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ThinkSpatial: Karl Grossner
On Tuesday October 27 at 11:30 am, we invite you to the next session of the spatial series “Knowledge Representation and Geohumanities”, where Karl Grossner will deliver a ThinkSpatial talk on “Representing Place for World Historical Gazetteer”.
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SpatialTech: Seila Gonzalez Estrecha
On Tuesday November 10 at 11:30 am, we invite you to the next session of the spatial series “Knowledge Representation and Geohumanities”, where Seila Gonzalez Estrecha will deliver a Spatial Technology talk on “Enslaved.org: A knowledge representation in WikiBase of people, events and places in the historical slave trade”.
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KR and Geohumanities
The Center for Spatial Studies and the NSF-funded ‘KnowWhereGraph’ project are excited to welcome you all to our Fall Speaker Series on ‘Knowledge Representation and GeoHumanities’.
Vision
The vision of the Center for Spatial Studies is that spatial thinking and computing serve all scientific disciplines and support trans-disciplinary problem solving. The Center mission is to engage in interdisciplinary research and education in how people and technology solve spatial problems. To progress toward its vision…
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Research
We strongly support interdisciplinary research projects. We organize research-oriented events, such as the ongoing ThinkSpatial brownbag talks for the local community and our annual Specialist Meetings. Learn more about our Research Resources.
Education
We promote spatial thinking and spatial literacy at the elementary, secondary, graduate, and postgraduate levels, offering a Freshman Seminar in Spatial Thinking and a unique Minor in Spatial Studies, as well as advanced training workshops for on- and off-campus Ph.D. students and researchers. Learn more about our Learning Resources.