SPARC at ASU

@SPARC_ASU

SPARC, SPatial Analysis Research Center combines expertise in GIS, vizualization and data science to solve social and environmental problems

Tempe, AZ
geoplan.asu.edu/sparc
Menyertai September 2017
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    14 Jul

    How will change work practices and transportation in the US? Early findings available now from national survey by and researchers ⬇️⬇️

    Hot off the presses, early suggest that some increases in working from home will persist after the pandemic, from our survey on how COVID-19 might change transportation in the US in the long term (🧵). Full post:
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    13 Jul

    New research from prof Deirdre Pfeiffer & co-authors analyzes the impact of institutional investment purchases of single-family homes to turn into rental properties. Read more ⬇️⬇️

    I’m pleased to share a blog post from ⁦⁩ that summarizes recent research conducted in partnership with my colleagues Rebecca Walter (UW) and Deirdre Pfeifer (ASU). The focus of this paper is the rise of the institutional SFR industry.
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    14 Jul

    DYK: Our program is ranked 2⃣4⃣th in the world and 4⃣th in the nation!!! 🏆🌎Read more about 's 2020 analysis and other top-ranked programs at !

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    14 Jul

    How can we help vulnerable families keep cool? Just published! Strategies to address heat resilience using spatial optimization and temporal analysis

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    30 Jun

    Wants to experience the latest technology on , , for convergence research? Come to join us at the Expo on July1&2. We are team A6677, KnowWhereGraph (To Know, to Know Where, we are KnowWhereGraph)

    Join Expo on "Open Knowledge Network" projects. July 1st 10am-1:30pm, July 2nd 2:30pm-6pm (EDT). Register @ . Our project "KnowWhereGraph", number A6677. Pitch video at , 2nd from below.
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    8 Jul

    's very own is featured in today's about his research at the intersection of heat and health in Phoenix's Edison-Eastlake neighborhood! ☀️🌳🏨

    How America’s hottest city will survive climate change
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    23 Jun

    Happy from the Asner Lab! Studying these vital ecosystems to better inform conservation has been a major goal since day one—and from a lab to now a center at , this mission has come a long way. 🤝 Head to to learn more:

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    25 Jun

    After some very hot Phoenix fieldwork outdoors with a mask on, I was able to offer some advice...😷☀️ "Experts offer ways to stay safe, cool, and dry wearing a mask during the summer. Here are 5 tips to stay cool and comfortable while wearing a mask." -

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    26 Jun

    The world record for the longest lightning flash has been broken! 440 miles!!⚡️🌩️ Read about how Prof. Randy Cerveny and the played a key role in recording this phenomenon

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    12 Jun

    . experts Eva Madly and Dennis Hoffman talk about how Arizona's economic recovery will be V-shaped in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

    The Arizona economy during COVID
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    15 Jun

    Respect, compassion and equity for all! Happy , Sun Devils! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 You deserve to , and we have resources to help and support you and LGBTQIA+ allies.

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    15 Jun

    I am excited to share some new research on historical immigrant enclaves and upward mobility Joint work with and Ran Abramitzky

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    15 Jun

    Excited to share our new work on immigrant enclaves and upward mobility. Read this great summary of our findings from Full paper here:

    I am excited to share some new research on historical immigrant enclaves and upward mobility Joint work with and Ran Abramitzky
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    11 Jun

    More great examples of what can be done with the data from our recent article in :

    Membalas kepada @ASU_SGSUP @stats4geo dan 2 yang lain
    More animations of the HISDAC-US data can be found here:
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    5 Jun

    This , the & teams recognize the power of partnership to solve big problems. Learn about the & project that combined models, maps & monitoring stations to understand rise.

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    4 Jun

    The world we live in is constantly changing, and so are the cities we live in. Read about how research is backing efforts to plan smarter cities.

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    3 Jun

    How are responding to ? At , PhD students Siqiao Xie and Yining Tan w/ professor Wei Li adapted Susan Cutter’s Social Vulnerability Index to examine the of Asian-American vulnerability, infection, and anti-Asian discrimination incidents.

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    2 Jun

    Here is the message I sent to the community earlier today regarding recent events and what we plan to do.

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    4 Jun

    Our new work on long-term urban development is out in Shout out to Johannes Uhl for the stunning visualizations.

    New research from Asst. Prof provides the most extensive picture to date of U.S. urban development over the past 200 years! 🏙️🌆
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    4 Jun

    New research from Asst. Prof provides the most extensive picture to date of U.S. urban development over the past 200 years! 🏙️🌆

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