Adam J Mathews
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1687827 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Adam J Mathews |
| NOMBRES | Adam J |
| APELLIDO | Mathews |
| FIRMA | MATHEWS A J |
| AFILIACIONES | Oklahoma State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5577-4308 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Drones in Geography Higher Education Curriculum
Drones as remote sensing platforms have changed the way geographers map the world. Given the low cost and ease of use of drones, the need to educate geography students on scientifically sound and ethical use of drones has never been greater. As university geography departments develop drone courses to attract new majors and provide desired instruction, the academic community knows little about drone curriculum in geography (either in whole or as …
Enhancing Middle School Learning about Geography and Topographic Maps Using Hands-on Play and Geospatial Technologies
The objective of this research was to determine if and to what extent students’ learning of geographic concepts can be improved through incorporation of hands-on play with Play-Doh® and LEGO® and geospatial technologies, specifically drones. The project team conducted six months of biweekly, collaborative instruction at Comstock Middle School in Michigan incorporating in-class activities such as drawing mental maps, creating contour lines of mode…
Drones and Geography
Drones have equipped geographers with the capacity to collect high-quality geospatial data at multiple spatial, spectral, and temporal resolutions. Although the adoption of drones is increasing across geography, knowledge of those using this technology and their practices is limited. The purpose of this article is to understand who is using drones in geography, how they are using them, and what future opportunities exist. We collected data from e…
Emerging Geospatial Technologies in Instruction and Research
Academic geography is the nexus for geospatial learning and research on many college and university campuses. Along with offering courses and programs in established areas such as geographic information systems and remote sensing, geography instruction and research have increasingly used new or emerging geospatial technologies (EGTs) for capturing, processing, and visualizing spatial data. Examples of EGTs include unoccupied aircraft systems, loc…
Location-based social media behavior and perception
Location‐based social media (), a specific type of volunteered geographic information (), is increasingly being used as a spatial data source for researchers in geography and related disciplines. Many questions, though, have been raised about data in terms of its quality and its contributors. While a number of studies have explored users' demographics and motivations for contribution to explicitly geographic forms of , such as OpenStreetMap and W…
Assessing professional benefits of GIS certification
The certification of geographic information system (GIS) professionals remains a contentious topic. After more than 25 years, the GIS community remains divided over the need to formally recognize GIS professionals who maintain standards of professional competency and conduct. Unfortunately, few studies have examined individuals who have become certified or the professional benefits of certification. This study explores GIS certification through a…
Exploring place marketing by American microbreweries
The American craft brewing scene has exhibited continued growth over the past several decades fueled by the desire of many patrons to opt for unique, local brews in the place of homogenous national and international brands. Previous research reports that American microbreweries often express neolocalism in the marketing of their products: using local place names, people, events, landscape features, and icons on their labeling and in their names t…
Applying Geospatial Tools and Techniques to Viticulture
Viticulture is the science of growing grapevines, in particular, those used in the production of wine grapes and wine. Although many different research areas exist within viticulture, the latest implement geospatial tools and techniques such as GIS, GPS, and remote sensing to better monitor the crop and therefore make better decisions regarding it. Geospatial techniques allow both researchers and vineyard managers to study the natural spatial var…
College students’ consumption, contribution, and risk awareness related to online mapping services and social media outlets
Location-based social media behavior and perception
Location‐based social media (), a specific type of volunteered geographic information (), is increasingly being used as a spatial data source for researchers in geography and related disciplines. Many questions, though, have been raised about data in terms of its quality and its contributors. While a number of studies have explored users' demographics and motivations for contribution to explicitly geographic forms of , such as OpenStreetMap and W…
Exploring place marketing by American microbreweries
The American craft brewing scene has exhibited continued growth over the past several decades fueled by the desire of many patrons to opt for unique, local brews in the place of homogenous national and international brands. Previous research reports that American microbreweries often express neolocalism in the marketing of their products: using local place names, people, events, landscape features, and icons on their labeling and in their names t…
College students’ consumption, contribution, and risk awareness related to online mapping services and social media outlets
Assessing professional benefits of GIS certification
The certification of geographic information system (GIS) professionals remains a contentious topic. After more than 25 years, the GIS community remains divided over the need to formally recognize GIS professionals who maintain standards of professional competency and conduct. Unfortunately, few studies have examined individuals who have become certified or the professional benefits of certification. This study explores GIS certification through a…
College students’ consumption, contribution, and risk awareness related to online mapping services and social media outlets
Applying Geospatial Tools and Techniques to Viticulture
Viticulture is the science of growing grapevines, in particular, those used in the production of wine grapes and wine. Although many different research areas exist within viticulture, the latest implement geospatial tools and techniques such as GIS, GPS, and remote sensing to better monitor the crop and therefore make better decisions regarding it. Geospatial techniques allow both researchers and vineyard managers to study the natural spatial var…
Assessing professional benefits of GIS certification
The certification of geographic information system (GIS) professionals remains a contentious topic. After more than 25 years, the GIS community remains divided over the need to formally recognize GIS professionals who maintain standards of professional competency and conduct. Unfortunately, few studies have examined individuals who have become certified or the professional benefits of certification. This study explores GIS certification through a…
Exploring place marketing by American microbreweries
The American craft brewing scene has exhibited continued growth over the past several decades fueled by the desire of many patrons to opt for unique, local brews in the place of homogenous national and international brands. Previous research reports that American microbreweries often express neolocalism in the marketing of their products: using local place names, people, events, landscape features, and icons on their labeling and in their names t…
Location-based social media behavior and perception
Location‐based social media (), a specific type of volunteered geographic information (), is increasingly being used as a spatial data source for researchers in geography and related disciplines. Many questions, though, have been raised about data in terms of its quality and its contributors. While a number of studies have explored users' demographics and motivations for contribution to explicitly geographic forms of , such as OpenStreetMap and W…
Emerging Geospatial Technologies in Instruction and Research
Academic geography is the nexus for geospatial learning and research on many college and university campuses. Along with offering courses and programs in established areas such as geographic information systems and remote sensing, geography instruction and research have increasingly used new or emerging geospatial technologies (EGTs) for capturing, processing, and visualizing spatial data. Examples of EGTs include unoccupied aircraft systems, loc…
Drones and Geography
Drones have equipped geographers with the capacity to collect high-quality geospatial data at multiple spatial, spectral, and temporal resolutions. Although the adoption of drones is increasing across geography, knowledge of those using this technology and their practices is limited. The purpose of this article is to understand who is using drones in geography, how they are using them, and what future opportunities exist. We collected data from e…
Enhancing Middle School Learning about Geography and Topographic Maps Using Hands-on Play and Geospatial Technologies
The objective of this research was to determine if and to what extent students’ learning of geographic concepts can be improved through incorporation of hands-on play with Play-Doh® and LEGO® and geospatial technologies, specifically drones. The project team conducted six months of biweekly, collaborative instruction at Comstock Middle School in Michigan incorporating in-class activities such as drawing mental maps, creating contour lines of mode…
Drones in Geography Higher Education Curriculum
Drones as remote sensing platforms have changed the way geographers map the world. Given the low cost and ease of use of drones, the need to educate geography students on scientifically sound and ethical use of drones has never been greater. As university geography departments develop drone courses to attract new majors and provide desired instruction, the academic community knows little about drone curriculum in geography (either in whole or as …
Geography (9 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Geospatial analysis (5 obras) · Cartography (4 obras) · Geographic information system (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Business (3 obras) · Drone (3 obras) · Geographic Information Systems Studies (3 obras)