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Spatial Analysis Lab Department of Geography and the EnvironmentUniversity of Richmond Spatial Analysis Lab Department of Geography and the Environment University of Richmond Featured Content Campus Tree Project Amazon Borderlands Spatial Analysis Team (ABSAT) Barton Heights Cemeteries The Mobile Map and Web Explorer tools linked above offer access to a digital map detailing all 330+ of the visible grave markers found in the six historic conjoined cemeteries that are now known as the Barton Heights Cemeteries in Richmond, Virginia. From 2018-2023, members of the  East End Cemetery Collaboratory , students, volunteers, and most importantly, descendants of those buried at the cemeteries have worked together to supply the information and images found in this map. The map is intended to be used as a resource for descendants and visitors to navigate the rich history of the cemeteries and learn about the lives of those buried there. Read the full news report here! Need help? Request GIS assistance through this survey Survey Link This Qualtrics Survey is used to collect GIS Instruction requests. It ask questions about your class, skill level and lab objectives. Managed by the Spatial Analysis Lab, INTC300 Dr. David Salisbury and Dr. Steph Spera in the SAL with geography students Elizabeth Halasz (’22) and Peter Braun (’21). About the SAL The University of Richmond’s Spatial Analysis Lab is the premier on-campus location for anything related to GIS (Geographic Information Systems). Located in room 300 of the International Center, alongside the Department of Geography, Environment and Sustainability, our hybrid classroom / computer lab offers ESRI ArcGIS mapping software, as well as various other remote sensing, statistical, and design software. The SAL hosts lab classes, research meetings, workshops and special guest speakers. Check the Google Calendar for booking times. The SAL is maintained by a full- time faculty director, Dr. Kyle Redican, and an Operations Manager, Beth Zizzamia. Dr. Redican oversees the core tasks of SAL in supporting research and teaching, and facilitates the use of SAL’s space, software, hardware, and materials. Mrs. Zizzamia maintains the physical and virtual infrastructure, while providing technical training and support to the UR community. The SAL also employs student interns who have taken the GIS classes offered at the University of Richmond. SAL Interns get the opportunity to be involved in meaningful research and often get the chance to present their work at Geography conferences further building their resumes for real world preparedness. ArcGIS Online at URichmond The University of Richmond maintains it's own ArcGIS Online (AGOL) organization. AGOL is a cloud-based mapping and analysis solution. The Spatial Analysis Lab manages the account and the members, ensuring that students and faculty have access to the tools they need. Hundreds of members across the university utilize the power of spatial science and geovisualization tools each semester to produce impressive maps and web products. Click here for detailed instructions on how to log in for the first time. Anyone affiliated with the University of Richmond with an active netid can sign in. Use the button below to be redirected to the URichmond AGOL organization page! Dr. Todd Lookingbill and Dr. Kristine Grayson teaching river ecology at the James River Rock Pools project site. Spatial Research Projects Independent and collaborative student research is one of the cornerstones of the Spatial Analysis Lab’s approach to teaching GIS and spatial analysis. Our students and alumni have had great success presenting their research at conferences all over the US and even internationally. Student Presentations GIS Classes A variety of GIS classes are taught at the University of Richmond including an Introductory class, Advanced Spatial Analysis and several special topics like geovisualization and public health. For more details on the classes taught in the Department of Geography and the Environment, see the department's official course list. © 2020. Spatial Analysis Lab, University of RichmondRoom 300 Carole Weinstein International Center211 Richmond Way, University of Richmond, VA 23173

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