Assistant Professor
Political Science & 地理位置

Jennifer Whytlaw

7035 BATTEN ARTS & 信
NORFOLK, 23529

Jennifer L. Whytlaw is an Assistant Professor of Applied 地理信息系统 in the Department of Political Science and 地理位置 and is the current 地理信息系统 and SpaCE Certificates Coordinator at Old Dominion University. She is a certified 地理信息系统 Professional (地理信息系统P), has a current Part 107 certificate, and holds a Ph.D. in 地理位置 with more than 18 years’ experience working in the geospatial industry. Her work experience has involved working in both private-sector and academic environments.

Remote Pilot Certificate
Sponsoring 组织: Federal Aviation 政府
获得的日期: 2023-06-01
Certified 地理信息系统 Professional
Sponsoring 组织: 地理信息系统 Certification Institute
获得的日期: 2012-10-01

专业知识

地理信息系统
Spatial Analysis, Cartography, 3D Visualizations, Open Source options
Risk and Vulnerability Management
Vulnerability data, risk management, seniors, access and functional needs
地理位置
Natural hazards, human-environment dimension, marine spatial planning
紧急 Preparedness
紧急 Management, Use of geospatial technologies within EM

研究 Interests

Jennifer’s current research is focused on utilizing geospatial analyses and visualizations to understand how environmental hazard events influence personal understanding of vulnerabilities within communities. She has been involved in a wide variety of projects involving topic areas such as environmental management, 卫生公平, hazard mitigation and resilience, emergency management, construction management, geospatial intelligence, 运输, and marine spatial planning.

文章

郭,M.龚,J. 惠特劳,J. (2022). Large-scale cloud-based building elevation data extraction and flood insurance estimation to support floodplain management. 国际 Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction 69.
Whytlaw J.赫顿,n.n. S.优素福,J., Richardson, T.希尔,南卡罗来纳州., Olanrewaju-Lasisi, T., Antwi-Nimarko, P.兰德塔,E. 迪亚兹,R. (2021). Changing vulnerability for hurricane evacuation during a pandemic: Issues and anticipated responses in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. 国际 journal of disaster risk reduction 61.
Whytlaw J. (2020). Regional planning efforts encourage coordination between senior care facilities and emergency managers in New Jersey. Journal of 紧急 Management.