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Social Agglomeration Forces And The City, Peter A. Luff 2020 Yale University

Social Agglomeration Forces And The City, Peter A. Luff

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The presence of “agglomeration forces” in production markets is widely accepted and has been recently quantified in the economics literature. Social scientists have done little theoretical work, however, and even less quantitative work, on how the logic of agglomeration might also apply to social groups and the gains that people derive from their social interactions. This paper attempts to bridge this gap by modeling and measuring the benefits in terms of social prestige that arose from the spatial concentration of socialites in Manhattan in the 1920s. I formulate a model of location-based social status determination that illustrates why these benefits …


The Role Of Geospatial Information And Effective Partnerships In The Implementation Of The International Agenda For Sustainable Development, Etta Delores Jackson 2020 Antioch University - PhD Program in Leadership and Change

The Role Of Geospatial Information And Effective Partnerships In The Implementation Of The International Agenda For Sustainable Development, Etta Delores Jackson

Antioch University Dissertations & Theses

The former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon (2014), repeated the core promise in the 1986 UN Declaration on the Right to Development, in which the General Assembly called for an approach guaranteeing meaningful participation of everyone in development and the fair distribution of the benefits of that development. To this end, partnerships are central and can lead to the dignity of the citizens involved as they participate in the development of their own communities. This dissertation research conducted in Manyatta A and B in the Port City of Kisumu, Kenya sought to do just that. The purpose of this study …


Flooding And Industrial Swine Farming In North Carolina: Implications Of Natech Hazards On The Assessment Of Environmental Justice, Jacob Ramthun 2020 University of South Carolina

Flooding And Industrial Swine Farming In North Carolina: Implications Of Natech Hazards On The Assessment Of Environmental Justice, Jacob Ramthun

Theses and Dissertations

“Natech” events, in which natural hazards trigger anthropogenic hazards, are becoming increasingly common. Methodologies for measuring the impact of natech events on environmental justice assessments are lacking, particularly in rural scenarios. This study used additive, multiplicative, and z-score threshold methods of combining the density of industrial swine farms in eastern North Carolina and the presence of flood risk to determine whether or not natech risk exhibits emergent socioeconomic indicators and whether areas of high natech constitute environmental injustice. The multiplicative and z-score threshold methods generated variables representing natech risk to compare to socioeconomic indicators, as well as statistically significant hotspots. …


A Gis-Based Risk Assessment For Fire Departments: Case Study Of Richland County, Sc, Tracy Whelen 2020 University of South Carolina

A Gis-Based Risk Assessment For Fire Departments: Case Study Of Richland County, Sc, Tracy Whelen

Theses and Dissertations

Risk assessments enable fire departments to be better prepared for future incidents and to engage in more effective prevention activities. A combination of physical, demographic, and behavioral risk factors combined form a community’s level of risk. This research shows how spatial and nonspatial statistical methods can be used within a GIS framework to create such a risk assessment, with the Columbia-Richland Fire Department in Richland County, SC being used as a case study. Hot spot analysis and thematic mapping of incident rates were used to assess the first research question – what is the spatial variability of structure fires, carbon …


A Photometric Study Of The South Polar Terrain Of Enceladus, Bereket Daniel Mamo 2020 Minnesota State University, Mankato

A Photometric Study Of The South Polar Terrain Of Enceladus, Bereket Daniel Mamo

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Saturn's moon, Enceladus, is a unique body in the Solar System. It is an icy world with ongoing geologic activity that spews out jets of ice particles, water vapor, and other gases from active tectonic fractures (called sulci) near its south pole. Emission from these jets is the dominant source of particles for Saturn's diffuse E ring, which envelops other icy satellites. The south polar fractures are also sources of tidally generated high heat flow. Accurate determination of this endogenic thermal output requires knowledge of the thermophysical properties of the surface, which are reliably estimated by modeling the photometric behavior …


Humboldt Geographic, Full Issue, 2020 Cal Poly Humboldt

Humboldt Geographic, Full Issue

Humboldt Geographic

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Cover And Table Of Contents, 2020 Cal Poly Humboldt

Cover And Table Of Contents

Humboldt Geographic

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Faculty And Staff, 2020 Cal Poly Humboldt

Faculty And Staff

Humboldt Geographic

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Gesa Student Life, Kourtney Boone 2020 Humboldt State University

Gesa Student Life, Kourtney Boone

Humboldt Geographic

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How I Quarterbacked And Studied Geography In Great Britain, Tyrone Garrido 2020 Humboldt State University

How I Quarterbacked And Studied Geography In Great Britain, Tyrone Garrido

Humboldt Geographic

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Finding Permaculture In Humboldt, Gilbert Trejo, Sigrid Arenas 2020 Humboldt State University

Finding Permaculture In Humboldt, Gilbert Trejo, Sigrid Arenas

Humboldt Geographic

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Road Tripping The Roof Of The World, Miyako Namba, Sigrid Arenas, Joan Esqivel, Samuel King, Blenna Kiros, Noah Ruschmeyer, Garrett James Gazzo, Molly Cribari, Monica Wingett 2020 Humboldt State University

Road Tripping The Roof Of The World, Miyako Namba, Sigrid Arenas, Joan Esqivel, Samuel King, Blenna Kiros, Noah Ruschmeyer, Garrett James Gazzo, Molly Cribari, Monica Wingett

Humboldt Geographic

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San Gabriel Mountains, Riley Buoen 2020 Humboldt State University

San Gabriel Mountains, Riley Buoen

Humboldt Geographic

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Visualizing Humboldt State's Built Environment, Leo DiPierro, Rosalio Gonzalez 2020 Humboldt State University

Visualizing Humboldt State's Built Environment, Leo Dipierro, Rosalio Gonzalez

Humboldt Geographic

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Sex Work In Humboldt County, Danielle Kirkland-Shatraw 2020 Humboldt State University

Sex Work In Humboldt County, Danielle Kirkland-Shatraw

Humboldt Geographic

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Mapping Lumberjacks, Amy Rock 2020 Humboldt State University

Mapping Lumberjacks, Amy Rock

Humboldt Geographic

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Photo Essay: Murals Of Humboldt, Ryan A. Sendejas 2020 Humboldt State University

Photo Essay: Murals Of Humboldt, Ryan A. Sendejas

Humboldt Geographic

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Conflicts And Attitudes Regarding The Return Of The Grey Wolf To California, Kendall Burke 2020 Humboldt State University

Conflicts And Attitudes Regarding The Return Of The Grey Wolf To California, Kendall Burke

Humboldt Geographic

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Mapping Marijuana Cultivation Sites And Water Storage In The Redwood Creek Watershed, Southern Humboldt County, Cristina Bauss 2020 Humboldt State University

Mapping Marijuana Cultivation Sites And Water Storage In The Redwood Creek Watershed, Southern Humboldt County, Cristina Bauss

Humboldt Geographic

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Backpage, 2020 Cal Poly Humboldt

Backpage

Humboldt Geographic

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