The 3C GIS Day planning committee includes Josh Sadvari and Katie Phillips (OSU), Ben Gorham (Case Western), and Amy Koshoffer (UC).
If you have any questions about 3C GIS Day or are interested in participating and want to receive updates, please contact Amy Koshoffer at ASKData@UC.Edu
Learn about the application of geospatial technologies in a wide variety of disciplines from faculty, staff, students, and GIS professionals across Ohio’s 3C Corridor (Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati).
3C GIS Day will feature four lightning talk tracks that focus on geospatial applications for health (COVID-19), environment and mobility, social sciences and humanities, and industry insights. Each track will feature three presenters who will discuss how they are using geospatial methods and technologies in their work, along with time for Q&A.
10:00am - Introductory remarks
10:05am - The inequality of COVID-19: What our data can and can’t tell us
10:20am - Spatial epidemiology of COVID-19 in the U.S.
10:35am - The Covid 19 response in Ohio: Introducing GeoMedd, a new spatial syndromic surveillance tool
10:50am - Open Q&A
11:00am - Introductory remarks
11:05am - US archives and climate change
11:20am - GIS applications to environmental watershed research
11:35am - I would bike 500 miles: Prioritizing Central Ohio Greenways development
11:50am - Open Q&A
1:00pm - Introductory remarks
1:05pm - Mapping Cleveland neighborhood environmental assessment data and building a spatial map to aid nutritionists in the identification of food retail locations
1:20pm - Identifying potential neighborhood level targets to reduce opioid use disorder: Spatial associations between 311 service requests and opioid overdose events
1:35pm - From archive to GIS: Rebuilding the excavation of Tholos IV at the Palace of Nestor from the notebooks of Lord William Taylour
1:50pm - Open Q&A
2:00pm - Introductory remarks
2:05pm - Wetlands, streams, and where to find them
2:20pm - GIS – Not just for sewer maps at the Sewer District
2:35pm - Innovation in base mapping
2:50pm - Open Q&A
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