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1. Effects of Data Complexity and Map Abstraction on the Perception of Patterns in Infectious Disease Animations

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Open Access
Author:
McCabe, Craig Andrew
Title:
Effects of Data Complexity and Map Abstraction on the Perception of Patterns in Infectious Disease Animations
Graduate Program:
Geography
Keywords:
cartogram
choropleth
averaging
aggregation
time-series
cartography
animated maps
spatial epidemiology
infectious disease
Niger
File:
Download C.McCabe_MSThesis.pdf
Committee Members:
Dr Alan M Mac Eachren, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Alan Maceachren, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

2. Spatial heterogeneities in epidemic connectivity in real landscapes

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Open Access
Author:
Bharti, Nita
Title:
Spatial heterogeneities in epidemic connectivity in real landscapes
Graduate Program:
Biology
Keywords:
infectious disease
metapopulation
epidemiology
measles
Niger
File:
Download bharti.dissertation.pdf
Committee Members:
Grenfell, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Bryan T Grenfell, Committee Member
Ottar N Bjornstad, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Peter John Hudson, Committee Member
Alan Maceachren, Committee Member

3. Exploring Karkara Women’s and Adolescent Girls’ Perceptions Toward Leadership Positions as A Vector of Empowerment: A Case Study in The Sahel Niger

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Open Access
Author:
Gbaguidi Adolphe, Halima Therese
Title:
Exploring Karkara Women’s and Adolescent Girls’ Perceptions Toward Leadership Positions as A Vector of Empowerment: A Case Study in The Sahel Niger
Graduate Program:
Education, Development, and Community Engagement (PHD)
Keywords:
Women
Adolescent girls
Empowerment
Autonomy
Leadership
Sahel
Niger
Tahoua
Tabalak
Birni N'Konni
Keita
File:
Download Halima_T_Gbaguidi_A_Dissertation_.pdf
Committee Members:
Nicole Webster, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Suzanna Windon, Major Field Member
Alidou D Ousseina, Special Member
Mark Brennan, Major Field Member
Maha Marouan, Outside Unit & Field Member

4. BOKO HARAM – A GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS OF A TERRORIST GROUP USING SPATIAL DATA SCIENCE AND GEOSPATIAL INTELLIGENCE

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Open Access
Author:
Frost, Joshua
Title:
BOKO HARAM – A GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS OF A TERRORIST GROUP USING SPATIAL DATA SCIENCE AND GEOSPATIAL INTELLIGENCE
Graduate Program:
Spatial Data Science (MS)
Keywords:
Boko Haram
Geospatial Intelligence
Spatial Data Science
Terrorism
Geospatial
GIS
G function
Africa
West
Central
Nigeria
Niger
Cameroon
Chad
Lake Chad
Distance-based functions
Descriptive spatial statistics
terrorist
Global Terrorism Database
START
RStudio
GeoDa
ArcGIS
proximity
Islamic State of West Africa
ISWA
al-Qaeda
Taliban
ISIS
File:
Download Frost_Joshua_Thesis2023.pdf
Committee Members:
Daniel Steiner, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Fritz Connor Kessler, Committee Member
Anthony Robinson, Program Head/Chair