Research in Rural Geography Poster Session
Type: Virtual Poster
Day: 2/27/2022
Start Time: 2:00 PM
End Time: 3:20 PM
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Rural Geography Specialty Group
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Organizer(s):
Dawn Drake
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Description:
In an effort to promote rural research in all arenas, the Rural Geography Specialty Group is sponsoring in-person and virtual poster sessions at the 2022 meeting. We are looking for research that includes rural themes from all sub-disciplines, including physical geography, economics, social issues, history, and technical topics. We especially encourage presenters and topics from underrepresented groups and approaches.
This session is being sponsored by the Rural Geography Specialty Group (RGSG). RGSG promotes research and education related to contemporary rural landscapes, societies, and economies in the developed and developing world. Specialty group members conduct research across an array of topics, including agriculture; land use; environmental governance; population; rural health, crime, and poverty; food systems; indigenous peoples; and rural restructuring processes.
Presentation(s), if applicable
Jacob Tafrate, ; Climate and Natural Hazard Analysis for Transportation Networks North of Lake Baikal |
Sai Durga Malleswar Thota, ; A new indicator of rural development based on fractal dimension and spatial accessibility |
Karli Hill, ; Access to Dental Care in Rural Alabama |
Ning Zou, SUNY - College of Environmental Science and Forestry; CELEBRATING THE COMMUNITY —— EXPANDED KAKUMA REFUGEE CAMP |
Matthew McKay, University of Florida; Connecticut River Valley: Decline in Cigar Tobacco Production in an Era of Globalization |
Destiny Williams, ; Crop Management, Climate change, and Topographical influences on Potato Crop Yield in Idaho, 1990-2020 |
Md Shaharier Alam, University of Florida; Evaluating community vulnerability of rural areas based on social vulnerability and spatial access to critical facilities in counties of Florida Panhandle area |
Georgina Belem Carrasco Galvan, University of Oklahoma; Lessons from the archives: The importance of understanding historical agriculture and change in the Southern Great Plains |
Ezra Zeitler, University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire; Non-Resident Property Ownership and Public School Funding in Wisconsin's Northwoods |
Jacob Cabral, ; Information Sharing and Collaboration Among Connecticut Forest Managers |
Erin Garvey, ; Suburban Agriculture: Fulfilling Spaces, Creating Places |
Emily Leggiero, ; Suitability Modeling of Southern Pennsylvania’s Agricultural Lands Using AHP and GIS |
Theodros Woldeyohannes, University of New Mexico; Geospatial modeling of potential contamination exposure to abandoned or inactive mine sites and trash dumps on the Crow Nation |
Grace Dever, West Virginia University; Water Insecurity in West Virginia |
Hannah Stouter, ; "Actually Existing Conservation" : A case study in the Catskills |
Alexandra Bunn, ; Climate Change in the Mountain State: The Need for New Policies for West Virginia |
ANGELA MEJIA, TEMPLE UNIVERSITY; EFFECTIVITY OF PEASANT RESERVE ZONES – ZONAS DE RESERVA CAMPESINA REDUCING DEFORESTATION IN COLOMBIA |
Victoria Haynes, ; Queer Ecologies, Climate Fiction, and Literary Communities in the U.S. South |
N Collazo, ; Risk Perception of the Maya Train Construction on the Infrastructure of Puerto Morelos, Mexico. |
Pheleep Sidhom, ; Studying the Social Impacts of the Maya Train Project in Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo, México |
Brooke Rose, ; A Regional Food Justice Response to Farmers and Families during COVID-19 |
Bhuwan Thapa, Appalachian State University; Biogeographical suitability modeling of Chinese chestnut under climate change scenario in the Midwest and North East Central Regions of USA |
Rubén Villar-Navascués, University of Alicante; Contrasting water management challenges and farmers perceptions regarding treated wastewater use in south-eastern Spain |
Nathan Gill, Texas Tech University; Effects of geothermal activity and invasive grasses on the conservation of a critically endangered plant in Hawaiʻi |
Chanmi Lee, Temple University; Flood Inundation in the Nu stream & the Sudong reservoir of North Korea |
William Sundstrom, ; Learning resilience: Smallholder diversification in the context of Hurricanes Iota and Eta and other livelihood threats in northern Nicaragua |
Emily Thompson, ; Quantified energy use for agricultural irrigation in the East Snake Plain Aquifer region |
Grace Trenkamp, University of Wisconsin; Rings and Rasters: Groundwater access impacts on tree productivity in the Central Sands of Wisconsin |
Charlotte Schulz, Saginaw Valley State University; Using UAV Imagery to Examine the Spread of the Invasive Phragmites australis in the Crow Island State Game Area in Saginaw, Michigan, USA |
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Research in Rural Geography Poster Session
Description
Virtual Poster
Contact the Primary Organizer
Dawn Drake - dmdrake@ou.edu
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