Threats to Validity for Upcoming Chicago Green Space Reproduction
Embarking on my most individual reproduction study yet, I will be doing a final project for this class by attempting to reproduce the lab “Urban Environmenta...
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Enhancing Disaster Resilience through the Reproducibility of Social Vulnerability Models
Social vulnerability models are a type of analysis that assesses a population’s potential for loss based on a myriad of socioeconomic indicators that either ...
Navigating Uncertainty in GIScience
Chapter 6, “Uncertainty,” by Longley et al. (2008) delves into the realm of uncertainty in spatial analysis. This chapter emphasizes the need for a comprehen...
On the Realm of Reproducibility and Open GIScience
With the converging realms of spatial analysis and the open source world, accessibility and the freedom for all to engage in GIScience are increasing. This n...
Is GIS a Science?
The importance of the reproducibility and replicability of scientific studies is emerging more frequently into public discourse across various scientific dis...
Reproduction
Final Reproduction Reflection: Urban Environmental Justice of Green Space Access in Chicago Reproduction
Link to the reproduction After working through four uniquely challenging reproduction studies with the GEOG0361 class, it was finally time to attempt writin...
Reflection of Kang et al. 2020 Reanalysis
Link to the reanalysis Link to the original study This was not only the most collaborative, but also the most advanced reproduction study that I have done ...
Reflection of Spielman et al. 2020 Reproduction
Link to the reproduction study Reproduction #3! This reproduction was a little different than the last two since it was a reproduction of Spielman et al.’s ...
Reflection of Malcomb et al. 2014 Reproduction
Link to the reproduction study Link to the original study This was my second go-around with a reproduction study! Building off of my experience from my rep...
Reflection of Chakraborty J. 2021 Reproduction
Link to the reproduction study Link to the original study This was my first attempt at a reproduction study! Working with Chakraborty’s “Social inequities ...