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132 CAG DIRECTORY / L’ANNUAIRE DE L’ACGThe effects of voter turnout on election results at the polling station level (Coppack)The geodemographics of voter turnout (Coppack)Bibliography on immigration and settlement in the Toronto area (Doucet)Defining Toronto: half a century of attempts at regional delimitation (Doucet)Demographic trends in the Greater Toronto Area (Doucet)Hogtown fiction: Toronto as portrayed in novels, plays and short stories (Doucet)Toronto, a world-class city? (Doucet)Community impacts of climate change in the western Arctic (Duerden)Evaluation of regional land-use planning practices in the Yukon (Duerden)Assessing Great Lakes sediment contamination using GIS-based kriging (Forsythe)Urban change detection using remote sensing and GIS (Forsythe)Using remotely sensed data to examine power centre retail development (Forsythe andHernandez)Ethnic ‘festival’ development (Fullerton)Decision support, geo-visualization and business geomatics (Hernandez)New forms of retail development (Hernandez)Urban growth management and retail activity (Hernandez)Geography of food (Jacobs)Wine tourism (Jacobs)Integrating geotechnologies into the Ontario geography high school curriculum (Laskin)Using GIS to understand community-based service delivery models (Laskin)Urban entertainment complexes and post-industrial urban economies (Lindsay)Agriculture and the GTA (Maurer)Globalization, world cities and regional sustainability (Maurer)Biogeography (Millward and Atkinson)Disturbance ecology (ice storms, wind storms, hurricanes) (Millward)Environmental applications of remote sensing (Millward)Land Geographic Information Systems (LGIS) (Millward)Urban forestry (Millward)Geomatics for injury prevention (Rinner)Public participation GIS and the participatory Geoweb for citizen engagement (Rinner)Spatial multi-criteria decision analysis (Rinner)Geographical information systems in distance education (Swales)Consumption, culture and identity (L. Wang)GIS and health care (L. Wang)Immigration and transnationalism (L. Wang)Spatial modeling of accessibility (L. Wang)Contemporary Asian immigrants in Canada (S. Wang)How retailers in Canada deal with the recession? (S. Wang)Recent trends of ethnic Chinese retailing in metropolitan Toronto (S. Wang)The new retail economy of China: a geographic perspective (S. Wang)Spatial modelling and business geomatics (Yeates)Recent Publications* not a member of this department8 former or current graduate student9 former or current undergraduate student
RYERSON UNIVERSITY 1338 ANDERSON, E., *CHAKRAPANI, C. and HERNANDEZ, T. 2009 ‘Marketing the downtown throughgeographically enhanced consumer segmentation’ Journal of Place Management and Development2(2), 125-139BARDECKI, M.J. 2009 ‘Tourism and commercial development in the Annapurna Conservation Area, Nepal’in The 3rd International Colloquium on Tourism and Leisure Proceedings ed M.W. Neal and C.J.Jones (held at Bangkok, Thailand, July 2009) (Bangkok, Thailand: ICTL Sage Publications) 1-11BAUDER, H. 2009 ‘Humanitarian immigration and German national identity in the media’ National Identities11(3), 263–280⎯⎯⎯ 2009 Labour Market Experiences of Recent Dependent Female Skilled Immigrants in SmallerCommunities and Rural Areas (Toronto: Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs)⎯⎯⎯ and *GILBERT, G. 2009 ‘Representations of labour migration in Guatemalan and American media’ACME 8(2), 278–303⎯⎯⎯ and *SEMMELROGGEN, J. 2009 ‘Immigration and imagination of nationhood in German Parliament’Nationalism & Ethnic Politics 15(1), 1-26*BULIUNG, R. and HERNANDEZ, T. 2009 Power Retail, Growth Management, and Consumer TravelBehaviour in the Greater Toronto Area (Toronto: NEPTIS Foundation)9 CINNAMON, J., RINNER, C., *CUSIMANO, M., 8 MARSHALL, S., 8 BEKELE, T., HERNANDEZ, T.,*GLAZIER, R. and *CHIPMAN, M. 2009 ‘Evaluating web-based static, animated, and interactivemaps for injury prevention’ Geospatial Health 4(1), 3-16⎯⎯⎯ , RINNER, C., *CUSIMANO, M., 8 MARSHALL, S., 8 BEKELE, T., HERNANDEZ, T., *GLAZIER, R.and *CHIPMAN, M. 2009 ‘Online map design for public health decision-makers’ Cartographica44(4), 289-3008 DANIEL, C., 8 AVERSA, J. and HERNANDEZ, T. 2009 Canada’s Leading Retailers - Latest Trends andStrategies: 7th Edition (Toronto: Ryerson University, Centre for the Study of Commercial Activity,Research Report 2009-03)9 DENNIS, M., FORSYTHE, K.W. and 9 GAWEDZKI, A. 2009 Kriging Great Lakes Sediment ContaminationValues Cookbook (Toronto: Ryerson University, Department of Geography)FORSYTHE, K.W. and *MARVIN, C.H. 2009 ‘Assessing historical versus contemporary mercury and leadcontamination in Lake Huron sediments’ Aquatic Ecosystem Health & Management 12(1), 101-109*KHAN, K., *ARINO, J., *CALDERON, F., *CHAN, A., *GARDAM, M., *HEIDEBRECHT, C., *HU, W.,*JANES, D., MACDONALD, M., *SEARS, J., *RAPOSO, P. and *WANG, S. 2009 An Analysis ofCanada’s Vulnerability to Emerging Infectious Disease Threats via the Global AirlineTransportation Network (Toronto: St. Michael’s Hospital). Retrieved May 7, 2010 from⎯⎯⎯ , *ARINO, J., *HU, W., *RAPOSO, P., *SEARS, J., *CALDERON, F., *HEIDEBRECHT, C.,MACDONALD, M., *LIAUW, J., *CHAN, A. and *GARDAM, M. 2009 ‘Spread of a Novel InfluenzaA (H1N1) Virus via global airline transportation’ New England Journal of Medicine 361, 212-214,retrieved May 7, 2010 from *LUSIS, T. and BAUDER, H. 2009 ‘Immigrants in the labour market: transnationalism and segmentation’Geography Compass 3, 1-17*PEARCE, T., *FORD, J., DUERDEN, F. and *SMITH, T. 2009 Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptationin the Inuvialuit Settlement Region (ISR): A Systematic Literature Review and Gap Analysis (Guelph,ON: Report prepared for Department of Indian and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) Climate ChangeImpacts and Adaptations Program)⎯⎯⎯ , *FORD, J., *LAIDLER, G., *SMIT, B., DUERDEN, F., *ALLARUT, M., *ANDRACHUK, M.,*BARYLUK, S., *DIALLA, A., *ELEE, P., *GOOSE, A., *IKUMMAQ, T., *INUKTALIK, R., *JOAMIE,E., *KATAOYAK, F., *LORING, E., *MEAKIN, S., *NICKELS, S., *SCOTT, A., *SHAPPA, K.,*SHIRLEY, J. and *WANDEL, J. 2009 ‘Community research collaboration in the Canadian Arctic’Polar Research 28, 10-27⎯⎯⎯ , *FORD, J., *PRNO, J. and DUERDEN, F. 2009 Climate Change Impacts and Adaptations in theCanadian Mining Sector (Guelph, ON: Report prepared for David Suzuki Foundation ClimateChange Program)RINNER, C. and 8 BIRD, M. 2009 ‘Evaluating community engagement through argumentation maps - a publicparticipation GIS case study’ Environment and Planning B 36(4), 588-601*SIDLAR, C. and RINNER, C. 2009 ‘Utility assessment of a map-based online geo-collaboration tool’ Journalof Environmental Management 90(6), 2020-2026WANG, S. 2009 ‘Foreign retailers in post-WTO China: stories of success and setbacks’ Asia Pacific BusinessReview 15(1), 59-78
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