Presentations at the AAG, Los Angeles

Participation of researchers from the ”Population Geography, Migration and GIS” profile at the last meeting of the Association of American Geographers, 9-13 April 2013, Los Angeles

Thomas Wimark and John Östh presented the paper "Using data from Social Networking Sites to understand the urban concentration of gay men and lesbians in Sweden" in the session "EquiPop: Applications of a recent software for segregation analysis".
Bill Clark, John Östh and Bo Malmberg presented the paper "Using EquiPop to map mixed race populations: Illustrations from Los Angeles" in the session "EquiPop: Applications of a recent software for segregation analysis".
Ian Shuttleworth and John Östh presented the paper "Making international segregation comparisons: Does it matter which spatial building blocks are used to construct k-nearest neighbourhoods?" in the session "EquiPop: Applications of a recent software for segregation analysis".
Bo Malmberg, Eva Andersson and John Östh presented the paper "Contextual effects on ill-health and recovery: Results using scalable neighborhoods" in the session "New approaches to neighbourhoods and Health III: Mobility, boundaries and scale".
Pontus Hennerdal presented the poster "Better before? Children's map knowledge in the 1960's vs. now".

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Last updated: June 4, 2013
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