• Generalized model for mapping bicycle ridership with crowdsourced data 

  Nelson, Trisalyn; Roy, Avipsa; Ferster, Colin; Fischer, Jaimy; Brum-Bastos, Vanessa; Laberee, Karen; Winters, Meghan (Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, 2021)

  Fitness apps, such as Strava, are a growing source of data for mapping bicycling ridership, due to large samples and high resolution. To overcome bias introduced by data generated from only fitness app users, researchers ...
• A synthesis of the prevalence and drivers of non-compliance in marine protected areas 

  Iacarella, Josephine C.; Clyde, Georgia; Bergseth, Brock J.; Ban, Natalie C. (Biological Conservation, 2021)

  Non-compliance regularly negates the effectiveness of marine protected areas (MPAs) worldwide. Understanding and addressing non-compliance is critical given continued efforts to establish MPAs to meet international milestones ...
• "We are to be like machines... fill the bed before it gets cold": Exploring the emotional geographies of healthcare providers caring for dying residents in long-term care facilities 

  Giesbrecht, Melissa; Stajduhar, Kelli I.; Cloutier, Denise; Dujela, Carren (Social Science & Medicine, 2021)

  The end-of-life context is imbued with emotions, with death and dying transforming everyday places, like long-term care facilities, into entirely new emotional topographies that can evoke profound effects on those who live ...
• Mapping bicycling exposure and safety risk using Strava Metro 

  Ferster, Colin; Nelson, Trisalyn; Laberee, Karen; Winters, Meghan (Applied Geography, 2021)

  Overcoming concerns about bicycling safety is critical to increasing the health benefits of bicycling for transportation. While exposure measures are critical for monitoring and understanding bike safety, lack of spatially ...
• Values, identity and pro-environmental behaviour 

  Gatersleben, Birgitta; Murtagh, Niamh; Abrahamse, Wokje (Contemporary Social Science, 2012)

  The importance of understanding and promoting pro-environmental behaviour among individual consumers in modern Western Societies is generally accepted. Attitudes and attitude change are often examined to help reach this ...
• Introduction to “Economic and Financial Governance in the European Union after a decade of Economic and Political Crises.” 

  D’Erman, Valerie; Schure, Paul; Verdun, Amy (Journal of Economic Policy Reform, 2020)

  This paper offers the Introduction to the Special Issue “Economic and Financial Governance in the European Union after a decade of Economic and Political Crises.” We introduce the five papers. We distill three important ...
• Economic and Monetary Union at twenty: A stocktaking of a tumultuous second decade: introduction 

  Howarth, David; Verdun, Amy (Journal of European Integration, 2020)

  This contribution discusses the two main asymmetries of European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) as they developed over the past two decades since the launch of the Single Currency. From the outset, EMU involved asymmetric ...
• Modelling and control of cholera on networks with a common water source 

  Shuai, Zhisheng; Driessche, van den (Journal of Biological Dynamics, 2014)

  A mathematical model is formulated for the transmission and spread of cholera in a heterogeneous host population that consists of several patches of homogeneous host populations sharing a common water source. The basic ...
• Preface 

  Allen, Linda J.S.; Li, Jia; van den Driessche, Pauline (Journal of Biological Dynamics, 2015)
• Crowdsourced data for bicycling research and practice 

  Nelson, Trisalyn; Ferster, Colin; Laberee, Karen; Fuller, Daniel; Winters, Meghan (Transport Reviews, 2020)

  Cities are promoting bicycling for transportation as an antidote to increased traffic congestion, obesity and related health issues, and air pollution. However, both research and practice have been stalled by lack of data ...
• The Google Earth Engine Mangrove Mapping Methodology (GEEMMM) 

  Yancho, J. Maxwell M.; Jones, Trevor Gareth; Gandhi, Samir R.; Ferster, Colin; Lin, Alice; Glass, Leah (Remote Sensing, 2020)

  Mangroves are found globally throughout tropical and sub-tropical inter-tidal coastlines. These highly biodiverse and carbon-dense ecosystems have multi-faceted value, providing critical goods and services to millions ...
• Introduction: the European Semester as a new architecture of EU socioeconomic governance in theory and practice 

  Verdun, Amy; Zeitlin, Jonathan (Journal of European Public Policy, 2017)

  The ‘European Semester’, a new framework for policy co-ordination across European Union (EU) member states, represents a major step in EU governance. Created in 2010 in the wake of the financial and sovereign debt crises ...
• Remote Sensing of Ecosystem Structure: Fusing Passive and Active Remotely Sensed Data to Characterize a Deltaic Wetland Landscape 

  Peters, Daniel L.; Niemann, K. Olaf; Skelly, Robert (Remote Sensing, 2020)

  A project was constructed to integrate remotely sensed data from multiple sensors and platforms to characterize range of ecosystem characteristics in the Peace–Athabasca Delta in Northern Alberta, Canada. The objective of ...
• Money, Agency, and Self-Care among Cisgender and Trans People in Sex Work 

  Orchard, Treena; Salter, Katherine; Bunch, Mary; Benoit, Cecilia (Social Sciences, 2021)

  Many qualitative studies about the exchange of sex for money, drugs, and less tangible outcomes (i.e., social status) contend that this activity contributes to high levels of internalized stigma among people in sex work. ...
• Job Attributes and Mental Health: A Comparative Study of Sex Work and Hairstyling 

  McCarthy, Bill; Jansson, Mikael; Benoit, Cecilia (Social Sciences, 2021)

  A growing literature advocates for using a labor perspective to study sex work. According to this approach, sex work involves many of the costs, benefits, and possibilities for exploitation that are common to many jobs. ...
• An inventory of rock glaciers in the central British Columbia Coast Mountains, Canada, from high resolution Google Earth imagery 

  Charbonneau, Ansley A.; Smith, Dan J. (Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research, 2012)

  Little is known about the presence, distribution, age, or activity of rock glaciers in the British Columbia Coast Mountains of western Canada. Reflecting debris accumulation and mass wasting under a periglacial climate, ...
• Brain-based evidence for aerobic exercise as a treatment for Multiple Sclerosis 

  Mayo, Chantel Dana (2021-01-29)

  Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic neurological condition typically diagnosed in early adulthood that often requires lifelong treatment for symptom management. Despite pharmacological treatment, many individuals with MS ...
• Growth after lockdown: examining the role of basic psychological need support in facilitating posttraumatic growth from COVID-19 pandemic trauma 

  Spence, Tom (2021-01-29)

  The COVID-19 pandemic has negatively affected everyone in the world, however the phenomenon of growth following intense suffering has been well-documented over the past few decades (e.g., Tedeschi et al., 2018). Less ...
• Estimation of evaporative loss based on the stable isotope composition of water using Hydrocalculator 

  Skrzypek, Grzegorz; Mydłowski, Adam; Dogramaci, Shawan; Hedley, Paul; Gibson, John J.; Grierson, Pauline F. (Journal of Hydrology, 2015)

  Accurate quantification of evaporative losses to the atmosphere from surface water bodies is essential for calibration and validation of hydrological models, particularly in remote arid and semi-arid regions, where ...
• Compliance of small vessels to minimum distance regulations for humpback and killer whales in the Salish Sea 

  Fraser, Molly; McWhinnie, Lauren; Canessa, Rosaline; Darimont, Chris (Marine Policy, 2020)

  To support optimal monitoring and enforcement investment, management aimed at minimizing disturbance to wildlife requires an understanding of how regulatory compliance might vary spatially as well as across species and ...

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