From Our Correspondent in Victoria: CAG 2003
Date: Wed, 07 May 2003 16:25:51 -0700
From: John Newcomb
Subject: AWG News item: Washington Presenters at CAG 2003
AWG folks:
Still time to register for "CAG 2003" in Victoria, 28-31 May:
www.geog.uvic.ca/ontheedge2003/index.html
Washington presenters are well represented, as you can see from the list
below.
John Newcomb
lab instructor
UVic Geography Dept
ACMLA/CCA Address
Tales from the technoscientific edge: How maps provide evidence of the
construction of the world
Nick Chrisman
Department of Geography, University of Washington
Spatial divisions and multiplications of hospice labor
Brown, M., University of Washington, USA
Midwifery, labor, and new geographies of birth: The emergence of
'homelike' birthing spaces in the United States
Fannin, M., University of Washington, USA
Geographies of the home: Neoliberalism and home health care in Ontario
England, K., University of Washington, USA, Gastaldo, D., Eakin, J.,
University of Toronto, ON
Issues of multi-scale spatial variability in remotely sensed data
Handcock, R.N., University of Washington, USA
Contesting ^Ñthe public^Ò in Auckland^Òs civic centre: Or, ^Ña couple of
dozen suburbs in search of a city^Ò
Sothern, M., University of Washington, USA
Sub-treeline tree-ring records provide improved climate reconstructions
Gedalof, Z., Smith, D.J., University of Victoria, BC, Peterson, D.L.,
USDA Forest Service, USA, Mantua, N.J., University of Washington, USA
Urban renewal and loss of landscape heritage in Beijing^Òs historic
Hutong neighborhoods
Alwin, J., Central Washington University, USA
Sensitive shoreline assessment for the Winnebago Pool Lakes, Wisconsin: A
multimedia database
Gabriel, A., Central Washington University, USA, Bodensteiner, L.,
Western Washington University, USA, Hu., S., University of Illinois,
Edwardsville, USA
Geography of Property and Symbolic Spaces
chair/président: Starkweather, S., University of Washington, USA
Femininities and masculinities in talk of safety
Starkweather, S., University of Washington, USA
Environment and Justice: Theoretical Approach
chair/président: Graybill, J., University of Washington, USA
Rich traditions amid restructuring: Society-nature trends and schools of
thought in geography journals in Russia, 1980-2001
Graybill, J., University of Washington, USA
Temporal and spatial variability of drought across western Montana during
the past 827 years.
Pisaric, M.F.J., Carleton University, ON, Littell, J.S., University of
Washington, USA, Graumlich, L.J., Montana State University, USA
Migration and Residential Choice
chair/président: Withers, S., University of Washington, USA
The geography of returns to family migration
Withers, S.D., University of Washington, USA, Clark, W.A.V., University
of California, Los Angeles, USA
Urban marketplace in China in The Reform Era
Wang, E., Chan, K., University of Washington, USA
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... AND, some presentations on/including Washington State locations:
Private crests in public space: 'Native-style' public art in Seattle,
Washington, 1965-present
Campbell, A., University of British Columbia, BC
Punctuated 20th Century retreat of glaciers in the North Cascades,
Washington
Riedel, J., Simon Fraser University, BC
A case study: Interoperability, a challenge for groundwater management of
the Abbotsford/Sumas Aquifer (British Columbia / Washington State).
Deshpande, A., Simon Fraser University, BC
AWG Newsletter
He'll use his
multi-disciplinary eye to interpret 49 years of change in the region's
economy, politics, and demographic profile. What with massive changes in
economic structure, rapid population growth, attempts at growth
management, and the inevitable downturns, what's left of the Seattle that
Dick Morrill found in 1955?
