We are offering the monthly spatiotemporal innovation webinars with a focus on replicable spatiotemporal data science, beginning from March 2023 to February 2024. This webinar series aims to promote replicable spatiotemporal data science and introduce new approaches for efficient and reproducible data analysis. The webinars will discuss open data sources, advanced methodology, and cutting-edge technology for spatiotemporal data analysis as well as their applications across different fields, including public health, business and economy, social media, remote sensing, and environment. Each webinar will cover the following topics: (1) the objectives of spatiotemporal research; (2) data collection and integration; (3) methodology; (4) workflows for data analysis; (5) interpretation of analytical results; and (6) future directions.

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US Eastern Time: 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm, Friday, 31th March 2023

Beijing Time: 9:00 am - 10:00 am, Saturday, 1st April 2023

Changzhen Wang, Dean's Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Alabama

Weichuan Dong, Research Associate, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

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Sponsored by Spatial Data Lab

March 2023 – February 2024

• March 2023, Spatial Data Lab for Healthcare Systems

• April 2023, Spatial Data Lab for Urban Informatics

• May 2023, Criminal Justice Data Analytics Lab

• June 2023, Geocomputation Lab for Social Sciences

• August 2023, Spatial Social Science Research Lab

• September 2023, Spatial Data Lab for Regional Policy and Future Work

• October 2023, Urban Inequality Lab

• November 2023, Spatial Data Lab for Environment and Health

• December 2023, Healthy Urban Renewal Lab

• January 2024, Computational City Science International Joint Lab

• February 2024, Space Studies and Prospective Laboratory

The webinar is FREE for public. Please feel free to contact b2ZmaWNlIHwgc3BhdGlhbGRhdGFsYWIgISBvcmc= if there is any further questions or http://spatialdatalab.org for updated information.