Center for Geospatial Analytics News

June 26, 2022

New Geospatial Analytics Cluster Hire

The Center for Geospatial Analytics is proud to welcome Mirela Tulbure as the newest member of the Chancellor's Faculty Excellence Program Cluster in Geospatial Analytics! Tulbure will join the center as a Faculty Fellow in August 2019.

Discover her research »

Kellyn Montgomery Wins Herb Stout Student Award

Geospatial Analytics Ph.D. student Kellyn Montgomery is the 2019 NC State recipient of the Herb Stout Student Award and will represent the university at the NC GIS Conference.

Read about her accomplishments »

Upcoming Deadline: Ph.D. Applications

Prospective students, if you haven't hit that "submit" button yet, now is the time! Applications for the cutting-edge Ph.D. program in Geospatial Analytics are due Feb. 1, 2019. Twelve graduate assistantships are available for Fall 2019.

View program details »

Upcoming Event: CNR Graduate Research Symposium

Graduate students, submit your abstract by Feb. 2 to compete in a poster session or Three-Minute Thesis competition on Feb. 8 for research travel funding.

Upcoming Event: Faculty Fellows Symposium

Our Faculty Fellows represent six colleges across NC State and push the frontiers of geospatial analytics. Join us Feb. 7 for a unique networking event to spark research collaborations!

All at NC State are welcome. See the event details »

Upcoming Program: Spring Session of GAPS

Geospatial Applications for Problem Solving is a free eight-week STEM experience for Triangle area high school students eager to explore geospatial technology and careers.

Applications are due Feb. 20. Learn more »

Geospatial Forum Spotlight: Leveraging Multi-Decadal Spatial Datasets to Model Water Quality in Coastal Systems

Center for Geospatial Analytics faculty fellow Dr. Dan Obenour (assistant professor in the Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering at NC State) explains how he and his research team have synthesized long-term datasets to investigate low oxygen in the Gulf of Mexico, harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie and nutrient loading in North Carolina rivers.

Watch the presentation and discussion on YouTube »

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