Geography is the World!!

Current Research

Ethno-Biogeomorphology: exploring the
anthropogenic-biota-soil-landform continuum.

Spatiality of biological soil crusts (article in progress)

Biogeomorphology of desert fires
[
800k pdf]

Rapid ecological assessment of the Upper Sonoran Lifestyle [~500k pdf]

Micrometeorology of Biological Soil Crusts [~1.0 MB pdf]

 

Geography Education: Geography at all educational and governmental levels.

Using field studies to enhance learning (articles in progress)

Concept maps as tools for deep learning in environmental and earth sciences (article under review)

Online geography graduate programs
[
TOC; article: ~300k pdf]

Critical pedagogy in geography [pdf]

Promoting geography in the K-12 classroom and curricula

Research Interests

Perhaps due to its inherent diversity, Geography has often been underappreciated and overlooked as an academic, scientific (physical and human), and humanistic discipline. This may stem from the academe paradigm of "specialization" that has, for many years, produced sub-field specialties ("breeds" of Geography?) I eschew this disciplinary fracturing, and focus instead on Geography's ability to bridge these so-called "specialties".

Casey D. Allen

Geographer, PhD

Current Research (cont.)

Humanistic Physical Geography: bridging the human & physical geography divide.

Experiencing Geography through Travel and Field Studies

Remapping Environments using Historical Repeat Photography [tourism: lg; md & agricultural: lg; md]

Landscape as process: an actor-network view of physical geography
(revising article)

RASI as a rock art management method [700k pdf]

 

Other Research Interests

 

Aesthetics/Sense of Place

Environmental Perception

Europe and the Aegean

Field Methods and Techniques

Geographic Thought & Epistemology

Latin America & the Caribbean

Medieval & Renaissance Cartography

Mythology, Religion, & Belief Systems

Popular and New Media

Rock Art Management

Travel & Tourism and Travel Writing