The GLOBE project aims to bring local and regional studies together with global data to globalize our understanding of land use change. A central challenge in this effort is to correctly portray the geographic location in space of published journal articles. Jason Karl, one of our friends at JournalMap has a nice blog p0st about
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GLOBE representativeness analysis presented to COM.Geo 2014
The first full assessment of GLOBE’s global representativeness analysis system is now published online [download PDF]. Last week (Aug 4th-6th), GLOBE made its return to the conference circuit in Washington, DC at the 5th International Conference on Computing for Geospatial Research and Application (COM.Geo). The material presented is drawn from the publication “GLOBE: Analytics for Assessing
New journal ‘CASES’ an exciting prospect for GLOBE
CASES (Change and Adaptation in Socio-Ecological Systems), a new journal published by De Gruyter, offers a promising new arena for researchers focused on socio-ecological systems and the local to regional context in which human-environmental relations are examined. For the GLOBE project, where we focus on synthesis across local studies to understand global change, this got our
GLP Open Science Meeting a Success!
GLOBE officially went live this past week at the 2nd Global Land Project (GLP) Open Science Meeting (OSM) in Berlin, Gemany last week (March 19-21). The conference featured a variety of opportunities for land change science researchers to become familiar with, and use GLOBE for the first time. During the conference a GLOBE information table
First 24 cases for GLP OSM Now in GLOBE! Check them out!
The first 24 cases of the Global Land Project’s Open Science Meeting have been added to the GLOBE system and are available here! (NOTE: only logged in GLOBE users can see all 24 cases) Thank you to all case study researchers who have already entered their case study. If you received an email from GLOBE
Have you browsed a Global Variable today?
All of the global variables in GLOBE are interactive online maps that can be viewed without logging in. Click this link to begin. The tour begins with Terrestrial Biomes (potential vegetation)- click the map to zoom in to any area you like. To view another variable, click the “select a different variable” button at upper