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On the social construction of geomedia technologies
Communication and the Public, 2019Geomedia technologies represent an advanced set of digital media devices, hardwares, and softwares. Previous research indicates that these place contingent technologies are currently gaining significant social relevance, and contribute to the shaping of contemporary public lives and spaces.
Karin Fast, Lotta Braunerhielm
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2019
The paper considers an autosoliton model of slow deformation disturbances propogating in the elements of the Earth’s crust. An autosoliton model of the fault’s formation is also presented. The faults themselves are represented as static autosolitons. It is shown that running (moving) autosoliton perturbations are actively involved both in the formation
P. V. Makarov, A. Yu. Peryshkin
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The paper considers an autosoliton model of slow deformation disturbances propogating in the elements of the Earth’s crust. An autosoliton model of the fault’s formation is also presented. The faults themselves are represented as static autosolitons. It is shown that running (moving) autosoliton perturbations are actively involved both in the formation
P. V. Makarov, A. Yu. Peryshkin
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2019
This chapter focuses on limestone in the context of the Normandy town of Caen, which is largely built atop and indeed from that stone. Caen is thus at once extraction site and extracted matter. Discussing both buildings within the city and the texts of a local historian, Charles de Bourgueville, which describe them and their destruction at the hands of
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This chapter focuses on limestone in the context of the Normandy town of Caen, which is largely built atop and indeed from that stone. Caen is thus at once extraction site and extracted matter. Discussing both buildings within the city and the texts of a local historian, Charles de Bourgueville, which describe them and their destruction at the hands of
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Gentrification and the Right to the Geomedia City
Space and Culture, 2022This article introduces the special issue “Gentrification and the right to the geomedia city.” The aim of the special issue is to make up for the lack of research on how gentrification is shaped and underpinned by the normalization of various media platforms that currently define urban life—and what these media mean to the resistance to gentrification.
Maren Hartmann, André Jansson
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Adsorption of tetravalent thorium by geomedia
Radiochimica Acta, 2012AbstractWe measured the pH-dependent adsorption of Th(IV), an analogue for Pu(IV) and other tetravalent actinides, to two geomedia: goethite (α-FeOOH(s)) and a heterogeneous Fe-containing sand from the southeastern USA. The goal was to examine whether or not the Th(IV)-goethite adsorption data could be used to predict the adsorption of Th(IV) by the ...
Nathan H. Melson +3 more
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2017
This book introduces and develops the concept of geomedia studies as the name of a particular subfield of communication geography.
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This book introduces and develops the concept of geomedia studies as the name of a particular subfield of communication geography.
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Digital story mapping with geomedia in sustainability education
International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education, 2023Essi Vuopala +2 more
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Learning and Teaching with Geomedia
2014This book presents a range of educational approaches and ideas around learning with and about geomedia, taking into account the potential as well as the risks and challenges associated with the use geomedia in education. This includes understanding the inherently biasednature of maps and other spatial representations; the power of geomedia produced by ...
Jekel, Thomas +4 more
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