Thinking Big Data in Geography-University of Nebraska(2018).pdf

is is a book about what, if any, “home eld advantage” the discipline of geography might hold with “big data” given its history of dealing with large, heterogeneous sets of spatial information.1 Contributing authors were asked what new avenues for knowledge and capital accumulation have been enabled and constrained by the purported data deluge.2 In other words, what happens when “where” is recorded alongside who is doing what, when, and with whom?3