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A discussion and exploration on Mapping

Liz Barry and Becky Boger will lead a lecture/demonstration on the use of Geographic Information Systems(GIS) from their distinctive points of view. How can various mapping strategies empower community action related to urban planning and environmental issues? Drawing on their experiences with Public Laboratory for Open Technologies and Science(PLOTS) and Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) they will discuss mapping strategies with local and global communities.

tags: discussion, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), lecture, mapping, PLOTS, urban planning

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Type: Public Engagement
From: Adaptability + Flow (Symposium)
Year: 2013
Sites: Phenomena of New York City’s waterways and weather systems, particularly the impact of Hurricane Sandy
Principal Collaborators: Damian Griffin, Jessica Einhorn, John Waldman, Lailye Weidman, Liz Barry, Meredith Ramirez Talusan, Paloma McGregor, Philip Orton, Rebecca Boger, Victoria Marshall

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