The Map of Inclusive Spaces and Symbols (MISS) at Harvard is an interactive web application to be built that visualizes inclusive spaces around campus.  MISS is currently hiring both an undergraduate student and... Read more about Job Opportunities working with MISS

The July - August CGA newsletter has been published. Read more about July - August Newsletter

The May-June issue of the CGA Newsletter has been published. Read more about May - June Newsletter

This virtual summit...

Read more about OmniSci Virtual Summit for Accelerated Analytics - talk by Ben and Devika of CGA and Raminder of Harvard HPC

On Thursday, May 14 from Noon - 1:00 Eastern time Dr. Doug Richardson of the Center for Geographic Analysis at Harvard University will present an overview of the ethics landscape in the geographical sciences. This webinar is the first in a series on ethics and biases in the geographical sciences organized by the National Academies’ Geographical Sciences Committee. Dr. Richardson will introduce a wide range of ethical considerations and questions typically involved in the conduct of geographical and geospatial research. He will focus the discussion on examples of currently pressing ethical... Read more about An Overview of the Ethics Landscape in the Geographical Sciences

As part of a larger NSF IUCRC Spatiotemporal Innovation Center’s project to develop a Spatial Data Lab platform, the CGA has been collaborating with China Data Institute, a sponsoring member of the IUCRC based in Michigan, to build a resource collection for COVID-19 research since January. The effort is called... Read more about Resources for Novel Coronavirus Global Research