The Laboratory of Compuational Spatial Science for Sustainability (COMPASS Lab) is a research group in the School of Geoscience at University of South Florida. The COMPASS Lab conducts research on GIScience and Spatial Data Science to promote resilience and sustainability of human communities facing natural hazards and climate change. The lab is led by Dr. Yi Qiang, an Assistant Professor at USF Geosciences.
The Lab is organizing Symposium of Scale in Spatial Analytics and Modeling during the 2022 Annual Meeting of AAG 2022. Learn more details from
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The website
of the CroScalar project is online. Tools and sef-paced tutorials about the multi-scale spatio-temporal modeling framework (MSTF) will be available in this website soon.
We welcome graduate and undergraduate students interested in GIS and spatial data science to join our lab. Funded Ph.D./MA position available in 2022 Fall.
Compass was invented in China during the Han Dynasty (200 BC - 100 AD) where it was called the "south-governor" (sīnán 司南). The original form of compass is a spoon-shaped lodestone placed in the center of a plate. In the Age of Exploration, compass had a profound influence on geography and the shaping of the world. In the 21st century, the COMPASS Lab leverages data and computing revolutions to study environment-human interactions for a sustainable future.
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