The California Geographer Vol. 59 (2020)

 
 

California Geographer 2020

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This collection houses volume fifty-nine (2020) of The California Geographer, published by California Geographical Society from 1960 to the present.

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Articles

Geographic Chronicles -- pages 101 - 107

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  • Commentary: Black Lives Matter 
    DeVivo, Mike (California Geographical Society, 2020)
    As a veteran, educator, and citizen, it is with great sadness and grave concern that I write these words, for not only do African Americans continue to be threatened by bullies in law enforcement positions, our head of ...
  • Commentary: Why the Transatlantic? 
    Foggie, Ahmed (California Geographical Society, 2020)
    Spanning forty-one million square miles of the earth's surface and connecting four continents, the Atlantic Ocean houses the origins of our current global culture. Within its depths lie legacies of nightmarish atrocities, ...
  • Geographic Chronicles 
    Derrick, Matthew (California Geographical Society, 2020)
    Open Letters to California Geographic Society Members
  • A support vector machine-based water detection analysis in a heterogeneous landscape using Landsat TM imagery 
    Sharifzadeh, Saeideh; Adhikari, Sanchayeeta (California Geographical Society, 2020)
    Surface water mapping is essential for studying global environmental changes in the quantity and quality of water bodies. This study explores the applicability of machine learning algorithm Support Vector Machine (SVM) in ...
  • Voices of Cully: Experiencing the home amid gentrification 
    Cultrera, Lucy; Byrd, Renee; Derrick, Matthew (California Geographical Society, 2020)
    The Cully neighborhood is situated in the northeast quadrant of Portland, Oregon. It is a 2.75-square-mile plot of land and home to roughly 13,000 people. In addition to being one of the most diverse neighborhoods in ...