Great New Batch of Geography-Related Theses

There is a whole great new batch of geography/GIS-related Masters theses that have caught my eye.

Here are the prvious theses/dissertations posted: (Nov. 29, 2005) (Jan. 5, 2006)

A good way to keep up with the latest geography/GIS-related publications is to monitor GIS News: Publications.

• Geographic information system technologies as an educational tool in Ontario secondary schools
  by Cameron, Tom, MEd, Queen's University at Kingston, 2005, 124 pages.


• Development of a county level GIS program for risk assessment of West Nile Virus: The case of Gregg County Texas, 2003
  by Brown, Johnny C., MIS, Stephen F. Austin State University, 2005, 72 pages.


• Community mapping in Borneo: Issues of accuracy in traditional boundary delineation (Indonesia, Malaysia)
  by Gibson, Lorraine Margaret, MA, Simon Fraser University, 2005, 124 pages.


• Municipal geospatial information security
  by Freeman, Christopher P., MA, The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 2005, 49 pages.


• The geography of juvenile crime place trajectories (Washington)
  by Groff, Elizabeth Ruth, MA, University of Maryland, College Park, 2005, 116 pages.


• Poverty, race and community organization: Social and environmental justice in Eugene, Oregon
  by Pak, Maylian Joan, MA, University of Oregon, 2005, 129 pages.


• The relationship between gambling and county-level crime
  by Betsinger, Sara Linn, MA, University of Maryland, College Park, 2005, 89 pages.


• The industrial transformation, Italian sex ratios, and the decline in fertility
  by Skinner, Sarah, MA, University of Texas at Arlington, 2005, 54 pages.