Ate Poorthius provides the first look at an extremely early version of the DOLLY project (Data on Local Life and You) under development at t...

The talk by Sasha Savelyev highlights his work on qualitative information (particularly text) visualization with specific attention to text ...

The talk by Kristen Grady is Mapping Emotion and Experience and explores the idea of using the geoweb as source material for efforts to map...

The talk by Jonathan Rush looks at using Twitter data to study Ohio State Bill 5 (which would restrict the collective bargaining rights of p...

In his talk, Matt Moehr discusses how the geoweb can provide a means of identifying neighborhoods (with all their associated benefits) that ...

Pam Dempsey outlines reasons why journalists are interested in the geoweb and gives a number of examples of using the geoweb to focus on hyp...

Alan McConchie's talk looks at the potential for activism on the geoweb and gives the history of a countermapping project designed aroun...

Taylor Shelton's talk, From Online Politics to User-Generated Political Geographies , explores how the geoweb is broadening the kinds of...

In his talk, Mapping the Digital Facets of Place , Derek Watkins presents a case study of geoweb representations in English and Spanish alon...

Monica Stephens' talk is titled Guns, Germans and Strip Clubs , and focuses on the gender bias within the geoweb and how it falls short ...

Matt Zook's talk comes from a book chapter entitled "Mapping zombies: a guide for digital pre-apocalyptic analysis and post-apocaly...

Matt Wilson's talk, Beyond Counting Sheep , is a wildly amusing review of how studies of actual sheep are conducted, which he then bring...