May 2016 Issue of ‘The Professional Geographer’ Now Available

The AAG is pleased to announce that Volume 68, Issue 2 (May 2016) of The Professional Geographer is now available.

The focus of The Professional Geographer is on short articles in academic or applied geography, emphasizing empirical studies and methodologies. These features may range in content and approach from rigorously analytic to broadly philosophical or prescriptive. The journal provides a forum for new ideas and alternative viewpoints.

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Measuring Space–Time Access to Food Retailers: A Case of Temporal Access Disparity in Franklin County, Ohio by Xiang Chen and Jill Clark

Local Spatiotemporal Modeling of House Prices: A Mixed Model Approach by Jing Yao and A. Stewart Fotheringham

Public Participatory GIS and the Geography of Inclusion by Steven M. Radil and Junfeng Jiao

Globalization, Economic Restructuring, and Locational Trajectories of Software Firms in Shanghai by Yehua Dennis Wei, Xiujing Bi, Mingfeng Wang and Yuemin Ning

Evaluating the Relationships of Bus Transit with Street and Off-Street Robberies by Xiaoxing Qin and Lin Liu

Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris Mill.) Morphology and Climate/Growth Responses Along a Physiographic Gradient in North Carolina by Thomas W. Patterson, Lindsay W. Cummings and Paul A. Knapp

Designing a Military Event Gazetteer: The Case of Parachute Operations During the French Indochina War by Gordon Cromley

Determining Spurious Correlation between Two Variables with Common Elements: Event Area-Weighted Suspended Sediment Yield and Event Mean Runoff Depth by Peng Gao and Lianjun Zhang

OpenStreetMap and Food Security: A Case Study in the City of Philadelphia by Sterling Quinn and Lakshman Yapa

Spatial Social Network Analysis of Resource Access in Rural South Africa by Sam Schramski and Zhuojie Huang

Commentary on “Spatial Social Network Analysis of Resource Access in Rural South Africa” by Gregory Kelly

Rejoinder by Sam Schramksi and Zhuojie Huang