探花族

About the conference

The 探花族 GIS conference is a regional conference that highlights cutting edge research conducted by our students and faculty in the field of geographic information systems (GIS), with a focus on environmental issues.

Guided by a diverse group of faculty, the conference allows students to engage in the multifaceted process of research and presentation. Undergraduate students will connect with local and regional GIS organizations as well as law enforcement agencies and legal experts, design conference materials, and disseminate conference proceedings. In addition to being a critical part in operations, students will also highlight their own research in special sessions held throughout the conference and connect with industry leaders in their respective fields. 

Where: 探花族, main location

When: Friday April 8, 2022 from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M.

 

Who's involved? 

• Students in each of these classes will play a role in the conference, from research presentations to organization of sessions and dissemination of conference proceedings.
  • GEOG 250TI - Introduction to GIS
  • GEOG/SOC/POL 341WI -Writing in the Social Sciences
  • GEOG 355 - Python Programming for ArcGIS Pro
  • GEOG 455 - Advanced Applications for GIS
  • SUST 480WS - Sustainability Capstone

• Faculty mentors:

  • Dr. Ashley Johnson (faculty coordinator)
    • Department of Sustainability, Geography, and Environmental Planning 
  • Dr. Ray Oldakowski (course designer)
    • Department of Sustainability, Geography, and Environmental Planning
  • Professor Shelley Grant (faculty coordinator and editor)
    • Department of Sociology
      
      

• Industry guests:

  • St. Johns Riverkeeper
  • Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation
  • 探花族 Transportation Authority
  • 探花族 Sherrif's Office
  • Gemini Engineering
  • Cordell Technologies
  • Hanson Professional Services
  • Frontier Precision

 

Recent Projects

Proceedings

Title	Abstract	Author	Type
Dasymetric Mapping of Duval County	Abstract	Richard Uphoff	Presentation
The Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico	Abstract	Elizabeth Johnson	Presentation
Analysis of Biofuels	Abstract	Carley Kelso	Presentation
Tin Modeling for Flood Plain Analysis	Abstract	Jackson Roberts	Presentation
A Temporal and Spatial Analysis of Stray Dogs and Cats in Duval County	Abstract	Kait Bowers	Presentation
An Analysis of Existing Public Transit Networks	Abstract	Mark Thompson	Presentation
Vulnerability Analyisis of the Floridian and Surficial Aquifers	Abstract	Abigail Dischner	Presentation
Food Deserts and Community Gardens in Northeast Florida	Abstract	Ethan Nazzaro	Presentation
Mapping the Density of Stony Coral Tissue Loss in Florida	Abstract	Lauren Theis	Presentation
Comparing Sea Grass Distribution and Impacts Affecting Density along the Florida Keys		Meghan Ross	Poster
A Multidimensional Analysis of Harmful Algal Blooms Along the West Coast of Florida		Kait Bowers	Poster
Using GIS to Plot the Suitability and Liklihood for Fossil Collection Sites in Montana		Ulises-Gabriel Sabato	Poster