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| Subject: | Re: [gislist] Geospatial technologies and geographies of hope and
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| Date: |
03/30/2005 11:20:02 AM |
| From: |
Harris, Allan |
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Environmental Justice issues in low-income and minority communities
-----Original Message-----
From: Christine Smith [mailto:csmith@creativeenvironmental.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 12:12 PM
To: gislist@lists.thinkburst.com
Subject: Re: [gislist] Geospatial technologies and geographies of hope
and fear
http://greenmap.org/
>From the website: Green Maps are locally created maps that chart the
natural and cultural environment. Using adaptable tools and a shared
visual language of Green Map Icons to highlight green living resources,
Green Maps cultivate citizen participation and community sustainability.
For the fear side of the coin, I once saw an ArcIMS site that allowed
you to enter your zip code and it would display the potential nuclear
blast radius. It showed the concomitant devastation and misery, with
each buffer ring containing the appropriate gory details for its
distance from ground zero.
-----Original Message-----
From: gislist-bounces@lists.thinkburst.com
[mailto:gislist-bounces@lists.thinkburst.com]On Behalf Of Brian
Klinkenberg
Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 12:18 AM
To: gislist@lists.thinkburst.com
Subject: [gislist] Geospatial technologies and geographies of hope and
fear
Hi everyone,
On a completely different topic -- I am preparing a paper on the role
that
geospatial technologies (from GPS to GIS to remote sensing to ...) play
in
creating / supporting geographies of hope and fear. While critics point
to
the central role that GIS and GPS play in modern warfare as evidence of
the
fear people associate with geospatial technologies, and while remote
sensing has always been known as the surveillant science, there are many
instances of these technologies providing / promoting hope in society.
I was hoping that the community that participates in this list could
provide (specific) examples of how they see geospatial technologies
bringing hope to society / individuals, or how geospatial technologies
have
increased fear in society. All responses, if used in the paper, would
of
course be sourced.
Thanks,
Brian
Brian Klinkenberg
http://www.geog.ubc.ca/~brian
Department of Geography, U.B.C. Visit E-Flora BC:
http://eflora.bc.ca
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