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Benjamin David Hennig - Professor

Benjamin David Hennig

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School of Engineering and Natural Sciences

Benjamin David Hennig

Professor

Location
Askja / N-341
Phone
5254608
Email
ben [at] hi.is

Unit
Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences
Website
https://geoviews.net

ORCID site
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5754-2455
Research portal – Benjamin David Hennig
Under construction throughout the autumn semester 2022

Published works

2022

Insularity in a Connected World? The COVID-19 Pandemic in IcelandCOVID-19 and a World of Ad Hoc Geographies
In Focus: Vaccine Inequalities: A Selfish World in Times of CrisisPolitical Insight
One Year of COVID-19: Mapping the Spread of a Global PandemicCOVID-19 and a World of Ad Hoc Geographies
In Focus: Population Eight Billion: Still a Question of Growth?Political Insight
In Focus: Moving on from Macron? The 2022 French Presidential ElectionPolitical Insight

2021

In Focus: Trump Tweets: Power and the Global Politics of Social MediaPolitical Insight
In Focus: The Death Penalty Across the GlobePolitical Insight
Eye clinic attendance at the olympic and paralympic games Rio 2016 and its correlation to the WHO indicators on eye healthBritish Journal of Sports Medicine
In Focus: Torn Down the Middle? German Politics after MerkelPolitical Insight
Spatial and temporal inequalities in mortality in the USA, 1968–2016Health & Place
Creating an Atlas of the AnthropoceneAbstracts of the ICA
Monitoring fish spawning sites in freshwater ecosystems using low-cost UAV data: A case study of salmonids in lakes in Iceland
CartogramsInternational Encyclopedia of Geography
In Focus: Global Britain: No Space for Foreign Aid in a Competitive Age?Political Insight

2020

COVID-19’s Spread Across the WorldPolitical Insight
In Focus: Nationality, Citizenship and Refugees: A Global PerspectivePolitical Insight
In Focus: Margins of Victory in 2019Political Insight
A World Map of Biodynamic AgricultureAgricultural and Biological Sciences Journal
Rudolf Steiner Education and Waldorf Schools: Centenary World Maps of the Global Diffusion of "The School of the Future"Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities
In Focus: How Joe Biden Won the White HousePolitical Insight

2019

Remapping Geography: Using cartograms to change our views of the worldGeography
The growth and decline of urban agglomerations in GermanyEnvironment and Planning A: Economy and Space
The new worlds of WorldmapperBulletin of the Society of Cartographers
Inequalities of Gender: Education, work, and politics
European Parliament Elections 2019Political Insight
In Focus: Poverty in the Developing WorldPolitical Insight
Assessing Refugees’ Onward Mobility with Mobile Phone Data—A Case Study of (Syrian) Refugees in TurkeyGuide to Mobile Data Analytics in Refugee Scenarios
Worlds on the moveTalking maps
The social gradient of birth weight in England assessed using the INTERGROWTH-21st gestational age specific standardArchives of Disease in Childhood
In Focus: The Unchanging Politics of Climate ChangePolitical Insight

2018

Kartogramm zur Reichstagswahl: An early electoral cartogram of GermanyBulletin of the Society of Cartographers
In Focus: Could Brexit be a Boon for British trade with the Commonwealth?Political Insight
In Focus: The Quality of NationalityPolitical Insight
Worldmapper: rediscovering the worldTeaching Geography
Waldo Tobler: Remembering a geniusThe Cartographic Journal
In Focus: The Revival of Two-Party Politics in BritainPolitical Insight
In Focus Europe’s ‘Refugee Crisis’Political Insight
Maps of Organic Agriculture in AustraliaJournal of Organics

2017

In focus: French and German 2017 electionsPolitical Insight
In Focus: US Election 2016Political Insight
(Un)Happy NationsViews of the World
Atlas of Organics: Mapping organic agricultureViews of the World
Country File: Mapping rural-to-urban migrationViews of the World
The human atlas of Europe: A continent united in diversityPolicy Press
Analysing the regional geography of poverty, austerity and inequality in Europe: a human cartographic perspectiveRegional Studies
An atlas with a positive message for a European people united in diversityLSE European Politics and Policy (EUROPP) Blog
Cartographic perspectives of the general electionUK election analysis 2017: media, voters and the campaign
Mapping geographical worlds using cartogramsBulletin of the Society of Cartographers
Using cartograms to rediscover the geography of the worldCartographica
In Focus: Brexit and the UK General ElectionPolitical Insight
The global map of who eats too much meatThe reducetarian solution

2016

Atlas of Organics: Four maps of the world of organic agricultureJournal of Organics
Visualising spaces of global inaccessibilityMapping Wilderness: Concepts, Techniques and Applications
The wild spacesGeographical
To Rule the Land: mapping the 2015 general electionBulletin of the Society of Cartographers
Mapping Practices in a Digital WorldAdvancing Geographic Information Science: The Past and Next Twenty Years
In Focus: Where Art meets SciencePolitical Insight
In focus: Trade inside the European UnionPolitical Insight
Technological and Societal Influences on GIScienceAdvancing Geographic Information Science: The Past and Next Twenty Years
Visualising spaces of global inaccessibilityMapping wilderness: concepts, techniques and applications of GIS
London and the English desert – the geography of cultural capital in the UKCultural Trends
In focus: The EU referendumPolitical Insight
Wet landsGeographical

2015

Ebola deathsGeographical
Earth at nightGeographical
Review of Mark Monmonier (ed.), The History of Cartography, v.6: Cartography in the Twentieth CenturyThe Globe
Dimensions of povertyGeographical
Species at riskGeographical
Storm spacesGeographical
People and the seaGeographical
Ocean chlorophyll concentrationGeographical
Human worldsGeographical
Regions between Recentralisation and IndependenceHennig, BD & Calzada, I.(2015), In Focus: Regions between Recentralisation and Independence. Political Insight
Europe's uneven developmentPolitical Insight
Geographic visualization in social sciences -- or draw more maps!Research and Fieldwork in Development
Global tree coverGeographical
Gender inequalityGeographical
The UK 2015 general electionTeaching Geography
World religionsGeographical
Globalisierung und Anthropozän in neuen KartenweltenMitteilungen der Fränkischen Geographischen Gesellschaft
The hollowing out of London: How poverty patterns are changingNew Statesman
May 2015 – A Climate Change in UK PoliticsPolitical Insight
Ecological footprintsGeographical
Globalisierung und Anthropozän in neuen KartenweltenMitteilungen der Fränkischen Geographischen Gesellschaft
Visualizing urban and regional worlds: power, politics, and practicesEnvironment and Planning A

2014

The London BubblePolitical Insight
In Focus: The Shape of the Nation's WealthiestPolitical Insight
European Parliament elections 2014Political Insight
Londonmapper -- neuer Sozialatlas für eine europäische WeltstadtGeographische Rundschau
Mapping Inequalities in LondonBulletin of the Society of Cartographers
There are benefits to viewing Europe as a collection of cities and regions rather than as a group of nation statesLSE European Politics and Policy (EUROPP) Blog
Gridded cartograms as a method for visualising earthquake risk at the global scaleJournal of Maps
The Social Atlas of Europe
Die ganze Welt in einer StadtarcAKTUELL
Londonmapper: A Social Atlas of London

2013

The human planetEnvironment and Planning A
Applications for Gridded CartogramsRediscovering the World
Foodscapes: Agricultural landscapes of the worldFood: An Atlas
America’s debt to the worldUnequal health
London’s political landscapesUnequal health
The Human Shape of the PlanetRediscovering the World
The World of Organic Agriculture - Density-equalizing mapThe World of Organic Agriculture: Statistics and Emerging Trends 2013
Kriege, Krisen, Konflikte...und Karten: Ein neuer Blick auf die WeltWissenschaft und Frieden
Future people and shifting powerUnequal health
Inequalities in LondonLondon: Trust for London
Cartography and GlobalisationRediscovering the World
Rediscovering the world. Map transformations of human and physical spaceSpringer
Mapping inequalities in LondonBulletin of the Society of Cartographers
Book review of Ed. Michael P. Peterson, Online maps with APIs and webservicesCartographica
“Calling Abidjan”--Improving Population Estimations with Mobile Communication Data (IPEMCODA)Mobile Phone Data for Development-Analysis of Mobile Phone Datasets for the Development of Ivory Coast
“Calling Abidjan”--Improving Population Estimations with Mobile Communication Data (IPEMCODA)Mobile Phone Data for Development-Analysis of mobile phone datasets for the development of Ivory Coast
Voting for Europe: Eurovision 2013Political Insight
Computers in cartographyBulletin of the Society of Cartographers
Towards a Gridded Cartogram ProjectionRediscovering the World
Ansichtssache: Neue Bilder des menschlichen RaumsarcAKTUELL
Ansichtssache: Neue Bilder des menschlichen RaumsarcAKTUELL
Mind the Gap: Armut und sozialräumliche Polarisierung in GroßbritannienGeographische Rundschau
Offshore Financial CentresPolitical Insight
The World's BillionairesPolitical Insight
Book review of Ed. Stan Geertman, Wolfgang Reinhardt, and Fred Toppen, Advancing geoinformation science for a changing worldCartographica
Creating Gridded CartogramsRediscovering the World
mHealth Possibilities in a Changing World. Distribution of Global Cell Phone SubscriptionsJournal of Mobile Technology in Medicine

2012

The happy planet indexResurgence
Reinventing the map collection: new journeys through (un) known worlds of London and AmericaThe Geographical Journal
Mind the gap: education inequality across EU regions
Educational mobility in England and GermanyFair Play: A Daniel Dorling reader on social justice
Mapping Britain’s Super-richPolitical Insight
Financing the European UnionPolitical Insight
The global inverse care law: a distorted map of blindnessBritish Journal of Ophthalmology
London’s political landscapesPolitical Insight
Mapping an urbanizing planetAtlantis -- Platform for Urbanism
Remapping the world’s population: Visualizing data using cartogramsFair Play: A Daniel Dorling reader on social justice

2011

Rediscovering the World: Gridded Cartograms of Human and Physical Space
A World Map of Organic Agriculture (image files)
Global population shiftsPolitical Insight
America's debt to the worldPolitical Insight
US Midterm Elections 2010Political Insight
The Geographic/Regional Dimension of Educational Inequality in the EU
A world map of organic agricultureEuropean Journal of Social Sciences
A World Map of Organic AgricultureEuropean Journal of Social Sciences

2010

Angles, Saxons, Inequality, and Educational Mobility, England and GermanySociological Review
How to see the world differently / Wie man die Welt auch sehen kannGriephan Global Security
General Election 2010Political Insight
Government DebtPolitical Insight
Re-Mapping the World’s Population

2009

World’s Population
Re-Drawing the World: An Approach towards a gridded World Population CartogramProceedings of the GIS research UK 17th annual conference

2007

Hyperspectral remote sensing and analysis of intertidal zones: A contribution to monitor coastal biodiversity

2005

Macrophyte monitoring by hyperspectral remote sensing and ground based biotope mapping-a tool to assist the monitoring demands of the EU-water frame work directive?
Mapping of small-scale intertidal macrophyte communities at the island of Helgoland (North Sea) using hyperspectral remote sensing images
Applications of hyperspectral remote sensing in coastal ecosystems: A case study from the German North Sea

2004

Der Einsatz hyperspektraler Fernerkundungsdaten bei der Biotopkartierung im Gezeitenbereich

Keywords for Specialisation:

Geovisualisation

Data visualisation

Spatial analysis