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Dr. Jana Moser is Head of the Cartography and Visual Communication Department and Coordinator of the Geovisualization Research Area at the Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography (IfL) in Leipzig. She holds a Diplom in Cartography from TU Dresden (1998) and a PhD in Cartographic History from TU Dresden (2007). Her research focuses on historical cartography, geovisualization methodologies, and the role of maps in knowledge transfer. Education: 1994–1998: Diplomstudium Kartographie, TU Dresden 2007: Promotion (PhD), TU Dresden (thesis: 'Untersuchungen zur Kartographiegeschichte von Namibia bis 1990') Research Interests: Cartographic history and methodology Geovisualization of complex spatial data Map analysis of historical and contemporary regional development Visual representation of mobilities and migration patterns Knowledge transfer through atlases and digital mapping tools Key Projects: Leading the 'Geovisualization Research Area' at IfL Coordinating the NFDI4Biodiversity geovisualization project Developing the 'Digital Cartography Workshop for the Old Empire' (DigiKAR) Editorial work on the 'Atlas zur Geschichte und Landeskunde von Sachsen' Publications: Over 30 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, including seminal works on historical cartography of Namibia, digital mapping methodologies, and geovisualization of citizen science data. Her recent work explores non-territorial spatial formats and educational atlas analysis. Grants & Collaboration: Active in EU-funded projects like 'KonKoop' (Cooperation and Conflict in Eastern Europe) and 'GLOWA-Elbe'. Collaborates with institutions including the Saxon Academy of Sciences and the University of Leipzig. Labs/Teams: Leads the 'Geovisualization Lab' and contributes to the 'Leibniz Lab for Upheavals and Transformations'. Engages in interdisciplinary work through the EEGA Science Campus.

• Geovisualization
• Historical Geography
• Regional Development
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Esra Ozdenerol is a Professor of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Memphis since 2003. She directs the GIS Certificate Program and the Spatial Analysis and Geographic Education Laboratory. Additionally, she is affiliated with the University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s Department of Preventive Medicine and Health Outcome Policy. Previously, she served as Associate Director of the Benjamin L. Hooks Institute for Social Change (2010–2013) and was an Assistant Professor of Architecture at Florida International University (2000–2003). Educations: Ph.D., Geography (Louisiana State University, 2000); MLA, Landscape Architecture (LSU, 1996); BS, Agricultural Engineering: Landscape Architecture (Ankara University, Turkey, 1993). Her research focuses on GIS applications in public health, medical geography, landscape ecology, and gender equity. Notable areas include Lyme disease epidemiology, spatial health disparities, and geospatial analysis of social determinants of health. She also advocates for gender equity in STEM through projects like the ASPIRED initiative. Ozdenerol has consulted for public, government, and international agencies on GIS and spatial analysis. Her recent work addresses pandemic management (e.g., MEMPHI-SYS for COVID-19 data integration) and environmental health (e.g., lead exposure in children). She has collaborated on studies linking land-use changes, wildlife ecology, and public health outcomes. Ozdenerol’s interdisciplinary approach bridges geospatial technologies with community health and policy.

• Geographic Information Systems
• Spatial Analytical Methods
• Medical Geography
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Dr Joanna Badach is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Urban Architecture and Waterscapes, Faculty of Architecture, Gdańsk University of Technology. Her research focuses on urban sustainability, air quality management, and climate change mitigation. She leads projects such as DigiClimAct (funded by South Baltic Program), ElemenTREE (Driving Urban Transitions Partnership), and Gdańsk Digi-City (Student Scientific Clubs). Her work integrates environmental modeling, GIS tools, and data-driven approaches to address urban challenges like urban heat islands and pollution dispersion. Key research interests include urban ventilation systems, blue-green infrastructure, and policy frameworks for sustainable urban development. She has conducted comparative studies in Gdańsk, Antwerp, Oslo, and other cities to analyze institutional and grassroots actions for air quality improvement. Her projects often involve collaboration with international partners and focus on digital twins, urban tree canopy management, and spatial planning solutions. Dr Badach’s publications emphasize the role of micro-scale urban form in pollution control and the potential of green roofs and waterfront landscapes. She actively engages in student mentorship through academic exhibitions and project-based learning. Current initiatives include developing planning support systems for air quality and advancing participatory mechanisms in urban governance.

• Urban Planning
• Environmental Engineering
• Sustainable Urban Design
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Deniz Berfin Karakoc is an Assistant Professor in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence (SCAI) at Arizona State University (ASU) since Fall 2024. She holds a PhD in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, focusing on Sustainable and Resilient Infrastructure Systems, and an M.S. in Industrial and Systems Engineering from the University of Oklahoma. Her research integrates network science , data analytics , and geographic information systems to enhance resilience in agri-food systems and critical infrastructures. Key areas include optimizing food supply chains, analyzing structural chokepoints in transportation networks, and balancing economic efficiency with sustainability. She has developed frameworks for national grain import strategies using portfolio theory and mapped U.S. food flows across counties using machine learning. Publications in Nature Food , Environmental Research: Food Systems , and Socio-Economic Planning Sciences . Recipient of the 2023–2024 Dissertation Completion Fellowship and 2019 Best Thesis Award. Invited to MIT's Civil and Environmental Engineering Rising Stars Program (2023). Teaching includes courses on Supply Chain Modeling and Introduction to Industrial Engineering . She advises graduate students on projects related to food security and infrastructure resilience. Her work contributes to policy development for climate-resilient food systems and equitable resource allocation during crises.

• Resilience Engineering
• Agri-food Systems
• Critical Infrastructure Networks
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Dr. Mario Gellrich is a Lecturer in Management Information Systems and Data Science at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW), specifically within the School of Management and Law's Institute of Management Information Systems. His work since 2019 combines teaching and applied research, focusing on Data Analytics, Machine Learning, GIS, and Python/R-based statistical modeling. He holds a Dr. rer. nat. from the Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL and has extensive industry experience as a Senior Data Scientist and Project Leader across Swisscom, pom+Consulting AG, and Wüest & Partner AG. Education: PhD (2007-2009): Swiss Federal Research Institute WSL & Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg MSc (2002-2007): WB-Diplom in Applied Statistics (ETH Zurich) BSc (1995-2001): Dresden University of Technology (Diplom in Forest, Geo & Hydrosciences) His research interests emphasize practical applications of data science methodologies, including spatial-temporal analysis for energy systems, pandemic impact modeling, and sustainable business strategies. He has published in journals like HMD Praxis der Wirtschaftsinformatik and Energy Strategy Reviews, focusing on topics like EV charging networks and SME sustainability during crises. Awards and grants are not explicitly listed in the provided text. His teaching portfolio includes courses like Scientific Programming (BSc), Data Science (MSc), and Data Engineering in professional certifications. He has collaborated on projects ranging from GIS applications in marketing to robotic process automation in finance.

• Data Analytics
• Spatial Data Analysis
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
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Feng Qiu is an Associate Professor in the Department of Resource Economics and Environmental Sociology (REES) at the University of Alberta, within the Faculty of Agricultural, Life and Environmental Sciences. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics from North Carolina State University (2012). Her research focuses on biofuels, energy policy, land use, price analysis, and community food environments. Dr. Qiu leads a research team addressing low-carbon energy transition challenges and has secured over $1.8M in research funding since 2018. She serves as an Editor for Agribusiness: An International Journal and teaches courses such as Land Use Economics and Econometric Applications. Her work integrates spatial analysis, econometrics, and policy evaluation to address sustainability challenges in agriculture, energy, and urban systems. Education: Ph.D. in Economics, North Carolina State University (2012), minor in Statistics. Research Interests: Biofuel supply chains, land use policy, energy economics, price volatility, community food access, and sustainable technologies. Her recent projects include GIS-based biorefinery site selection, oil supply shock impacts on agriculture, and spatial valuation of green spaces. Teaching: Graduate and undergraduate courses in econometrics, land use economics, and financial management in resource industries. Grants: Over $1.8M as Principal Investigator for low-carbon energy research. Active in initiatives like the Alberta Biojet Initiative and Future Energy Systems. Lab/Team: Leads a multidisciplinary team analyzing energy transitions and sustainable land use policies at the University of Alberta.

• Agricultural Economics
• Energy Economics
• Land Use Analysis
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Professor Simon Blainey is a Professor of Sustainable Transport and incoming Director of the Birmingham Centre for Railway Research and Education (BCRRE) from July 2025. He holds roles at the University of Birmingham's School of Engineering and Department of Civil Engineering. Previously, he worked at the University of Southampton as Head of the Transportation Research Group (TRG). His expertise spans rail transport systems, GIS-based modelling, and sustainable transport policy. Education: PhD in Transport Geography (University of Southampton, 2010) MSc in Transport (Imperial College London & UCL, 2006) BA (Hons) in Geography (University of Oxford, 2005) Research Interests: Simon focuses on the interdependencies between transport systems and societal/environmental factors. Key areas include rail demand modelling, GIS applications in transport, decision support systems for resilient infrastructure, and climate policy integration. His work emphasizes practical policy impact through collaboration with stakeholders. Key Projects: RATIN: Ordnance Survey-funded active travel network datasets (2022–2024) FCDO-funded decision support systems for low-income countries' transport networks (2020–2023) Awards & Memberships: Smeed Prize (2009) Fellow, Royal Geographical Society (FRGS) Member, Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (MCIHT) Editor-in-Chief, Transportation Planning and Technology Professional Roles: Member of the Department for Transport’s College of Experts Adviser to the House of Lords Built Environment Committee (2022) Editorial Board Member, Journal of Transport Geography Labs/Teams: Leads the BCRRE, a multidisciplinary center advancing railway innovation. Active in railway operations management education and supervises postgraduate students in sustainable transport topics.

• Sustainable Transport
• Rail Transport Modelling
• GIS and Spatial Modelling
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Dr. Paul Caplat is a researcher at the School of Biological Sciences , Queen's University Belfast. His work focuses on understanding species dynamics under environmental change through modeling, field studies, and data analysis, emphasizing mechanistic approaches to ecological patterns. Queen's University Belfast School of Biological Sciences His research interests include: Species distribution modeling under climate change Invasive species management Ecosystem stability and biodiversity conservation Interdisciplinary approaches linking human activity and ecology Recent publications highlight work on: Evolutionary drivers of insect morphology Climate sensitivity in pollinator communities Cost-effective strategies for ecological restoration Urbanization's role in species coexistence Methodological challenges in ecological network inference He actively supervises postgraduate researchers and contributes to outreach via roles such as IPBES lead author .

• Ecology
• Climate Change
• Species Distribution Modeling
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Sebastian Krzysztof Bernat is a Professor at the Institute of Socio-Economic Geography and Spatial Management within the Faculty of Earth Sciences and Spatial Management at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS) in Lublin, Poland. Since 2016, he has held this academic rank, following his habilitation in Earth Sciences in 2015. His work bridges landscape geography , soundscape studies , and spatial management , with a unique focus on organ music as a cultural landscape component. Master's in Geography from UMCS (1998), PhD in Earth Sciences (2005) Habilitation in Earth Sciences (2015) Head of Environmental Protection Department (2016–2018) Current Chair of Cultural Landscape Commission (PTG), UMCS Senate Bernat’s research explores sound as a landscape element , acoustic ecology , and cultural landscape preservation . His publications analyze health resorts , noise pollution , and interdisciplinary landscape seminars he has organized since 2008. Recent articles focus on quiet area planning , organ heritage , and landscape perception during pandemics . Awards include the UMCS Rector’s Award (multiple years) and Golden Badge of the Polish Geographical Society (2021). He has supervised 56 bachelor’s and 30 master’s theses but student names aren’t listed. Bernat advocates for sound archive creation and UNESCO recognition of soundscapes , emphasizing their role in cultural identity and wellbeing. His work connects geography with musicology and heritage conservation , particularly through organ music tourism and sacred space acoustics .

• Landscape Geography
• Tourism and Recreation
• Spatial Management
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Thomas Roulland is a Researcher affiliated with the University of Caen Normandy. He specializes in environmental and geological research, with a focus on coastal dynamics, marine studies, and geomatics. His work involves coordinating and contributing to interdisciplinary projects such as the ANR RICOCHET project (2017-2021), the HSRT ED556 doctoral coordination platform, and the Dynam'eau information platform. He is actively involved in initiatives like the RASTeR project (2022-2027), GEOPRAS, and HIRACLES, which address environmental monitoring, geohistorical mapping, and interdisciplinary scientific collaboration. His research interests encompass coastal management, geomatic applications in environmental science, and the integration of geospatial technologies into fieldwork. Projects such as TRAFFIC OR2C and ZA Armorique highlight his engagement in analyzing ecological shifts and geophysical processes. He also contributes to educational initiatives like the Integrated Life Project at Néal and the SPHEROGRAPHIA virtual globes project, emphasizing open science and creative data visualization. Notably, Thomas coordinates the HSRT ED556 doctoral program and has been a key figure in projects such as the IUEM Transverse Polar Axis and the TAAF Official Journal. His work often bridges academic research with practical applications, including coastal infrastructure analysis and environmental policy support. He maintains active participation in team-based research through platforms like the D2T Platform and the Observatory OHM Caribbean Coast.

• Environmental Science
• Geology
• Coastal Management
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Nuwan Dias is a researcher specializing in Disaster Risk Reduction, Urban Design, and Climate Change Adaptation. His work focuses on flood resilience, tsunami early warning systems, and integrating Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) with Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR). He has contributed to global studies analyzing multi-hazard early warning systems in Indonesia, Maldives, Myanmar, and Sri Lanka, emphasizing systemic challenges and policy gaps. His research outputs include frameworks for urban runoff simulation, GIS-based flood modeling applications, and scenario analyses for resilient urban design in Colombo. He has co-edited authoritative volumes like Multi-Hazard Early Warning and Disaster Risks (Springer, 2021) and published in journals such as Urban Science and FA RU Journal . Key areas of focus include: (1) Policy integration of CCA/DRR at global and national levels, (2) Social media's role in disaster communication, and (3) Resilient urban infrastructure design. His work bridges technical modeling with socio-political dimensions of disaster governance.

• Disaster Risk Reduction
• Urban Design
• Climate Change Adaptation (CCA)
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Asst. Prof. Dr. Mehmet Metin Kunt is a faculty member in the Department of Civil Engineering at Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU). His research focuses on transportation engineering, pavement management systems, and geospatial analysis. He holds a PhD and MS in Civil Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin, and a BS from Middle East Technical University. PhD: University of Texas at Austin (1995) MS: University of Texas at Austin (1991) BS: Middle East Technical University (1986) His work integrates machine learning and GIS technologies for traffic accident hotspot identification, pavement distress classification, and emergency service optimization. Over 20+ years, he has supervised 20+ theses addressing critical infrastructure challenges in road safety, asset management, and material reinforcement. Key contributions include developing pavement management frameworks for Nicosia and Famagusta municipalities, and pioneering applications of YOLOv5 algorithms for pavement distress detection. His research emphasizes data-driven solutions for transportation systems in Cyprus and beyond.

• Traffic Safety Engineering
• Pavement Management Systems
• GIS-Based Transportation Analysis
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Dr. Ujwalkumar D. Patil is an Associate Professor of Civil (Geotechnical) Engineering at the University of the District of Columbia (UDC), where he has served since 2023. Previously, he held roles at the University of Guam (2017–2023) and completed postdoctoral research at the University of Texas at Arlington. His expertise spans geotechnical engineering, unsaturated soil mechanics, slope stability analysis, and biogeotechnics. He integrates experimental and computational methods to develop sustainable solutions for infrastructure resilience in the face of climate change. Dr. Patil's education includes a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from the University of Texas at Arlington, an M.Sc. from San Diego State University, and a B.Sc. from North Maharashtra University. He teaches courses such as Foundation Design, Geotechnical Engineering, and Risk and Resiliency Analysis. His research focuses on enhancing slope stability through biogeotechnical approaches, including the use of vetiver grass and Acacia tree roots, as well as computational modeling of soil behavior under varying conditions. His work has been supported by NSF-funded projects and grants from U.S. agencies like the Geological Survey and Department of the Interior. Key research themes include unsaturated soil mechanics, landslide mitigation, and climate adaptation strategies for critical infrastructure. Dr. Patil is active in professional leadership, serving on ASCE's Geotechnical Institute committees for Unsaturated Soils and Soil Properties & Modeling since 2018. His publications and presentations address topics like soil bioengineering, UAV-based slope monitoring, and predictive modeling of rainfall-induced failures in tropical regions.

• Geotechnical Engineering
• Unsaturated Soil Mechanics
• Slope Stability Analysis
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Nourhan Heysham is a Postdoc Research Associate at the University of Manchester’s Planning, Property and Environmental Management department, contributing to the NERC Digital Solutions Programme since 2022. Her work focuses on integrating natural environment data with socio-economic and health data through user-centric approaches. Previously, she led the EUF-funded IGNITION NbS Living Lab at the University of Salford and managed the AHRC-funded CRAFT project in Damietta, Egypt, addressing SME resilience. Her research expertise spans social capital networks , climate resilience strategies , nature-based solutions , and geospatial analysis . She holds a PhD from the University of Salford (2022) and an MSc from Cairo University (2015), both focused on urban environments and cultural landscapes. Educations: PhD: University of Salford, Investigating Geospatial Social Capital Networks for Industry-Based Grassroot Economies (2017–2022) MSc: Cairo University, Analytical Study of Historic and Cultural Landscapes in Egypt (2015) Awards: CIB Best Doctoral Dissertation Award (2024) Dean’s Prize Award 2021 for Research Impact (University of Salford) Her work aligns with UN SDGs, particularly addressing climate action (SDG 13), sustainable cities (SDG 11), and partnerships for goals (SDG 17). She actively participates in global networks like the European Network Association and CIB International Network , and organizes major events such as the ESRC Festival of Social Sciences 2024 . Recent projects include developing DSH User Research Reports for environmental data accessibility and analyzing biodiversity impacts on urban planning through the IGNITION project. She also explores social capital’s role in SME resilience , particularly in Damietta’s furniture industry.

• Social Capital Networks
• Climate Resilience
• Nature-Based Solutions (NbS)
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Mateusz Paweł Zawadzki is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Geomatics and Cartography within the Faculty of Earth Sciences and Spatial Management at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (UMCS) in Lublin, Poland. He has been serving in this position since 2021, following previous roles as an assistant at the same department (2019-2021) and at the Geoinformation Laboratory (2017-2019). Prior to his academic career, he worked as a GIS specialist at GIS-Expert Sp. z o.o. (2012-2017) and as head of a research team for the 'GIS across the border' project at the Eastern Consulting and Service Cluster (2013-2014). His educational background includes a PhD in Earth Sciences in the field of geography from Maria Curie-Skłodowska University (2019) and a Master of Science in History from the Catholic University of Lublin JP II (2011). Zawadzki's research focuses on the intersection of geography, history, and information technology, with particular emphasis on Historical GIS (HGIS) and Spatial Humanities. His work explores communication networks in the Old Polish era and the application of Web-GIS solutions in historical research. His publications demonstrate expertise in historical cartography, particularly regarding road networks in 16th-18th century Poland, with a regional focus on the Lublin Voivodeship. His scholarly output shows a consistent trajectory from historical road network reconstruction to developing digital thematic repositories of historical cartographic sources. His research has been published in journals such as Polish Cartographical Review, Res Historica, ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information, and Kwartalnik Historii Kultury Materialnej, with recent work focusing on methodological approaches to historical GIS, digital repositories, and spatial analysis of historical phenomena. His publications also include contributions to monographs on historical border formation and archaeological research. Member of the Historical Geography Commission of the Polish Historical Society (2023-present) Member of the Cartographic Section of the Polish Geographical Society (2021-present) Coordinator of the Network of Spatial Analysis Research - CENAGIS (2021) Member of the editorial board of 'Studia Geohistorica. Rocznik Historyczno-Geograficzny' (2019) Zawadzki has been actively involved in teaching GIS-related courses including GIS Procedures, Web-GIS, and Legal and Organizational Aspects of GIS. He has also conducted specialized training such as 'GIS in historical research' at doctoral summer schools and delivered lectures on geoportals and spatial data services. His professional certifications include ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS 3D Analyst, Professional Scrum Master I, and PRINCE2 Foundation, demonstrating technical expertise alongside academic scholarship. He has participated in numerous research projects including 'Digital Research Infrastructure for the Humanities and Art DARIAH-PL' and 'Shaping Poland's Borders After the First World War.'

• Historical GIS
• Spatial Humanities
• Geographic Information Systems
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