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Program
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Wednesday,
September 12
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Registration:
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5:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Corwin Pavilion Lobby at University Center
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Reception:
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6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Corwin Plaza
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Plenary Session:
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7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Multicultural Center Theatre
Keith C. Clarke, Professor of Geography
and Chair, Department of Geography, UCSB
France A. Cordova, Vice Chancellor for
Research, UCSB
Joel Michaelsen, Professor of Geography,
UCSB
Jim Neuman, Santa Barbara Region Economic
Community Project
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Daily Transportation:
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We encourage participants to consider car rentals
and ride sharing where possible. Vans will provide
limited pick-ups at selected
Santa Barbara and Goleta hotels in the morning
and return service in the evening, starting
on Wednesday at 4:30 - 5:30pm. Check the conference
web page and conference registration table for
details. UCSB visitor parking permits are available
at entry kiosks and are needed 6:30am - 5:00pm
weekdays. No permit is required after 5:00 pm
weekdays and on Saturday. Weekday visitor parking
permits are valid in Lots 16, 21, 22, 23 and
27.
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Thursday,
September 13
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Registration:
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8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Corwin Pavilion Lobby
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Field Trips:
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8:30 am - 5:00 pm (some field trips end earlier)
Departure from Corwin Pavilion Plaza;
return either to UCSB or to Santa Barbara
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 2:30
pm - 4:30 pm
2620 Ellison Hall
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Barbeque:
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6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Santa Barbara Zoological Gardens
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Transportation to campus:
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Vans will depart from selected
Santa Barbara and Goleta hotels, between
7:00 - 8:30 am.
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Transportation to BBQ:
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A bus to the Barbeque will leave the Corwin
Plaza at 5:00 pm and stop at selected
Goleta hotels along the way. Visitors staying
in Santa Barbara may walk or take the city shuttle
bus to the zoo. Visitors with cars are encouraged
to offer rides.
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Friday,
September 14
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APCG Executive Committee Breakfast:
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7:30 am - 8:30 am
Multicultural Center Lounge
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Registration:
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7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Corwin Pavilion Lobby
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Exhibitors:
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10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Corwin Plaza
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8:30 am - 10:10 am
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Perspectives on Economic Policies
and Practices
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Politics and Environment
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Alaska - The Image
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10:30 - Noon
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Alaska - The Land
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Through an Image Darkly
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Networking for the Future: A Panel
Discussion Focused on the Needs, Goals, and
Challenges of Women Geographers
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12:10
- 1:20 pm
Santa
Barbara Harbor Room
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Bernard Nietschmann: Geographer and
Fourth World Activist
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Box lunch distribution:
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12:00 - 1:30 pm
Corwin Plaza
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Women's Network Luncheon:
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12:00 - 1:30 pm
University Center, Lagoon Patio
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Informal UCSB Campus and Department Tour:
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12:15 - 1:15 pm
Corwin Plaza
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1:30 pm - 2:50 pm
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Cultural Transitions: Place Identity
and Regions
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GIS and Cartography on the Web and
in Research
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Data Analysis in Human Geography
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Physical Processes of Environmental
Change I
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3:00 - 4:15 pm
Corwin Pavilion
Address by The Honorable Walter J. Hickel,
former Secretary of the U.S Department of the
Interior and former Governor of Alaska.
Topical introduction, "The Santa Barbara
Oil Spill" by Robert Sollen, Journalist
and Author.
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Arrangements are
underway to have the Honorable Walter J.
Hickel, former Secretary of the U.S. Department
of the Interior and former Governor of California,
address the conference via either video
or audio communication.
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4:30 - 6:30 pm
University Center Mezzanine
Note: Facility will open for set up of posters
and equipment at 1:30 pm. 4'x6' poster boards
are available for mounting displays.
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Saturday,
September 15
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Registration:
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8:00 am - 10:00 am
Corwin Pavilion Lobby
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Exhibitors:
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10:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Corwin Plaza
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8:30 - 10:10 am
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Interpreting California: Past and
Present
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Political Transitions
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Physical Processes of Environmental
Change II
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Health and Society
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10:30 - Noon
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The 'New' Ethnic Geography: Theory,
Method, Analysis
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Urban Sprawl: Policy, Promotion,
and Planning
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Urban Landscapes in Arizona: Real
and Imagined
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The Endangered Species Act in California
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Box lunch distribution:
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12:00 - 1:30 pm
Corwin Plaza
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Chair's Lunch:
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12:00 - 1:30 pm
Multicultural Center, Lounge
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Informal UCSB Campus and Department Tour:
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12:15 - 1:15 pm
Corwin Plaza
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1:30 pm - 3:10 pm
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Measuring, Monitoring, and Modeling
Change in Vegetation Cover
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Geographers Build Learning and Research
Resources for the Social Sciences
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Species Distribution, Diversity,
and Habitat Planning
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Boas and Nietschmann: The Cultural
Tradition in American Geography
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Geography Bowl:
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3:30 - 4:45 pm
Multicultural Center Theatre
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Annual Business Meeting:
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4:45 - 5:45 pm
Santa Barbara Harbor Room
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Social Hour (cash bar):
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5:30 - 8:00 pm
Corwin Plaza
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Annual Awards Banquet and Presidential
Address:
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7:00 - 9:00 pm
Corwin Pavilion
Entertainment, Santa Barbara Treble Clef
Women's Chorus, directed by LaNell Lucius
followed by speaker, Dr. Roger W. Pearson,
President, APCG.
Local Guest of Honor: UCSB Chancellor
Henry T. Yang
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Paper
Sessions & Abstracts
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Friday,
September 14
Paper Session I
8:30 - 10:10 am
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Perspectives on Economic Policies and Practices
State Street Room
Chair: Dennis Dingemans, University of California,
Davis
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8:30
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JungWon Son
The
Spatiality of Technological Innovation
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9:10
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James Keese
International
NGOs and Agricultural Development in Highland
Ecuador: Are the Results Sustained Five Years
Later?
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9:30
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Lay James Gibson, Bryant Evans, Andrew Grogan,
Octavio Garcia-Von Borstel, Jason Laros, and
Malia Vail
Seasonality
of Demand: Implications for Regional Economic
Investment
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Politics and Environment
Corwin Pavilion East
Chair: Bob Patrick, Simon Fraser University
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8:30
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Bryant Evans, Lay Gibson, Andrew Grogan, Octavio
Garcia-Von Borstel, Jason Laros, and Malia Vail
Finding
Economic Opportunity in Environmental Preservation
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8:50
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John Heppen
A
Spatial Analysis of the Green Party in California
from 1996 to 2000
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9:10
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Barbara Walker
Contentious
Social and Physical Geographies in the Establishment
of Marine Protected Areas in the Pacific
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9:30
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Jonathan Taylor
Political
Ecology and U.S. Military Bases in Okinawa,
Japan
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Alaska - The Image
Corwin Pavilion West
Meditations on Alaska Geography: Presentations
to Honor Professor Roger W. Pearson's Contributions
to Alaska Geography and to Geographic Education
Organizers: Thomas Eley and Cheryl Northon,
University of Alaska
Chair: Thomas Eley
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8:30
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Donald Lynch
Where
is Alaska in the 21st Century?
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8:50
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Cary De Wit
The
Perceptual Geography of Alaska
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9:10
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Cheryl Northon
N.A.
1 Revised-Repeat Photography of the Alaska Highway
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9:30
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Roger W. Pearson, Discussant
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Friday,
September 14
Paper Session II
10:30 - Noon
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Alaska - The Land
Corwin Pavilion West
Meditations on Alaska Geography: Presentations
to Honor Professor Roger W. Pearson's Contributions
to Alaska Geography and to Geographic Education
Organizers: Thomas Eley and Cherie Northon,
University of Alaska
Chair: Cherie Northon
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10:30
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Thom Eley
Hudson
Stuck, Alaska's First Resident Geographer
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10:55
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Michael Sfraga
Mapping
the Void: Bradford Washburn and the Mapping
of Alaska
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11:20
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Donald Lynch, Discussant
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Through an Image Darkly
Santa Barbara Harbor Room
Organizer and Chair : Stuart C. Aitken, San
Diego State University
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10:30
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David Lulka
Meat,
Autonomy and Control: Representing Bison
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10:50
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Christina Kennedy, Tiànna Kennedy, and
Mélisa Kennedy
From
Wilderness to City: Vilification, Idealization,
and Parody
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11:30
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Stuart C. Aitken and Jim Craine
Creating
Soundspaces of Lust and Despair
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Applied Geography: Water Resources Management
State Street Room
Organizer and Chair: Terry Simmons, Center
for Global Policy Studies
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10:30
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Philip Pryde
What
the Babbitt Water Initiatives Mean for Southern
California
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10:50
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Keith Warner
A
River Might Run Through it Again
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11:10
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Terry Simmons
Geography
and Law: Theory and Practice
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Networking
for the Future: A Panel Discussion Focused on
the Needs, Goals, and Challenges of Woman Geographers
Corwin Pavilion East
Chairs: Jennifer Helzer, California State University,
Stanislaus
Dorothy Freidel, Sonoma State University
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Panelists:
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Susan Hardwick, University of Oregon
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Teresa Bulman, Portland State University
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Joan Clemons, University of California, Los
Angeles
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Dolly Freidel, Sonoma State University
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Jennifer Helzer, California State University,
Stanislaus
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Friday,
September 14
Paper Session III
1:30 - 2:50 pm
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Cultural Transitions: Place Identity and
Regions
Santa Barbara Harbor Room
Starts at 1:50 p.m.
Chair: Joan Hackeling, University of California,
Los Angeles
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1:50
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Kyle Evered
Place,
Tradition, and Identity in Constructs of Ankara
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2:10
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Dennis Dingemans and Robin E. Datel
Europe's
California: Iberia in Transition
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2:30
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George Nasse
Albanians
and Ethnic Albanians
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Data Analysis in Human Geography
State Street Room
Chair: Sandra Holland, The University of Arizona
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1:30
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Rachel Burke and Gordon Mulligan
Quality
of Life Changes in the U.S. States, 1970-2000
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1:50
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Andreas Molin and Gordon Mulligan
Shift-Share
Analysis of Southwestern Towns, 1980-1990
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2:10
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Maxwell Ruckdeschel and Natalie Ward
Elevation
and its Effect on Land Use in Syracuse, New
York
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2:30
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Waldo Tobler
The
Long-Latency Illness Problem
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GIS and Cartography on the Web and in Research
Corwin Pavilion West
Chair: Ann Ricchiazzi, University of California,
Santa Barbara
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1:30
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William Bowen
Instructional
Map Distribution on the Web
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1:50
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Ray Sumner and Janet Hund
Alcohol
and Social Problems in Long Beach, California:
Findings of a Project Incorporating Applied
Sociology, Geography and GIS
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2:10
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Steve Demers, David Jones, Andrea Nuernberger,
and Matt Rice
Raster
and Vector Mapping Applications: From GIS to
the Web
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Ron Morgan
Agricultural Soil Type Utilization
in Oraibi Wash Basin of Northeastern Arizona
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Loretta Gale Morgan
Groundwater
Information Systems Database for the Hopi Tribe
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Physical Processes of Environmental Change
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Corwin Pavilion East
Chair: Gerald P. Hannes, California State University,
Fullerton
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1:30
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Helen Cox
Polar
Stratospheric Clouds and their Role in Ozone
Depletion
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1:50
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Ross Meentemeyer
The Role of Drought Severity in Structuring
Vegetation Patterns in California Chaparral
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2:10
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Graham Dalldorf
Topographic
Controls on Aeolian Deposition in the Connley
Hills, Fort Rock Basin, Oregon
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2:30
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Jim Labbe
Riparian
Vegetation, Bank Materials, and Channel Change
in a Willamette Valley Lowland Stream
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Friday,
September 14
Presidential Plenary Session
Corwin Pavilion
3:00 - 4:15 pm
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Introduction to the Santa Barbara Oil Spill,
Robert Sollen, Journalist and Author
Address by The Honorable Walter J. Hickel,
former Secretary of the U.S. Department of the
Interior and former Governor of Alaska.
Arrangements are underway
to have the Honorable Walter J. Hickel, former
Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior
and former Governor of California, address
the conference via either video or audio communication.
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Friday,
September 14
Poster Session and Student Map Competition (with
reception)
University Center Mezzanine
4:30 - 6:30 pm
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Posters
University Center Mezzanine
4:30 - 6:30 pm
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Daniel Arreola, John Benetiz, Alex Oberle,
and Susan Sargent
Geographical
Differentiation of Latino Immigrant Population
in Phoenix
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Wendy Bigler
Step
Pool Geography in Desert Mountains: The Role
of Lithology
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Gerald Hannes
Recent
Seasonal Air Temperature Variations in Northern
Orange County, California
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John H. Pine
Roads
and Railroads: The Impacts of Transportation
Choices on the Upper Bear Creek Valley Near
Ashland, Oregon
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Duncan Shaeffer
Evidence
of Town Rivalry: Place-Promoting Billboards
along the Interstate
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James Sullivan and Richard Tull
The
Coachella Valley Multiple Species Habitat Conservation
Plan
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James Wanket
Pleistocene
Forests of the Siskiyou Mountains
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Elizabeth B. Watson, Frances Malamud-Roam,
and Roger Byrne
Calibration
of Microfossil Assemblages with an Environmental
Gradient in the Marshes of the San Francisco
Estuary
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Student Map Competition
University Center Mezzanine
4:30 - 6:30 pm
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Saturday, September 15
Paper Session IV: 8:30 - 10:10 am
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Interpreting California: Past and Present
Santa Barbara Harbor Room
Chair: Philip R. Pryde, San Diego State University
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8:30
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William Preston
Native
Californians and Game Predation: Implications
for Environmental Reconstruction
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8:50
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John W. James
The
Beginnings of Geography at UCSB 35 Years Ago
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9:10
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Thomas Ellrott
Southern
California Surf Culture Through the Construction
and Deconstruction of
Surf-Place Images in Huntington Beach, California
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9:30
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James Allen and Eugene Turner
Changing
Population Patterns in Los Angeles
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Political Transitions
State Street Room
Chair: Kyle Evered, University of Oregon
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8:50
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Joan Hackeling
Imagining
Life Otherwise: Practicing Comparative Politics
in East Germany under Late Socialism
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9:10
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Jeff Boggs
Not
in a Vacuum: Lock-in, Path Dependency and Regional
Decline in a
Cultural Products Industry - The Case of Leipzig’s
Book Publishing
Industry
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9:30
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Ed Jackiewicz
The
Sound of Ideologies Clashing: The Cuban State
and Paladares
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Health and Society
Corwin Pavilion West
Chair: Sean Benison, University of California,
Santa Barbara
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8:30
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Julienne Gard
Fever
Trees: The Geography of Malaria
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8:50
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Donald Pyles
Autism
in California: Epidemic or Illusion?
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9:10
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Jim Marston
Equal
Access to Urban Opportunities: Measurement and
Mitigation of Travel Barriers for People with
Restricted Vision
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9:30
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Sandra Holland
Highway
Facilities for an Aging Arizona Population
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Saturday, September 15
Paper Session V
10:30 - Noon
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The 'New' Ethnic Geography: Theory, Method,
Analysis
Corwin Pavilion West
Organizer: Susan Hardwick, University of Oregon
Chairs: Gwen Scott and Susan E. Hume, University
of Oregon
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10:30
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Susan E. Hume
Spatial
Data Sources for Immigration Research
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10:45
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Margaret Knox
The
Legacy of Historical Perceptions of the Kalapuya
People
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11:00
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Gwen Scott
The
Asia-Pacific Triangle: Constructing the Pacific
'Savage and Reconciling' Racism in U.S. Immigration
Policy
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11:15
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Emily Skop
Settling
in the Suburbs: Asian Indian Immigrants in Phoenix
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11:30
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Susan Hardwick and Erin Aigner
A
Spatial Analysis of Ethnic and Racial Diversity
in the 'New Oregon'
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Urban Sprawl: Policy, Promotion, and Planning
Santa Barbara Harbor Room
Chair: Keith C. Clarke, University of California,
Santa Barbara
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10:30
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Larry R. Ford and Brenda A. Kayzar
Myths
and Realities: The Invention and Promotion of
Downtown Living
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10:50
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Matt Rice
Panoramic
Maps and the Promotion of Urban Living in Late
19th and Early 20th Century America
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11:10
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Keith C. Clarke
Historic
Urban Growth of the Santa Barbara / South Coast
Region
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Urban Landscapes in Arizona: Real and Imagined
State Street Room
Organizer and Chair: Kevin McHugh, Arizona
State University
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10:30
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Kenneth Madsen
Native
American Cultural Landscapes of North Central
Phoenix
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10:50
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Timothy Collins
Toxic
Landscapes, Race, and Environmental Justice
in South Phoenix
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11:10
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Kevin Romig
Anthem:
Tomorrowland in Arizona
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11:30
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Kevin McHugh
Three
Faces of Ageism: Society/Image/Place
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11:50
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Alex Oberle
Envios
a Mexico: Money-Wiring and Check-Cashing as
Part of Phoenix's Landscape of Immigration
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The Endangered Species Act in California
Corwin Pavilion East
Organizers: James Sullivan, Coachella Valley
Association of Governments
Nanette Pratini, University of California, Riverside
Chair: Walter Wehjte, University of California,
Riverside
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10:30
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Tom Scott
Why
are There So Many Endangered Species in California?
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10:45
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Stephanie Pincetl
From
ESA to NCCP; The Origins of Multiple Species
Habitat Conservation Planning
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11:00
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Katja Kryvaruchka, James Sullivan, and Tom
Scott
Regional
Habitat Conservation Plans in California
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11:30
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Nanette Pratini and Larry La Pre
A
Tortoise-Eye View of the Endangered Species
Act: Planning for Species and Habitats in the
California Desert
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11:45
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James Sullivan
The
Coachella Valley Multiple Species Habitat Conservation
Plan
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Saturday, September 15
Paper Session VI
1:30 - 3:10 pm
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Measuring, Monitoring, and Modeling Change
in Vegetation Cover
Santa Barbara Harbor Room
Chair: Robert T. Richardson, California State
University, Sacramento
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1:30
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Roscoe Moss
Recent
Developments in the Use of Historic Aerial Photography
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1:50
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John Rogan and Janet Franklin
Operational
Monitoring of Forest Cover Disturbance in California
Using Multitemporal Remote Sensing Data
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2:10
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Ethan Frommholz
Modeling
Spatial Patterns and Abundance of Yellow Starthistle
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2:30
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Carolyn Daugherty
Mistletoes
in the Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands of the Coconino
National Forest, Arizona: A Significant Forest
Health Issue?
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Geographers
Build Learning and Research Resources for the
Social Sciences
Corwin Pavilion West
Organizer: Donald G. Janelle, University of
California, Santa Barbara
Chair: Stuart Sweeney, University of California,
Santa Barbara
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Panelists:
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1:30
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Michael F. Goodchild
Conceptualizing Spatial Analysis for Social
Science
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1:50
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Donald G. Janelle
Building Infrastructure for Spatial Social Science
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2:10
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Matt Rice
Learning Resources for Teaching and Self Study
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2:30
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Ann Ricchiazzi
Using the Web to Disseminate Spatial Analytic
Resources
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Species Distribution, Diversity, and Habitat
Planning
Corwin Pavilion East
Chair: Ross Meentemeyer, Sonoma State University
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1:30
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Walter Wehtje
The
Range Expansion of the Great-Tailed Grackle
in the Western USA
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1:50
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Susan Miles
Avian
Diversity Increase in a Small, Restored Wetland:
Regulatory Implications
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2:10
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Katsiaryna Kryvaruchka and Thomas A. Scott
Using
Geostatistical Estimation Tool to Model Species
Distributions
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2:30
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John Gallo
Place-based
Regional Conservation Planning
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Boas and Nietschmann: The Cultural Tradition
in American Geography
State Street Room (this session may run
till 3:30 pm)
Chair: Donald F. Lynch, University of Alaska
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1:30
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William Koelsch
Franz
Boas, Accidental Geographer
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2:00
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Terry Simmons
Bernard
Nietschmann: Geographer and Fourth World Activist
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2:10
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A 50-minute filmed conversation between Bernard
Nietschmann and David Stoddart, followed by
discussion
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Closing
Events
Saturday,
September 15
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Geography Bowl
Multicultural Center Theatre
3:30 - 4:45 pm
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APCG Annual Business
Meeting
Santa Barbara
4:45 - 5:45 pm
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Social Hour (cash
bar)
Corwin Plaza
5:30 - 8:00 pm
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Annual Awards Banquet and Presidential
Address
Corwin Pavilion
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Santa Barbara Treble Clef Women's Chorus,
directed by LaNell Lucius, followed by speaker
Roger W. Pearson, President, APCG.
Local Guest of Honor: UCSB Chancellor
Henry T. Yang
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Credits
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APCG 2001 Organizing
Committee:
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Susan Baumgart
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Donald Janelle
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Keith Clarke
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Xiaohang Liu
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Reginald Golledge
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LaNell Lucius
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Michael Goodchild
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Matt Rice
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Special thanks are extended to the following
individuals for their assistance:
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Ian Bortins
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Melissa Kelly
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Darren Breit
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Hugo Loaiciga
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Christian Brown
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Dan Montello
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Edward Collins
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Val Noronha
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