My current research involves edge cities with the aim to find ways that edge cities can recover a "sense of place". I am using a prominent business center in Atlanta that began as a regional shopping mall. I have also decided to pursue an ethnographic approach in this research.

I have a broad interest in geography and cartography with more specific interests in new media, place & space, urban morphology, and military geography.

Also, I teach human/regional geography part-time at Georgia State University in Atlanta and do freelance design work, etc.

I used to live in the docklands back in the mid-eighties. I have heard they have really changed a lot. I worked at a club called "downtown" in Rotherhithe/Surrey Docks. You don't happen to have any info about how that are changed?

I'm still an undergrad, hopefully I'll be figuring out what exactly my masters is by this time next year.

Assuming they do let me into a graduate department, I'll probably be doing something as far as extending GIS beyond it's currently paper-derived roots.