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Call for Book Chapter: High-performance Computing for Geospatial Applications

An edited book entitled “High Performance Computing for Geospatial Applications” has been approved by Springer. Editors are Drs. Wenwu Tang (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) and Shaowen Wang (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign). Here is the background information of the book. High Performance Computing (HPC) allows for the use of advanced computer systems to accelerate and... Call for Book Chapter: High-performance Computing for Geospatial Applications Read more >>

CAGIS researcher uses space-time visualizations to target outbreaks of mosquito-borne illnesses in Colombia

Charlotte, October 2018. In a new paper, CAGIS researcher and lead author Michael Desjardins describes new methods to visualize the complex, spatio-temporal dynamics of outbreaks in mosquito-born illnesses in Colombia. Outbreaks of chikungunya and dengue fever (both transmitted by the same two mosquitoes) occur unevenly across municipalities both geographically and in... CAGIS researcher uses space-time visualizations to target outbreaks of mosquito-borne illnesses in Colombia Read more >>

Call for Paper: Sustainability Special Issue: Applications of Artificial Intelligence in the Study of Land Use and Land Cover Change

Artificial intelligence has been increasingly used to support the study of coupled land systems, which are complex adaptive spatial systems driven by land use and land cover change. These artificial intelligence approaches comprise: 1)      Machine learning (e.g., artificial neural networks, decision trees), 2)      Evolutionary computation (e.g., genetic algorithms, evolutionary algorithms), 3... Call for Paper: Sustainability Special Issue: Applications of Artificial Intelligence in the Study of Land Use and Land Cover Change Read more >>

Alex Hohl, Claudio Oswego and Michael DeJardin (L to R) presented their work at AAG in New Orleans in April.

CAGIS goes to AAG

CAGIS made its presence felt at the Annual Association of American Geographer’s Conference in New Orleans, April 10-14. CAGIS students, faculty and associates made eight representations on a range of subjects: CAGIS goes to AAG Read more >>

New Funding

We are pleased to announce that CAGIS just received another award from Charlotte Research Institute Targeted Research Internal Seed Program (CRI TRISP). PIs for this internal grant Development of an Integrated GIS-based Pavement Management System are Drs. Don Chen (Engineering Technology), Wenwu Tang (CAGIS), and Umit Cali (Engineering Technology). CAGIS will be in charge of developing a cutting-... New Funding Read more >>