University of Redlands

Posters and Story Maps

2021 Spatial University Symposium

Each year the spatial community at the University of Redlands showcases research done by students, faculty, and administrators. Explore the posters and StoryMaps in this gallery to learn about this year’s historical, social, business, environmental, and even space science, and vote for your favorites!

Posters

Purposeful Use of Social Media in U.S. Counties: A Multivariate and Geospatial Perspective

Avijit Sarkar, School of Business; James B. Pick, School of Business; Tridev Raut, School of Business

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Analyzing Active Volcanoes in Space and Time on Jupiter's Moon, Io

Morghan Montez, GIS ’21

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Water Contaminant Explorer

Henry Duranchacon, GIS ’21

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Trace the Source of Ocean Trash

Jingyi Huang. GIS ’22

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Mapping the History of the NFL Teams

Lisa Benvenuti, Center for Spatial Studies

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Story Maps

Adams Historical Timeline

Lisa Benvenuti, Center for Spatial Studies

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Segregation of Redlands' Public Spaces: Mexican American Stories of Segregation

Jennifer Tilton, Race and Ethnic Studies

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Viking Journeys

Faith Boeke, ’22

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Black Redlands 1910: Making a Vibrant Community Visible

Jennifer Tilton, Race and Ethnic Studies

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Trace the Source of Ocean Trash

Jingyi Huang. GIS ’22

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The City is Alive

Skye Cote. B.A. Economics & International Relations ‘21

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Mapping the Growing Threats of Urban Development and Wildfires to the Western Joshua Tree from 1980 – 2020

Tanner Chapman. Environmental Science major with a Spatial Studies Minor ’21. J. Keaton Thompson, Environmental Science ‘21; Dr. Tim Krantz, Environmental Studies

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'Inaugurating' Gender and Religion

Lillian Larsen. Religious Studies.

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