Concurrent Paper Session E
* Indicates Session Chair
E01 Law's Geographies
Methodological Mistakes in Legal Geography
K. Maria D. Lane
University of New Mexico
MAN vs. MANATEE: The Legal Framing of Neoliberal Environmental Discourses
John Carr and Tema Milstein
University of New Mexico
Terror as Usual: On the Legal Geographies of Indian Drinking in New Mexico
David Correia
University of New Mexico
Doctrine of Difference: Cobell v. Salazar and the Failure of Indian Trust
Laura Harjo
University of New Mexico
Regulator Takings: Rights or Relations?
*Melinda Harm Benson
University of New Mexico
E02 Collaboration and Outreach
Discussants:
Michaela Buenneman – New Mexico State University
J. Scott Greene – University of Oklahoma
John Harrington, Jr. – Kansas State University
Murray Rice – University of North Texas
Deborah S.K. Thomas – University of Colorado Denver
E03 Plants and Agriculture
Engaging Agricultural Stakeholders and Communicating Climate Change Risk with a WebGIS-based Crop Calendar
Lianling Su and J.M. Shawn Hutchinson
Kansas State University
Plant Diffusion within and Scientific Knowledge of the Columbian Exchange: The Importance of Social Processes
*Chris S. Duvall
University of New Mexico
“It’s Used By the Dissipated and the Deprived”: Transforming Perceptions of Hemp in the Anglo-Atlantic World
Bradley J. Borougerdi
Tarrant County College
Calibration and Validation of the FAO AquaCrop Model for Rainfed Cereals in Nigeria, West Africa
U. Akumaga
University of Oklahoma
Land Sharing vs Land Sparing: Agricultural Management Impact on Pollinator Abundance and Crop Production in an Urban Matrix
Grace Kellner
University of Denver
E04 Geospatial Techniques 2
A Spatially-distributed Hydrological Modelling and Visualization Framework
*Feifei Pan
University of North Texas
Route Originality between Competing Automobile Route Guides
John T. Bauer
University of Nebraska - Kearney
Using Qualitative GIS and Sketch Mapping to Assess Individual Walking Behavior, Perceptions, and Experiences
Meghan Mooney
University of Denver
Developing a Data Discovery Tool for Interdisciplinary Science by Leveraging the Combination of a Web-based Mapping Application and Geosemantic Searching
Dylan Perkins
University of Wyoming
Accessibility to Higher Education Geography Programs in Louisiana
R.V. Rohli (1), P.E. Binford (1), and J. Ibañez (2)
(1) Louisiana State University, (2) University of New Orleans
E05 Water Resources
Comparing the Spatial Distribution of Texas Municipal Water Consumption Drivers using Linear and Non-linear Data Reduction Methods
*Matthew H. Connolly (1), Ryan Hile (2), John Stevens (2), Erich Rentz (2), and Simon Brewer (2)
(1) University of Central Arkansas, (2) University of Utah
Water Management in the Southern High Plains of Texas: An Institutional Analysis of Water Governance
Caroline Pavlowsky
University of Oklahoma
Pastoral Livelihoods and Household Water Management Strategies in the Central Argentine Andes
Julie Parker
University of North Texas
Examining Resiliency-based Approaches to Watershed Management in the Lake Champlain Basin
Christopher Brown
New Mexico State University
Enhancing Social-Ecological Resilience in the Colorado River Basin
Nathan T. Eidem
University of Nebraska – Kearney
