In response to the COVID-19 global pandemic, recent CAGIS graduates Alex Hohl and Michael Desjardins teamed-up with Faculty Associate Eric Delmelle to conduct geostatistical analyses of outbreaks in the United States. The team then produced maps of "active" and "emerging" clusters nationwide needed to allocate medial resources in a timely matter. They published their results in the...
CAGIS Affiliates' Research Rapidly Detects Active and Emerging COVID-19 Clusters Nationwide Read more >>
We welcome UNCC GES alums Danny Yonto and Claire Schuch to our CAGIS Seminar to give a talk regarding their efforts to map gentrification in Charlotte.
Gentrification has been increasingly studied, but disagreement continues on how best to define and measure it, particularly in regards to how scale influences detection.
In this presentation we hear how Drs....
CAGIS Seminar October 23rd | A Multi-Scalar Approach to Mapping Gentrification Read more >>
We welcome Ph.D. Candidate Michael Desjardins to hear about his investigations into the time/space dynamics of dengue, chikungunya and Zika outbreaks in Cali, Colombia.
Abstract: Dengue, chikungunya, and Zika are mosquito-borne diseases that infect an estimated 390 million people...
CAGIS Seminar November 6 | Space-Time Modeling of Mosquito-borne Disease Outbreaks Read more >>
We are pleased to welcome Justin Lane from the Urban Institute for our next CAGIS Seminar. Justin will be talking about one of the most influential mapping projects to date, the Opportunity Atlas, with special attention to how the maps are being used in Charlotte.
CAGIS Seminar, September 25th: Justin Lane talks about the Opportunity Atlas Read more >>
