Sentence examples for spatial sciences from inspiring English sources
These changes present challenges to spatial sciences.
H.L. acknowledges support from the NSF Office of Polar Programs and Geography and Spatial Sciences (Award No. 1255058).
This paper brings about a convergence of the spatial sciences within the scope of analysis of theoretical physics, offering a definition of urban sprawl applied in a novel context to assess urban sprawl.
Innovations in spatial sciences, combined with big data, raise the possibility of the insurance industry introducing innovative pricing strategies that induce private real estate owners and local governments to take efforts that together yield a more resilient real estate capital stock.
He pioneered cyberGIS and has led several multi-institution interdisciplinary projects to advance cyberGIS and related scientific problem solving in agriculture, bioenergy, emergency management, geography and spatial sciences, geosciences, and public health.
The workshop will be led by legendary filmmaker, entrepreneur and activist Ben Caldwell (Kaos Network, Los Angeles), UChicago film scholar Jacqueline Stewart Gray Centerr; Black Cinema House South Side Home Movie Projectt), Karl Baumann (designer/filmmaker, USC Media Arts), François Bar (professor of Communication and Spatial Sciences, USC) and janet e. dandridge (LA-based activist, artist).
Ecology is a spatial science.
Geography as spatial science sought to be nonideological, but for this reason it may have been all the more ideologically potent.
Quantitative landscape perception studies emerged in Anglophone geography in the 1960s and 1970s within the context of behavioral geography's critique of spatial science.
The research, published in the Journal of Spatial Science, analysed a series of locations of Banksy's artworks in London and Bristol and mapped them against "anchor points" such as the homes of people suspected of being Banksy to draw conclusions about possible identity.
Much of its de-stabilizing force within the discipline has revolved around antagonisms between it and other geographic approaches, especially spatial science, critical realism and Marxism, and humanistic geography.
