Common places, buildings, people and landscapes at the intersection of historic preservation, cultural geography and digital cultural heritage. Current research integrates GIS, 3D modeling and serious games to produce and examine knowledge about the physical spaces of nineteenth century American dwellings, explore cultual landscape contexts and experience sensuous and emotional aspects of place.
Heritage recording, documentation and information management
Digital heritage, virtual heritage and serious games
Historic and cultural landscapes
Humanities GIS, Critical GIS and geovisualization
19th-century urban historical geography
Sensuous and intangible cultural heritage
American vernacular architecture
