Our research uses geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial analysis techniques to study movement (often using GPS tracking). We develop and apply innovative methods for spatial and space-time analysis. Our interdisciplinary work includes wildlife and spatial ecology, human mobility, and remote sensing applications.
News
Jack writes ECCE blog on App Challenge
Geospatial Lab Catalyst Grant to study mobility indicators in response to COVID-19
Jack, Rhiannon, and Chang present at the ESRI GIS in Higher Education and Research Conference
Jack's blog post for Western's ESRI Canada Centre of Excellence
