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Category Archives: Geosciences
Faculty Research: The Changing Face of Atlanta
More than 5.7 million people call metro Atlanta home — that’s a more than 300 percent increase over the past 45 years. Specifically, the Atlanta MSA has morphed from just five counties to 29, sprawling across 8,376 square miles (an … Continue reading
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Tagged age, Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Atlanta, Center for State and Local Finance, Education, income, Metro Statistical Area (MSA), poverty, race
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Symposium: “Still the Black Mecca? Race, Social Inequality, and Urban Displacement in 21st Century Atlanta”
Wednesday, November 9, 1:00pm-7:00pm at the Georgia State University Law School FULL AGENDA HERE ~ REGISTER HERE This symposium offers four separate panel discussions addressing the status of racial equity in Atlanta, presented by GSU scholars (including the library’s Joe Hurley, … Continue reading
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Atlanta Studies Symposium, May 11th in Centennial Hall
The 4th Annual Atlanta Studies Symposium will be held on May 11th on the campus of Georgia State University. This interdisciplinary meeting of scholars will take place in Centennial Hall from 8:15 am to 7:00 pm. We hope to see … Continue reading
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New Resource: PolicyMap
With the growing importance of geospatial technology and geographic datasets across all disciplines, the University Library is pleased to offer the Georgia State University community access to PolicyMap. PolicyMap is one of the largest collections of US public geodatasets and … Continue reading
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Tracing a History of Atlanta’s Public Transit
With MARTA expanding into Clayton County and the agency now resting on a more sound financial footing thanks to efforts by Keith Parker, MARTA appears to be on an upswing. As the concept of transit oriented development gains momentum, more … Continue reading
(4 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...Georgia State at the Atlanta Science Festival
Now in its second year, the Atlanta Science Festival offers the opportunity for scientists and students to share their research and promote interest in science to the public and each other. As a Gold Sponsor, Georgia State University hosts many events, … Continue reading
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Visualizing Human Origins on CURVE’s interactWall
CURVE’s visualization technology is helping researchers take a closer look at our origins. In an effort to understand “local climate dynamics relevant to the time periods and the regions where human evolutionary change took place” researchers are studying core samples … Continue reading
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Got social-science data that you need to make public?
Learn more about openICPSR, a truly free-to-anyone, open-access data repository that meets federal and/or journal requirements for open access to digital research data! Register here for a 60-minute webinar – Tuesday, February 10, at Noon – that will include: An … Continue reading
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Contagion: Movie Screening + CDC Panel
The Atlanta Science Festival is screening the movie Contagion as part of its Science on the Screen programming. Dr. Harold Jaffe, Associate Director for Science at CDC, will moderate and a panel of three CDC scientists will discuss the movie. … Continue reading
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1949 Atlanta Aerial Mosaic Project Reveals Built Environment Change
It is no secret that Atlanta’s built environment is in a state of near constant change and anyone familiar with Atlanta will most likely note the apparent lack of “old buildings.” While “old buildings” may be an ill-defined term, when … Continue reading
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