... to Debjit Bhowmick from Melbourne for his oral presentation prize for his talk "Comparing the costs of pedestrian wayfinding heuristics across different urban network morphologies" #GeoComp2019
The University of Melbourne @unimelb trio at Geocomputation 2019 @GeoCompNews held at Queenstown, NZ. Truly feels special to be holding that certificate.
And congratulations to our student prize winners! Sarah Gadd from Leeds for best oral presentation on "Combining longitudinal data analysis with networks to examine spatio-temporal variation"...
... and Shawn Laffan's keynote about bringing modelling and analysis tools to a broad range of users, the Biodiversity and Climate Change Virtual Laboratory (BCCVL) and EcoCloud projects forming part of an "accessible GeoComputation" #GeoComp2019
Today’s opening keynote by Janet Franklin from @UCRiverside did a great job of putting our #GeoComp2019 research into a #GlobalClimate context. Figure shows geospatial datasets & techniques used to assess climate change effects on plant species 🌿 distributions in California
#GeoComp2019 ran to last Saturday - before I hand over the reins of @GeoCompNews here's a bit more of what went on... for starters, all our presenters did a great job with a backdrop of not only awesome Queenstown scenery but perfect Spring weather too! @aantoni
Ellen-Wien Augustijn opens the GeoComputation themed session on Novel Spatiotemporal Paradigms with her talk on integrated teaching of Agent Based Models and Machine Learning #GeoComp2019
Second day of GeoComputation and Mark Gahegan's keynote 'Our GIS is (still) too small' - visions for a new research community for GIScience and geocomputation #GeoComp2019
And next door in the Queenstown Memorial Centre, they're hard at work in the Spatial Data Science with Python workshop, led by Serge Rey of University of California Riverside #GeoComp2019
The four days of GeoComputation start! Today we're running the pre-conference events here in Queenstown - here's Otago's Peter Whigham setting out current challenges for spatial and error modelling in his keynote for the NZ Geospatial Research Conference.. #GeoComp2019@otago
GeoComputation 2019 last call for abstracts, due June 14th! Also announcing a Spatial Data Science workshop / NZ Geospatial Research Conference, both on 18th Sept. Learn more about our keynotes and what they're going to talk about, too... https://t.co/GV4RNxAzJ0 #GeoComp2019
GeoComputation 2019 second call for papers is now out! Announcing keynote speakers, a session on "Novel Spatiotemporal Modelling Paradigms" and the opening of registration. Papers due May 10th, extended abstracts May 31st.. https://t.co/GV4RNxSb7A #GeoComp2019