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A Research Professor in the Department of Geography at George Washington University, she discusses her research on socio-ecological systems, cultural geographies of infrastructure, and the impact of climate change on indigenous communities, both in the Arctic and beyond. She introduces two major research projects, "Informal Roads," a study investigating the effects of unofficial transportation routes on Arctic and Subarctic communities, and "Frozen Commons," a transdisciplinary project exploring sustainability and evolving climate conditions in the Arctic. Professor Kuklina demonstrates the use of satellite imagery and mapping tools in geography, introduces the concept of "mapathons," and shares insights from the transmedia platform ArtSLInK (Art, Science, Local, and Indigenous Knowledge). Additionally, she reflects on the pivotal role of Lake Baikal and underscores the importance of comprehending indigenous perspectives on the environment and land use to develop effective climate change solutions.
00:35 O себе
02:24 Как выбрали географию
04:32 Специализация и научные интересы
05:58 Исследовательские методы
07:33 Инструменты картографирования
12:19 Спутниковые снимки в картографии
17:05 Проект Frozen Commons
22:09 Изменения климата и жизнь коренных народов
25:36 Уникальность озера Байкал
27:51 Экологические проблемы на Байкале
30:37 Роль русского языка в работе географов
33:05 Блицопрос. Книги или кино?
33:26 Любимая книга на русском языке
34:27 Три совета молодым учёным
35:41 Климатическая проблема, которую нужно решить
36:43 Какой регион России нужно посетить
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A Research Professor in the Department of Geography at George Washington University, she discusses her research on socio-ecological systems, cultural geographies of infrastructure, and the impact of climate change on indigenous communities, both in the Arctic and beyond. She introduces two major research projects, "Informal Roads," a study investigating the effects of unofficial transportation routes on Arctic and Subarctic communities, and "Frozen Commons," a transdisciplinary project exploring sustainability and evolving climate conditions in the Arctic. Professor Kuklina demonstrates the use of satellite imagery and mapping tools in geography, introduces the concept of "mapathons," and shares insights from the transmedia platform ArtSLInK (Art, Science, Local, and Indigenous Knowledge). Additionally, she reflects on the pivotal role of Lake Baikal and underscores the importance of comprehending indigenous perspectives on the environment and land use to develop effective climate change solutions.
00:35 O себе
02:24 Как выбрали географию
04:32 Специализация и научные интересы
05:58 Исследовательские методы
07:33 Инструменты картографирования
12:19 Спутниковые снимки в картографии
17:05 Проект Frozen Commons
22:09 Изменения климата и жизнь коренных народов
25:36 Уникальность озера Байкал
27:51 Экологические проблемы на Байкале
30:37 Роль русского языка в работе географов
33:05 Блицопрос. Книги или кино?
33:26 Любимая книга на русском языке
34:27 Три совета молодым учёным
35:41 Климатическая проблема, которую нужно решить
36:43 Какой регион России нужно посетить
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