February 2015 Issue of ‘The Professional Geographer’ Now Available
The Professional Geographer, Volume 67, Issue 1, February 2015 is now available at Taylor & Francis Online. AAG members receive free access.
This new issue contains the following articles:
- Resourcing Scholar-Activism: Collaboration, Transformation, and the Production of Knowledge
By Kate Driscoll Derickson & Paul Routledge - Land Reclamation in the Farming–Grazing Transitional Zone of Northeast China: 1644–1930
By Yu Ye & Xiuqi Fang - Spatial Patterns of Seasonal Level Diurnal Variations of Ozone and Respirable Suspended Particulates in Hong Kong
By Zhen Liu & Shouraseni Sen Roy - Resilience Theory and Thomas Vale’s Plants and People: A Partial Consilience of Ecological and Geographic Concepts of Succession
By J. Anthony Stallins, Joy Nystrom Mast & Albert J. Parker - Forest Canopy Interception Loss Across Temporal Scales: Implications for Urban Greening Initiatives
By John T. Van Stan II, Delphis F. Levia Jr. & R. Brett Jenkins - Combining Surge and Wind Risk from Hurricanes Using a Copula Model: An Example from Galveston, Texas
By Jill C. Trepanier, Hal F. Needham, James B. Elsner & Thomas H. Jagger - Divergent Perspectives on Water Security: Bridging the Policy Debate
By Patricia A. Gober, Graham E. Strickert, Douglas A. Clark, Kwok P. Chun, Diana Payton & Kristin Bruce - A Classification Method for Choropleth Maps Incorporating Data Reliability Information
By Min Sun, David W. Wong & Barry J. Kronenfeld - Having It Both Ways? Land Use Change in a U.S. Midwestern Agricultural Ecoregion
By Roger F. Auch & Chris Laingen - A Dasymetric Map of Maine Lobster Trap Distribution Using Local Knowledge
By Christopher E. Brehme, Patrice McCarron & Heather Tetreault - Evaluating the Accuracy and Effectiveness of Criminal Geographic Profiling Methods: The Case of Dandora, Kenya
By Lucy Mburu & Marco Helbich - Impacts of Climate Change on Milk Production in the United States
By Guillaume Mauger, Yoram Bauman, Tamilee Nennich & Eric Salathé - Proximate Landscapes of Economic Inclusion in Southeastern Pennsylvania
By Ian M. Dunham & Alec Foster