Patricia Solís
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3584301 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Patricia Solís |
| NOMBRES | Patricia |
| APELLIDO | Solís |
| FIRMA | SOLÍS P |
| AFILIACIONES | Arizona State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1374-9400 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1987 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Planning for cooler communities
Vacant lots are often perceived as contributing to negative socioeconomic and environmental impacts on surrounding communities. However, they also offer opportunities for strategic interventions that promote heat resilience. This study uses a decision-scale congruence analytic approach to examine the correlation between extreme heat and community resilience in the context of vacant lots in the city of Mesa, Arizona. By identifying and analyzing o…
Everywhere she maps, she changes the discourse
Maps not only extend our knowledge of the world but also may offer empowerment when it comes to marginalized people throughout the Global South. In recent years, mapping has undergone significant democratization through open-source mapping technologies, yet gender discrimination persists. To promote the inclusive participation of women in mapping, YouthMappers launched a gender-focused initiative, Everywhere She Maps (ESM), in 2020. This study ex…
Mapping the Global Geospatial Talent Landscape
Pandemic pivots
This study investigates the critical role of place in shaping public health decision making during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing a persistent gap between nationally modeled pandemic phases and the lived experiences of local actors. Drawing on 17 key informant interviews with expert data modelers and community-based decision makers, the research applies the Critical Incident Technique to uncover how geographic, institutional, political, and cul…
Para Além do Diagnóstico
Este artigo investiga a aplicação da Análise Bioenergética no cuidado de adultos com Transtorno de Déficit de Atenção e Hiperatividade (TDAH), a partir de uma abordagem despatologizante e integrativa. Fundamentada na interconexão entre corpo, emoções e mente, a Análise Bioenergética propõe uma via terapêutica inovadora que favorece a reconexão somática e a restauração do fluxo vital, promovendo autorregulação emocional, fortalecimento do controle…
Engaging local university students in participatory mapping for heat resilience to electrify health facilities in Africa
Purpose Reliable power in health facilities is crucial for cooling technologies, refrigeration of medicines, preventative care during extreme heat waves and effective health-care responses. Yet, data on clinical sites and the status of electrification remains incomplete and inaccurate in many locations across the globe, particularly in regions where reliable power supply is needed the most. This study aims to explore the viability of our design a…
Smallholders’ perspectives on sustainable agriculture intensification in Northern Ghana
In the quest to improve food security for a growing population with minimal environmental impact, assessing smallholders’ perceptions and practices of sustainable agriculture intensification (SAI) is a prerequisite for achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2. However, little empirical evidence exists on smallholders' perspectives on SAI, especially in the context of Sub-Saharan Africa, where a majority of smallholders are relatively poor a…
Planning for Heat Resilience and the Future of Residential Electricity Usage
Community resilience refers to the ability for a geographic area to respond and adapt to acute shocks and long-term stresses. Geography research is well positioned to examine how communities can adapt to the compounding effects of climate change. Our work aims to analyze the factors that influence residential electricity in the context of increasing urban temperatures in Maricopa County, Arizona, coupled with the COVID-19 pandemic. Using census t…
Deploying geospatial visualization dashboards to combat the socioeconomic impacts of Covid-19
COVID-19 dashboards with geospatial data visualization have become ubiquitous. There is a growing sense of responsibility to report public health data pushing governments and community organizations to develop and share web-based dashboards. While a substantial body of literature exists on how these GIS technologies and urban analytics approaches support COVID-19 monitoring, their level of social embeddedness, quality and accessibility of user in…
Open Mapping Towards Sustainable Development Goals
Modeling Education Deserts for Veterans and Military Families in the Southern United States
c) 2021 The Author(s). Published with license by Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. cc-by-nc-nd
The Routledge Handbook of Development and Environment
Engaged Convergence Research
Efforts to understand the complex, multidimensional nature of environmental vulnerability can generate new knowledge by deploying a convergence research framework within a community-engaged approach. We explore the benefits and shortcomings of what we call engaged convergence research (ECR) by narrating a case study that uncovered a pattern of indoor heat-related deaths that was previously unexplained: Although only 5 percent of Maricopa County, …
Toward a Community Geography Pedagogy
Community geography (CG) pedagogy sits at the intersection of three systematic shifts in higher education: desires to expand engagement with society; the evolution of student-centered, evidence-based instruction; and, the desire to diversify voices and knowledge production in the academy. Since the 1960s geographers have regularly partnered with communities. However, within the last twenty years community geographers have centered community-engag…
Understanding the interaction between human activities and physical health under extreme heat environment in Phoenix, Arizona
Long-term community resilience, which privileges a long view look at chronic issues influencing communities, has begun to draw more attention from city planners, researchers and policymakers. In Phoenix, resilience to heat is both a necessity and a way of life. In this paper, we attempt to understand how residents living in Phoenix experience and behave in an extreme heat environment. To achieve this goal, we introduced a smartphone application (…
Spatial Modeling and Analysis of Heat-Related Morbidity in Maricopa County, Arizona
Understanding the Spatial Patchwork of Predictive Modeling of First Wave Pandemic Decisions by Us Governors
The uneven outcomes of the covid-19 pandemic in the United States can be characterized by its patchwork patterns. Given a weak national coordinated response, state-level decisions offer an important frame for analysis. This article explores how such analysis invokes fundamental geographic challenges related to the modified areal unit problem, and results in scientific predictive models that behave differently in different states. We examined morb…
Articulating strategies to address heat resilience using spatial optimization and temporal analysis of utility assistance data of the Salvation Army Metro Phoenix
Long-term community resilience, which privileges a long-view look at chronic, slow-moving issues affecting communities, has begun to draw more attention from researchers and policymakers. In the Valley of the Sun, resilience to heat is both a necessity and a way of life. Solutions are ubiquitous but nevertheless still in demand over the long, hot summers in the Phoenix, Arizona metropolitan area. Residents heavily rely on air conditioning (AC) fo…
Digital humanitarians for the Sustainable Development Goals
Emerging youth movements to promote issues reflected in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are celebrated as critical for the future attainment of societal aims. We explore the possibility for institutions of higher education to serve as an intentional third space to engender the creation and mobilization of hybrid movements that intentionally engage youth internationally. This case study interrogates the YouthMappers digital…
Community geography
Community geography is a growing subfield that provides a framework for relevant and engaged scholarship. In this paper, we define community geography as a form of research praxis, one that involves academic and public scholars with the goal of co-produced and mutually-beneficial knowledge. Community geography draws from a pragmatist model of inquiry, one that views communities as emergent through a recursive process of problem definition and soc…
Assessment and interpretation of teachers’ attitudes towards students with disabilities / Evaluación e interpretación de la actitud del profesorado hacia alumnos con discapacidad
The process of including students with disabilities is necessarily influenced by teachers’ attitudes towards them and towards their inclusion in education. After detecting the need to study the attitudes present in preschool and primary and secondary school teachers, this study was proposed as it was decided that an analysis of such attitudes could help to develop a better understanding of the current needs of the education system. This study ana…
Commentaries on “Evaluating the Geographic in GIS
In this article, four geographers who are also practitioners critique "Evaluating the Geographic in ." Sparked by the arguments in that article, they pose fundamental questions about how geography can best contribute to practices
The Decision-Making/Accountability Spatial Incongruence Problem for Research Linking Environmental Science and Policy
Increasingly, scholars engage policy makers around fundamental, complex questions on environmental change in interdisciplinary settings. Researchers attempting to develop robust contributions to knowledge that can support policymaker understandings in this context face significant inferential challenges in dealing with the spatial dimension of their phenomenon of interest. In this paper, we extend an understanding of well‐defined methodological c…
Building collaborative research opportunities into study abroad programs
As universities increase their international study opportunities, enormous potential exists to create geography field courses that provide undergraduates and graduate students with primary research experience and intercultural collaboration. This paper draws from our experience leading a two-week collaborative field course in Panama. We outline our principles of engagement: focus on problem-oriented research; build upon local research; create a r…
Critical Reflection Mapping as a Hybrid Methodology for Examining Sociospatial Perceptions of New Research Sites
We introduce critical reflection mapping as a novel and hybrid research methodology for examining the sociospatial perceptions of researchers in new research settings, particularly international ones. The methodology, theoretically situated within the critical geographic information systems literature, combines two existing research methods (qualitative sketch mapping and critical reflection) to elicit original ways in which researchers can criti…
Community geography
Community geography is a growing subfield that provides a framework for relevant and engaged scholarship. In this paper, we define community geography as a form of research praxis, one that involves academic and public scholars with the goal of co-produced and mutually-beneficial knowledge. Community geography draws from a pragmatist model of inquiry, one that views communities as emergent through a recursive process of problem definition and soc…
The Decision-Making/Accountability Spatial Incongruence Problem for Research Linking Environmental Science and Policy
Increasingly, scholars engage policy makers around fundamental, complex questions on environmental change in interdisciplinary settings. Researchers attempting to develop robust contributions to knowledge that can support policymaker understandings in this context face significant inferential challenges in dealing with the spatial dimension of their phenomenon of interest. In this paper, we extend an understanding of well‐defined methodological c…
Critical Reflection Mapping as a Hybrid Methodology for Examining Sociospatial Perceptions of New Research Sites
We introduce critical reflection mapping as a novel and hybrid research methodology for examining the sociospatial perceptions of researchers in new research settings, particularly international ones. The methodology, theoretically situated within the critical geographic information systems literature, combines two existing research methods (qualitative sketch mapping and critical reflection) to elicit original ways in which researchers can criti…
Spatial Modeling and Analysis of Heat-Related Morbidity in Maricopa County, Arizona
Water as rural heritage
Modeling Education Deserts for Veterans and Military Families in the Southern United States
c) 2021 The Author(s). Published with license by Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. cc-by-nc-nd
Digital humanitarians for the Sustainable Development Goals
Emerging youth movements to promote issues reflected in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are celebrated as critical for the future attainment of societal aims. We explore the possibility for institutions of higher education to serve as an intentional third space to engender the creation and mobilization of hybrid movements that intentionally engage youth internationally. This case study interrogates the YouthMappers digital…
Assessment and interpretation of teachers’ attitudes towards students with disabilities / Evaluación e interpretación de la actitud del profesorado hacia alumnos con discapacidad
The process of including students with disabilities is necessarily influenced by teachers’ attitudes towards them and towards their inclusion in education. After detecting the need to study the attitudes present in preschool and primary and secondary school teachers, this study was proposed as it was decided that an analysis of such attitudes could help to develop a better understanding of the current needs of the education system. This study ana…
Building collaborative research opportunities into study abroad programs
As universities increase their international study opportunities, enormous potential exists to create geography field courses that provide undergraduates and graduate students with primary research experience and intercultural collaboration. This paper draws from our experience leading a two-week collaborative field course in Panama. We outline our principles of engagement: focus on problem-oriented research; build upon local research; create a r…
A Guide to Ancient Maya Ruins
Water as rural heritage
En la orillaMiradas cruzadas a una imagen del Códice Durán
Pour visiter l’exposition, cliquer ici : http://nuevomundo.revues.org/optika/9 Para visitar la exposición, clicar aquí : http://nuevomundo.revues.org/optika/9 To visit the exhibition, click here :http://nuevomundo.revues.org/optika/9
Building collaborative research opportunities into study abroad programs
As universities increase their international study opportunities, enormous potential exists to create geography field courses that provide undergraduates and graduate students with primary research experience and intercultural collaboration. This paper draws from our experience leading a two-week collaborative field course in Panama. We outline our principles of engagement: focus on problem-oriented research; build upon local research; create a r…
Critical Reflection Mapping as a Hybrid Methodology for Examining Sociospatial Perceptions of New Research Sites
We introduce critical reflection mapping as a novel and hybrid research methodology for examining the sociospatial perceptions of researchers in new research settings, particularly international ones. The methodology, theoretically situated within the critical geographic information systems literature, combines two existing research methods (qualitative sketch mapping and critical reflection) to elicit original ways in which researchers can criti…
The Decision-Making/Accountability Spatial Incongruence Problem for Research Linking Environmental Science and Policy
Increasingly, scholars engage policy makers around fundamental, complex questions on environmental change in interdisciplinary settings. Researchers attempting to develop robust contributions to knowledge that can support policymaker understandings in this context face significant inferential challenges in dealing with the spatial dimension of their phenomenon of interest. In this paper, we extend an understanding of well‐defined methodological c…
Assessment and interpretation of teachers’ attitudes towards students with disabilities / Evaluación e interpretación de la actitud del profesorado hacia alumnos con discapacidad
The process of including students with disabilities is necessarily influenced by teachers’ attitudes towards them and towards their inclusion in education. After detecting the need to study the attitudes present in preschool and primary and secondary school teachers, this study was proposed as it was decided that an analysis of such attitudes could help to develop a better understanding of the current needs of the education system. This study ana…
Commentaries on “Evaluating the Geographic in GIS
In this article, four geographers who are also practitioners critique "Evaluating the Geographic in ." Sparked by the arguments in that article, they pose fundamental questions about how geography can best contribute to practices
Articulating strategies to address heat resilience using spatial optimization and temporal analysis of utility assistance data of the Salvation Army Metro Phoenix
Long-term community resilience, which privileges a long-view look at chronic, slow-moving issues affecting communities, has begun to draw more attention from researchers and policymakers. In the Valley of the Sun, resilience to heat is both a necessity and a way of life. Solutions are ubiquitous but nevertheless still in demand over the long, hot summers in the Phoenix, Arizona metropolitan area. Residents heavily rely on air conditioning (AC) fo…
Digital humanitarians for the Sustainable Development Goals
Emerging youth movements to promote issues reflected in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are celebrated as critical for the future attainment of societal aims. We explore the possibility for institutions of higher education to serve as an intentional third space to engender the creation and mobilization of hybrid movements that intentionally engage youth internationally. This case study interrogates the YouthMappers digital…
Community geography
Community geography is a growing subfield that provides a framework for relevant and engaged scholarship. In this paper, we define community geography as a form of research praxis, one that involves academic and public scholars with the goal of co-produced and mutually-beneficial knowledge. Community geography draws from a pragmatist model of inquiry, one that views communities as emergent through a recursive process of problem definition and soc…
The Routledge Handbook of Development and Environment
Engaged Convergence Research
Efforts to understand the complex, multidimensional nature of environmental vulnerability can generate new knowledge by deploying a convergence research framework within a community-engaged approach. We explore the benefits and shortcomings of what we call engaged convergence research (ECR) by narrating a case study that uncovered a pattern of indoor heat-related deaths that was previously unexplained: Although only 5 percent of Maricopa County, …
Toward a Community Geography Pedagogy
Community geography (CG) pedagogy sits at the intersection of three systematic shifts in higher education: desires to expand engagement with society; the evolution of student-centered, evidence-based instruction; and, the desire to diversify voices and knowledge production in the academy. Since the 1960s geographers have regularly partnered with communities. However, within the last twenty years community geographers have centered community-engag…
Understanding the interaction between human activities and physical health under extreme heat environment in Phoenix, Arizona
Long-term community resilience, which privileges a long view look at chronic issues influencing communities, has begun to draw more attention from city planners, researchers and policymakers. In Phoenix, resilience to heat is both a necessity and a way of life. In this paper, we attempt to understand how residents living in Phoenix experience and behave in an extreme heat environment. To achieve this goal, we introduced a smartphone application (…
Spatial Modeling and Analysis of Heat-Related Morbidity in Maricopa County, Arizona
Understanding the Spatial Patchwork of Predictive Modeling of First Wave Pandemic Decisions by Us Governors
The uneven outcomes of the covid-19 pandemic in the United States can be characterized by its patchwork patterns. Given a weak national coordinated response, state-level decisions offer an important frame for analysis. This article explores how such analysis invokes fundamental geographic challenges related to the modified areal unit problem, and results in scientific predictive models that behave differently in different states. We examined morb…
Open Mapping Towards Sustainable Development Goals
Modeling Education Deserts for Veterans and Military Families in the Southern United States
c) 2021 The Author(s). Published with license by Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. cc-by-nc-nd
Deploying geospatial visualization dashboards to combat the socioeconomic impacts of Covid-19
COVID-19 dashboards with geospatial data visualization have become ubiquitous. There is a growing sense of responsibility to report public health data pushing governments and community organizations to develop and share web-based dashboards. While a substantial body of literature exists on how these GIS technologies and urban analytics approaches support COVID-19 monitoring, their level of social embeddedness, quality and accessibility of user in…
Planning for Heat Resilience and the Future of Residential Electricity Usage
Community resilience refers to the ability for a geographic area to respond and adapt to acute shocks and long-term stresses. Geography research is well positioned to examine how communities can adapt to the compounding effects of climate change. Our work aims to analyze the factors that influence residential electricity in the context of increasing urban temperatures in Maricopa County, Arizona, coupled with the COVID-19 pandemic. Using census t…
Para Além do Diagnóstico
Este artigo investiga a aplicação da Análise Bioenergética no cuidado de adultos com Transtorno de Déficit de Atenção e Hiperatividade (TDAH), a partir de uma abordagem despatologizante e integrativa. Fundamentada na interconexão entre corpo, emoções e mente, a Análise Bioenergética propõe uma via terapêutica inovadora que favorece a reconexão somática e a restauração do fluxo vital, promovendo autorregulação emocional, fortalecimento do controle…
Engaging local university students in participatory mapping for heat resilience to electrify health facilities in Africa
Purpose Reliable power in health facilities is crucial for cooling technologies, refrigeration of medicines, preventative care during extreme heat waves and effective health-care responses. Yet, data on clinical sites and the status of electrification remains incomplete and inaccurate in many locations across the globe, particularly in regions where reliable power supply is needed the most. This study aims to explore the viability of our design a…
Smallholders’ perspectives on sustainable agriculture intensification in Northern Ghana
In the quest to improve food security for a growing population with minimal environmental impact, assessing smallholders’ perceptions and practices of sustainable agriculture intensification (SAI) is a prerequisite for achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2. However, little empirical evidence exists on smallholders' perspectives on SAI, especially in the context of Sub-Saharan Africa, where a majority of smallholders are relatively poor a…
Planning for cooler communities
Vacant lots are often perceived as contributing to negative socioeconomic and environmental impacts on surrounding communities. However, they also offer opportunities for strategic interventions that promote heat resilience. This study uses a decision-scale congruence analytic approach to examine the correlation between extreme heat and community resilience in the context of vacant lots in the city of Mesa, Arizona. By identifying and analyzing o…
Geography (13 obras) · Sociology (13 obras) · Political science (10 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · Economics (8 obras) · Climate Change and Health Impacts (5 obras) · Engineering (5 obras) · Geography Education and Pedagogy (5 obras) · Psychological resilience (5 obras) · Psychology (5 obras)