Molly E. Azami

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Ph. D. Candidate

Contact info

Email:
meazami@uga.edu
Research Interests:

The nature of data, particularly spatiotemporal data.  Analyzing movement and environmental data in human-animal conflict areas to find viable and mutually beneficial solutions. Developing software tools that aid in the analysis and visualization of spatiotemporal data. Teaching and pedagogy of spatiotemporal related software and techniques.

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Other Affiliations:
American Association of Geographers
University Consortium for Geographic Information Science
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Education:
Ph. D. 2027 (projected) University of Georgia, Georgia  Geography (Geospatial Information Science)
M.I.T. 2003 University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia  Internet Technology
M. S.    1991  Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana Geography (Regional Planning)
B. A.    1988  Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana Geography (Cartography and Remote Sensing)

Certificates

2026 (projected) Interdisciplinary Certificate in University Teaching, University of Georgia, Athens, Ga, USA

2005 Graduate Certificate in GIS, University of Georgia, Athens, Ga, USA

2002 Certificate in Computer Programming, Cardiff University, Wales, UK

Dissertation/Thesis Title:
Identifying Spatiotemporal Movement Patterns of Wild Bull African Elephants to Assist with Human-Wildlife Conflict Resolution
Selected Publications:

Budak Arpinar, I., Sheth, A., Ramakrishnan, C., Lynn Usery, E., Azami, M. and Kwan, M.‐P. (2006), Geospatial Ontology Development and Semantic Analytics, Transactions in GIS, 10: 551-575. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9671.2006.01012.x

Labs:
Center for Geospatial Research
Community Mapping Lab