The area of Kibera—located in Nairobi, Kenya—is one of the largest slums in Africa. Although multiple civil society and development organizations have been present and active in Kibera for many years, this poor community has often remained a blank spot on public maps. On some, it has even been marked […]
2014 • community mapping • development • geospatial • Kibera • Nairobi | Kenya • participatoryCultural Differences, Technological Imperialism and Indigenous GIS
Summary Do all people, from all cultures and all languages, think about geographic space and geographic processes in more or less the same way? Or are there significant cross-cultural variations in how different peoples conceptualize and reason about geographic processes, features and places? Dr. David Mark of the State University […]
2006 • cross-cultural • geographic • geospatial • GIS • Yindjibarndi