About the GAMLab

The Geospatial Analysis and Mapping Laboratory (GAMLab) in the Department of Geography and Environmental Sciences (GES) is CU Denver’s premier geospatial research lab, providing faculty and students with first rate geospatial hardware and software support to conduct their research activities. The GAMLab also facilitates collaborations between GES and other members of academic, government, private, and community sectors. With fourteen high-powered Dell Precision workstations equipped with software for a wide range of research needs, including spatial analysis, remote sensing, cartography, and visualization, the GAMLab provides resources to visualize, explore, analyze, and propose solutions to human-environmental challenges using Geographic Information Science and Technology (GISc&T). Currently, GAMLab computers may be accessed in the lab or via remote desktop.

Access

For GES-affiliated faculty, students, and staff, please fill out the GAMLab User Registration Form. For all others who may be interested in accessing the lab, please request access using the Contact Form.

GAMLab Staff

Pat Hall

Project Coordinator

Geospatial Analysis and Mapping Laboratory

Pat Hall comes from the realm of growth-stage startups, where they specialized in Project Management, Operations, and Product Data Analysis. They are interested in using data to help build a better tomorrow and creating tools that allow others to do the same. As the GAMLab Project Coordinator, they ensure your projects run smoothly and arrive on time. Pat is currently working towards an MA in Applied Geography & Geospatial Science.

Emilia Oscilowicz, MCRP

Communications Coordinator

Geospatial Analysis and Mapping Laboratory

Mandy Rees, M.A.

Interim Director

Geospatial Analysis and Mapping Laboratory

Mandy Rees is a Lecturer in Geospatial and Human Geography courses in the Department of Geography and Environmental Sciences and a Ph.D. student in Geography, Planning, and Design. She is interested in using data to locate geospatial problems related to historical legacies of development. Her specific interests include statistical analysis, critical cartography, and human geography, as she highlights contemporary politico-structural disparities related to discriminatory urban policies.