• Immerse Home
  • HapticSoundscapes
  • Off-Route Strategies in Non-Visual Navigation
  • Transcending the digital divide
  • Understanding Geographic Space Without the Use of Vision
  • Multimodal zooming in digital geographic information
  • Tactile mapping
  • Multimodal speech interfaces to GIS
  • Cities as complex adaptive systems
  • Community Action GIS in the Artic
  • Crime GIS
  • Scaleable Vector Graphics as cartographic GIS interfaces
  • Changing Economic Geography of the Calgary Region
  • Mining and social conflict
  • Transportation GIS
  • Health GIS
  • Spatio-temporal data visualization
  • Sound and Geographic Knowledge dicosvery
  • WEb accessibility
  • Post normal cartography
  • Sound maps
  • Spatial language

Welcome to the Immerse Research Group

We are a diverse and international group of researchers. We are primarily located in the Geography Department at the University of Calgary in Canada. Our primary focus in on the understanding and represenation of spatial and geographic information. As such, our interests bridge the human and physical, the environmental and the social, the technical and the cultural. The locations of our work vary from the urban to the rural, the developed to developing worlds, and from cutting edge technologies to traditional methodolgies. Multi-modal refers to sensory modalities, such as vision, touch and audition, and also to information modalities, language, maps, computer systems and so forth.

Please use the menu on the left to explore our research.

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Funding has been provided primarily by the National Science Foundation

 

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