Gordon Cromley
Biographic Data
| ID | 1340640 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gordon Cromley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gordon |
| FAMILY NAME | Cromley |
| SIGNATURE | CROMLEY G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Dickinson College |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6588-579X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Examining the interplay between racial segregation patterns and access to hospital care
Access to hospitals and especially intensive care units is an important issue given the current COVID-19 pandemic. This study examined the interplay between the pattern of spatial separation of racial groups and the access by those groups to hospital services as measured by the number of beds. Differences between racial groups in the Chicago Area were investigated using two models that calculated supply and cost accessibility to hospital care usi…
Using the transportation problem to build a congestion/threshold constrained spatial accessibility model
Analyzing the Role of Service Congestion in Accessibility Modeling
An important variable in measuring potential access is the competitive nature of the service being provided. Health services such as physician visits or hospital beds are often viewed as rival goods where one’s consumption of a service will diminish another’s ability to consume the same service. Congestion at facilities is as important as the overall level of supply at facilities. For rival goods, accessibility and congestion are linked as recipr…
Examining the impact of Covid-19 vaccination rates on differential access to critical care
Cartographic Inference: A Peircean Perspective
A major focus of cartographic research can be framed within two broad trends involving geovisual analytic and critical cartographic approaches. Understated in the development both of scientific and critical approaches to the field of cartography has been the role of cartographic inference. Making inferences from maps is fundamental to the visual analytical tradition and the thinking/communication continuum. Reasoning is also fundamental to critic…
Assimilating Weather Data into a Digital Event Gazetteer of Airborne Parachute Operations during the French Indochina War
Modern datasets cataloging historical events, known as digital event gazetteers, feature spatiotemporal data regarding events that enable analysis through parameters including location and other descriptive information of those events. Weather and climate data represent two dimensions of spatiotemporal information, which can enhance understanding of historical events. A recently published digital event gazetteer of airborne parachute operations […
Intimacy in Non-Western Discourses of Terrorism: An Analysis of Three Bollywood Films
The role of terrorism and the War on Terror have become increasingly prominent within political climates. As research into social media and mass media has grown with the ability to leverage Internet-based resources, this article approaches the increased security climate in the United States and Islamophobia through film analysis of non-Western films. Geographies of film have been well developed within the context of geopolitics, but less so in th…
Camps, cooperatives and the psychotopologies of Democratic Kampuchea
Between 1975 and 1979 the Communist Party of Kampuchea ( CPK ; also known as the “Khmer Rouge”) sought to establish a new society governed by a Marxist–Leninist‐inspired vision of collective ownership. In the process, however, upwards of two million men, women and children succumbed to extreme exhaustion, disease, starvation, torture, murder and execution. In this paper we contextualise the violence unleashed on Cambodia not through a focus on th…
A Narrative Cartography of the French Indo-China War: A Journalistic Perspective
While cartography continues to be a major form of geographic study, an important line of cartographic research has moved away from the “scientific” framework of cartographic inquiry, and instead studies the narratives and social construction of maps. This article seeks to understand the visual representation of the French Indo-China War using journalistic maps from the New York Times. In doing so, it hopes to reconstruct how the policies and even…
Camps, cooperatives and the psychotopologies of Democratic Kampuchea
Between 1975 and 1979 the Communist Party of Kampuchea ( CPK ; also known as the “Khmer Rouge”) sought to establish a new society governed by a Marxist–Leninist‐inspired vision of collective ownership. In the process, however, upwards of two million men, women and children succumbed to extreme exhaustion, disease, starvation, torture, murder and execution. In this paper we contextualise the violence unleashed on Cambodia not through a focus on th…
Intimacy in Non-Western Discourses of Terrorism: An Analysis of Three Bollywood Films
The role of terrorism and the War on Terror have become increasingly prominent within political climates. As research into social media and mass media has grown with the ability to leverage Internet-based resources, this article approaches the increased security climate in the United States and Islamophobia through film analysis of non-Western films. Geographies of film have been well developed within the context of geopolitics, but less so in th…
A Narrative Cartography of the French Indo-China War: A Journalistic Perspective
While cartography continues to be a major form of geographic study, an important line of cartographic research has moved away from the “scientific” framework of cartographic inquiry, and instead studies the narratives and social construction of maps. This article seeks to understand the visual representation of the French Indo-China War using journalistic maps from the New York Times. In doing so, it hopes to reconstruct how the policies and even…
Assimilating Weather Data into a Digital Event Gazetteer of Airborne Parachute Operations during the French Indochina War
Modern datasets cataloging historical events, known as digital event gazetteers, feature spatiotemporal data regarding events that enable analysis through parameters including location and other descriptive information of those events. Weather and climate data represent two dimensions of spatiotemporal information, which can enhance understanding of historical events. A recently published digital event gazetteer of airborne parachute operations […
Intimacy in Non-Western Discourses of Terrorism: An Analysis of Three Bollywood Films
The role of terrorism and the War on Terror have become increasingly prominent within political climates. As research into social media and mass media has grown with the ability to leverage Internet-based resources, this article approaches the increased security climate in the United States and Islamophobia through film analysis of non-Western films. Geographies of film have been well developed within the context of geopolitics, but less so in th…
Camps, cooperatives and the psychotopologies of Democratic Kampuchea
Between 1975 and 1979 the Communist Party of Kampuchea ( CPK ; also known as the “Khmer Rouge”) sought to establish a new society governed by a Marxist–Leninist‐inspired vision of collective ownership. In the process, however, upwards of two million men, women and children succumbed to extreme exhaustion, disease, starvation, torture, murder and execution. In this paper we contextualise the violence unleashed on Cambodia not through a focus on th…
Cartographic Inference: A Peircean Perspective
A major focus of cartographic research can be framed within two broad trends involving geovisual analytic and critical cartographic approaches. Understated in the development both of scientific and critical approaches to the field of cartography has been the role of cartographic inference. Making inferences from maps is fundamental to the visual analytical tradition and the thinking/communication continuum. Reasoning is also fundamental to critic…
Examining the impact of Covid-19 vaccination rates on differential access to critical care
Examining the interplay between racial segregation patterns and access to hospital care
Access to hospitals and especially intensive care units is an important issue given the current COVID-19 pandemic. This study examined the interplay between the pattern of spatial separation of racial groups and the access by those groups to hospital services as measured by the number of beds. Differences between racial groups in the Chicago Area were investigated using two models that calculated supply and cost accessibility to hospital care usi…
Using the transportation problem to build a congestion/threshold constrained spatial accessibility model
Analyzing the Role of Service Congestion in Accessibility Modeling
An important variable in measuring potential access is the competitive nature of the service being provided. Health services such as physician visits or hospital beds are often viewed as rival goods where one’s consumption of a service will diminish another’s ability to consume the same service. Congestion at facilities is as important as the overall level of supply at facilities. For rival goods, accessibility and congestion are linked as recipr…
Geography (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · History (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Transportation Planning and Optimization (3 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Art (2 works)