huang Friday, February 21st, 2020 12:20 PM - 01:15 PM Storrs Campus AUST 434 Optimizing cross-border logistics for ecommerce. ABSTRACT: Cross-border ecommerce has expanded at an exceptional rate. It is projected that global shipping volume will reach 100 billion by 2020. Nowadays, millions of customized, small, individual packed parcels flow through a complicated logistic supply chain involving local, ground and air carriers from their original countries to the consumers in another destination country. Accomplished by the physical flow, billions of data points for these parcels move across countries digitally. This research review the end to end physical and digital cross-border logistics supply chain, and identify several data science use cases for parcel flow prediction, demand forecasting, network optimization and simulation. It also discussed the next generation of spatial data science tech stack and platform for global logistics supply chain optimization. BIO: Dr. Zhuojie Huang is a distinguished engineer of data science in Pitney Bowes. He is an accomplished geospatial data science leader with 7 years of experience in data science and advanced analytics with great business acumen. He built 2 analytic-driven products from scratch with both reaching $100M annual revenue in 2019. He grew and coached a data science team focus on supply chain with expertise in machine learning, deep learning, optimization and simulation. He led capstone projects in machine learning and optimization in collaboration with Cornell University and Worcester Polytechnic University. He is a subject matter expert in supply chain optimization, geospatial data science and demographic analysis. He published 25 academic papers in the discipline of geography, network science, epidemiology, public health, remote sensing, computer science and database. Contact Information: Debanuj DasGupta [debanuj.dasgupta@uconn.edu] More 2/27 Frontiers in HIstorical GIS, the Geohumanities, and Narrative Visualization × Frontiers in HIstorical GIS, the Geohumanities, and Narrative Visualization Thursday, February 27th, 2020 09:00 AM - 04:30 PM Storrs Campus Student Union and Babbidge Library Frontiers in Historical GIS, the Geohumanities, and Narrative Visualization An Interdisciplinary Connections Symposium sponsored by the UConn College of Liberal Arts and Sciences in collaboration with Urban and Community Studies, History, Geography, and American Studies Thursday, 27 February 2020 Location: Student Union Building 304B, Storrs 9:00am - Welcome and Introductions 9:30am-11:30am - Presentations and roundtable discussion Anne Kelly Knowles, Professor of History, University of Maine, Historical GIS & Beyond: GeoVisualiation for the Humanities Spatial storytelling and deep mapping are generating much interest in the Humanities as scholars and students discover new methods for representing people in place. At the same time, humanists’ critiques of the limitations of Cartesian cartography demand solutions. This lecture will argue that points, lines, and polygons (aptly called “cartographic primitives”) are immensely useful for certain kinds of spatial analysis, but that they are also deeply problematic for analyzing and representing human experience. The extreme experiences of Holocaust victims challenged my research team to find new ways to visualize people and places, mobility and awareness, as phenomena in their own right and in relation to Nazi policies and actions. I will particularly focus on two of our ongoing experiments: inductive visualization and topological mapping. LaDale Winling, Professor of History, Virginia Tech, Finding the Humanity in the Digital Humanities. As digital technologies and data resources become increasingly sophisticated, digital humanities and historical GIS scholars hold both the promise and the peril of demonstrating the humanity in their projects. Winling will discuss his work on redlining and political elections in Mapping Inequality, Electing the House of Representatives, and the Chicago Elections Project and the challenges of incorporating and enabling narrative, of making argument, and of finding and representing individuals in a sea of data. 11:45sm to 12:45pm - Lunchtime roundtable discussion. All welcome to participate. Lunch provided. Please RSVP (https://urban.uconn.edu/2020/01/29/gis-symposium-rsvp/) by February 19th or contact maria.winnick@uconn.edu. 1:00pm to 2:30pm - Race, Ethnicity and Community Succession in Post-War Hartford: Using Historical GIS to Explore the Racial Dynamics of Neighborhood Change Professor Fiona Vernal, UConn History Department, Homer Babbidge Library, Visualization Studio, Room 1101 2:30pm - Coffee and Snack Break. All welcome. 3:00pm to 4:30pm - Frontiers in Historical GIS, the Geohumanities, and Narrative Visualization A panel discussion with Anne Kelly Knowles, LaDale Winling, Fiona Vernal, Ken Foote (UConn Geography and Urban and Community Studies), Mark Healey (UConn History and el Instituto), Peter Chen (UConn Geography) and Chris Vials (UConn English and American Studies) Contact Information: Maria.Winnick@uconn.edu More 2/28 Geosciences Seminar Series: Jason Smerdon (Columbia University) × Geosciences Seminar Series: Jason Smerdon (Columbia University...