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is a cultural & economic geographer with interests in digital mapping, housing studies, and race & landscape in the US. He currently serves as Assistant Curator of Digital & Participatory Geography at the at the Boston Public Library. He holds a PhD in Geography from the University of Kentucky.

At this session of Data + Donuts, Ian will present his exploring how spatial data standardization practices shape the design and use of real estate technologies. Focusing on housing in the U.S. real estate industry, Ian asks: how do standards, standardizing practices, and the institutions that enforce those practices affect housing?

Ian's talk will be given in a hybrid format. Register to receive a link to join via Zoom. In-person attendees can join us in Wexner 434. Those without an HUID may enter via the Wexner security desk after showing a photo ID. View a map of campus.

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