• Spatial Analysis

    Spatial Analysis

    Understanding the nature and outcome of human and physical processes

Spatial Analysis

Spatial Analysis has a long tradition in Geography at McMaster University. Our focus is on understanding the nature and outcome of human and physical processes that take place over space with the use of quantitative methods, such as spatial statistics, and Geographical Information Systems (GIS). Recent focus of the Spatial Analysis group has been in applications of transportation geography, urban land use, urban and regional air pollution, and the impact of environmental pollution on human health. Faculty members from the group participate in multi-disciplinary projects, both within and outside the School of Geography & Earth Sciences. Graduates with Spatial Analysis training pursue academic careers or find employment in the public and private sectors.


School of Earth, Environment & Society | McMaster University has 5 registered members
Alemu Gonsamo
Assistant Professor, Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in Remote Sensing of Terrestrial Ecosystems
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Research Interests:
Remote Sensing of Vegetation, Phenology, Global Change Ecology, Terrestrial Carbon Cycle, Climate Change Impact
Bruce Newbold
Professor, SEES Director
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Research Interests:

Internal migration in Canada and the United States; Immigration: settlement and adjustment; Immigration and health; Aging Issues: population mobility; Transportation; Health.

Antonio Paez
Professor, Associate Member of Civil Engineering
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Research Interests:

Spatial analysis and statistics; Transportation modeling; Travel behavior; Health geography; Geographic Information Science.

Darren Scott
Professor
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Research Interests:

Active transportation (cycling and walking); Big data (GPS); Bike share; Geographic Information Science (GIScience); Sustainable transportation; Travel behaviour

Niko Yiannakoulias
Associate Professor
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Research Interests:

Environmental health; risk communication; value of information; uncertainty; serious games and environmental applications of game theory; geocomputation

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