2007 Student Papers
The following papers were submitted as part of the first Annual Student Paper Competition.
1st Place:
Safaa Z. ALDwaik
Clark University
Department of International Development, Community, and Environment
Worcester, MA
2nd Place:
Tomáš Václavík
Department of International Development, Community and Environment Clark University Worcester, MA
Identifying Trends in Land Use/Land Cover Changes in the Olomouc Region, Czech Republic
3rd Place (tie):
Debarchana Ghosh
University of Minnesota Department of Geography
Minneapolis, MN
Seth E. Spielman
Department of Geography
SUNY-Buffalo
Buffalo, NY
Social Area Analysis, Data Mining, and GIS
Other Submissions:
- Brian Thayer
Developing a Community Information System to Assist Neighborhood Revitalization Efforts: Case Study of the Harambee Community Milwaukee, WI - Dawn M. Drake
Examining the Issue of Maldistribution of Physicians through GIS: A Case Study of Retina Specialists in the United States - David Stubbs
The Evolution of Lower Manhattan - Elzbieta Bialkowska-Jelinska
Improving the West Nile Virus Mosquito Surveillance Using GIS-Driven Mahalanobis Distance Statistics: A Case Study Shelby County Tennessee - Hossein Mohammadi
Spatial Data Integratability and Interoperability in the Context of SDI - Jianfeng Zhao
An Empirical Assessment of a Web-based PPGIS Prototype - Kimberly Robinson
Inflation and the Small Business: Fighting Inflation - Phyllis Thomas
The Influence of Collaboration on Social and Official Trust In Water Policy Decision Making - Peter Wares
Capital Health: Forecasting Demand Beyond Population Growth Of Mri / Ct / Ultrasound - Sylwia Dominika Feibelman
Exploratory Spatial Analysis of Infant Mortality: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and Infant Homicides between 1999 And 2003 In Shelby County, Tennessee - Sungsoo Hwang
What makes Neighborhood Information Systems Effective? - Sameer Sharma
Electronic Office Government: From E-Governance To I-Government - Yuriy Shubin
The Relief-City-Human System and Urban Planning
