- Plenary 1. Ethics in Mapping: Inclusion
- Plenary 2. Ethics in Mapping: Integrity
- Plenary 3. Ethics in Mapping: Empathy
- Session 1. Inclusion in Cartography and GIScience
- Session 2. Geotracking and Social Networks
- Session 3. Machine Learning and GeoAI in Cartography
- Session 4. Power of Maps for Equity and Social Justice 1
- Session 5. Uncertainty in Geospatial Data
- Session 6. Power of Maps for Equity and Social Justice 2
- Session 7. Empathy and Integrity in Cartography and GIScience
- Session 8. Diversity, Ethics, and Equality
- Session 9. Use and Misuse of Geographic Information in Social Media
- Session 10. Special Session in Memory of Lynn Usery
- Session 11. Spatialization and Modeling
- Session 12. Student Success in Empowering Social Goods with Cartography & GIScience (Panel Session)
Plenary 1. Ethics in Mapping: Inclusion
Keynote
Christine Luckasavitch
Panelists
D.R. Fraser Taylor
Vanessa Knoppke-Wetzel
Reginald Archer
Plenary 2. Ethics in Mapping: Integrity
Keynote
Liqui Meng
Panelists
Nadine Alameh
David A. Padgett
Bo Zhou
Plenary 3. Ethics in Mapping: Empathy
Keynote
Trisalyn Nelson
Panelists
Sam Stehle
Clinton Johnson
Mathew Hauer
Session 1. Inclusion in Cartography and GIScience
Moderator: Barry Kronenfeld
Cartographic Aspects of Animated Epidemiological Dashboards: A Human Subjects Experiment
Kwang-il Yoo and Barry Kronenfeld
Mapping the Unequal Risk of Police Violence: A Critical Response to Predictive Policing
Elisabeth Sedano and Christopher Hayner
Subjective and Objective Evaluation of Data Quality Visualization Methods on Navigational Charts
Christos Kastrisios and Colin Ware
Thematic Tactile Maps for Blind and Visually-Impaired People: A Conceptual Cartographic Framework for Map Creation using Open-Source Data and LCD Printing Technology
Yi-Rong Chen and Stephan van Gasselt
Session 2. Geotracking and Social Networks
Moderator: Marguerite Madden
A Geospatial Analysis of Animal Movement: Why did the elephant cross the Zambezi?
Molly Azami, Marguerite Madden, Ferrell Osborn, Andrea Presotto, Will Langbauer, Malvern Karidozo
Multi-Granular Geovisualizations of Public Perceptions of COVID-19 through the Lens of Twitter
Binbin Lin, Lei Zou, Mingzheng Yang and Bing Zhou
Quantifying the impacts of social infrastructure on human networks
Yalin Yang, Yanan Wu and May Yuan
Examining Journey to Overdose Using Spatial Social Network Analysis
Amir Masoud Forati, Rina Ghose and John Mantsch
Session 3. Machine Learning and GeoAI in Cartography
Moderator: Angela Yao
Neural Networks for Generalized Relief Shading, Contour Lines and Coastlines
Bernhard Jenny, Dilpreet Singh, Bridget Walker, Tom Patterson, Magnus Heitzler, Marianna Farmakis-Serebryakova, Lorenz Hurni and Timofey Samsonov
Modeling the spatiotemporally dynamic transmissibility of Covid-19 with machine learning
Hao Yang and Angela Yao
May AI Help You? Automatic Settlement Selection for Small-Scale Maps Using Selected Machine Learning Models
Izabela Karsznia, Robert Weibel and Stefan Leyk
A Review and Synthesis of Recent GeoAI Research for Cartography: Methods, Applications, and Ethics
Yuhao Kang, Song Gao and Robert Roth
Session 4. Power of Maps for Equity and Social Justice 1
Moderator: Sarah Battersby
Overlooked Voices under Strict Lockdown: Mapping Humanitarian Needs in 2022 Shanghai COVID-19 Outbreak
Bing Zhou, Lei Zou, Mingzheng Yang, Binbin Lin and Debayan Mandal
MixMap: Exploring User-Driven Semantic Similarity of Places
Grant McKenzie, Sarah Battersby and Vidya Setlur
The unequal impact of COVID-19: An analysis of mobility behaviors of socially vulnerable populations
Hoeyun Kwon and Caglar Koylu
Spatiotemporal Flood Exposure Changes in the CONUS from 2001 – 2016
Jinwen Xu and Yi Qiang
Session 5. Uncertainty in Geospatial Data
Moderator: Alex Sorokine
Mapping Spatial and Temporal Variability in Mobility Patterns in California During 2020-2022
Evgeny Noi, Alexander Rudolph and Somayeh Dodge
Forest Composition Assessment from High-Resolution Remotely Sensed Imagery
Abishek Poudel and Eddie Bevilacqua
Spatial Data In the Age of COVID-19. Lessons learned in managing, serving, and teaching with public health data
Stacy Curry-Johnson, Natalie Robbins and Wernke Steven
Enhancing and Validating GeoNames Data with Digital Nautical Charts Data: A Case Study in the Papping of Freeform Map Label
Dakotah Maguire, Jason Kaufman, Alexandre Sorokine and Robert Stewart
Session 6. Power of Maps for Equity and Social Justice (2)
Moderator: Tom Pingel
Understanding perception of different urban thermal model visualizations
Gunjan Barua, Thomas J. Pingel and Theodore C. Lim
Towards Humanitarian GIScience: Myriad Maps in an Applied Forensic Humanitarian Context
Molly Miranker and Alberto Giordano
Interactive Web Mapping for Multi-Criteria Assessment of Redistricting Plans
Jacob Kruse, Song Gao, Yuhan Ji and Kenneth Mayer
Session 7. Empathy and Integrity in Cartography and GIScience
Moderator: Aileen Buckley
Mapping the Historical Landscapes of the Underground Railroad
Jeremy Mennis
Visual Storytelling with Maps: Update and Outlook from an Empirical Study
Zihan Song, Robert Roth, Lily Houtman, Tim Prestby, Alicia Iverson and Song Gao
Developing synthetic individual-level population datasets: The case of contextualizing maps of privacy-preserving census data
Yue Lin and Ningchuan Xiao
Session 8. Diversity, Ethics, and Equality
Moderator: Rex Cammack
On Cognitive Justice and Trans-Ontological Approaches for Ecosystem Services and Earth Observation (Eo) Ecosystem Accounting
Christy Caudill, Fraser Taylor, Peter Pulsifer and Gordon Osinski
Can There Be a Spatial Data Science Ethics?
David DiBiase and Anthony Robinson
Learning Proper and Ethical Data Classification for Thematic Maps
Rex Cammack
Analyze emergency-vehicle dispatches in Dallas, Texas, USA
Yanan Wu, Yalin Yang and May Yuan
Session 9. Use and Misuse of Geographic Information in Social Media
Moderator: Dan Cole
Uncertainties in Geolocating Social Media Data for Disaster Research
Debayan Mandal, Lei Zou, Heng Cai, Binbin Lin, Bing Zhou, Joynal Abedin and Mingzheng Yang
Empowering Disaster Response with Social Media and GeoAI: Opportunities and Challenges
Lei Zou, Bing Zhou, Binbin Lin, Debayan Mandal, Heng Cai, Mingzheng Yang and Joynal Abedin
Ethical Analysis of Geosocial Data to Balance Social and Individual Interests
Dirk Burghardt and Alexander Dunkel
A Web-Based Geographic Framework to Detect and Visualize Space-Time Clusters of Covid-19
Yu Lan and Eric Delmelle
Session 10. Special Session in Memory of Lynn Usery
Moderator: Gaurav Sinha
Opening sharing
Samantha Arundell
Comparing Line Feature Morphology with Scale Specific Sinuosity Distributions: A Modified Earth Mover’s Distance
Barry Kronenfeld, Barbara Buttenfield, Ethan Shavers and Larry Stanislawski
Cognition and Perception of Map Projections: A Review
Fritz Kessler and Sarah Battersby
Evaluating methods for automated mapping of apexes of non-linear eminences
Genevieve Joly, Gaurav Sinha and Wael Hassan
Session 11. Spatialization and Modeling
Moderator: Samantha Arundel
CroScalar: A Muti-Scale Modeling Framework for Spatio-Temporal Data
Yi Qiang and Barbara Buttenfield
Lowering the bar for lidar point cloud exploration and use in mapping
Ethan Shavers and Lawrence Stanislawski
Towards a Geomorphologically-Plausible Spatialization of Graph Data
Antoni Moore
Session 12. Student Success in Empowering Social Goods with Cartography and GIScience (Panel Session)
Moderator: Lei Zou
Panelists
Ensheng Dong
Bing Zhou
Hoeyun Kwon
Posters
Moderator: Amy Rock
Landslide identification in Hong Kong using generative adversarial networks based on inventory data
Xiaoyi Wu and Anran Zheng
Hungarian Gazetteer of Maghrebian place names
Alasli Malak
Geo-Spatial Determinants of High Homelessness
Hafsa Aasi
Toward Human-Machine Interaction: An Interactivity Analysis of the Existing COVID-19 Dashboards
Mohsen Ahmadkhani, David Haynes II and Joe Numainville
Creating the Mosaic Atlas
Judith Heher, Kerry Rohrmeier and Jan English-Lueck
