• some work
    • abbreviated CV
    • Envisioning Seneca Village (2024)
    • Population Density in 19th-C American Urbanism (2024)
    • Mapping Historic New York: A Digital Atlas (2021)
    • 210 Cities in San Diego (2019)
    • Digital Urbanisms (2019)
    • Cartographies of Distance (2019)
    • Not Yet #AfterRikers (2018)
    • Research Ransoms (2018)
    • Density & Connectivity (2017)
    • Cher (2016)
    • Zoning Before Zoning (2016)
    • Campaign Mapping (2015-16)
    • After Belonging & the Spaces of a Life in Transit (2015)
    • Forensic Methodology (2015)
    • Operative Practices in Complexity (2015)
    • Digital Archaeologies: Remapping Snow (2013-15)
    • Re-envisioning Branch Libraries (2014)
    • Antipublic Urbanism (2014)
    • The City is Not a Lab (2014)
    • Making Sense of Syria (2014)
    • on Foreclosed (2012)
    • Comments On Foreclosed (2012-13)
    • Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream (2009-12)
    • The Buell Hypothesis (2009-11)
    • Public Housing: A New Conversation (2009)
    • Miscellaneous Maps (ongoing)
    • Participatory Basemapping in Liberia & Nigeria (2012)
    • The Infrastructural City (2007-8)
    • Architecture and Justice (2006)
    • New New Orleans vN.x (2006)
    • The Quasi-Public Good (2005-6)
  • some teaching
    • List of Courses Taught
    • GIS (2019-2020)
    • Advanced Spatial Analysis (2019)
    • GIS (2017-2018)
    • MS in Urban Planning Theses (2016-present)
    • Advanced Spatial Analysis (2018)
    • Urban Datascapes (Spring 2019)
    • Digital Restructuring of Urban Space (Spring 2017 - present)
    • Building Justice Studio (2016 - 2018)
    • Undergraduate Student Research (2013-2016)
    • Datascapes & the Informal City (2014)
    • Datascapes & the Informal City (2013)
    • Introductory GIS (2012-2017)
    • Advanced GIS (Spring 2013)
    • Knowing Cities (2013)
  • some news
  • about leah
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leah meisterlin

  • some work
    • abbreviated CV
    • Envisioning Seneca Village (2024)
    • Population Density in 19th-C American Urbanism (2024)
    • Mapping Historic New York: A Digital Atlas (2021)
    • 210 Cities in San Diego (2019)
    • Digital Urbanisms (2019)
    • Cartographies of Distance (2019)
    • Not Yet #AfterRikers (2018)
    • Research Ransoms (2018)
    • Density & Connectivity (2017)
    • Cher (2016)
    • Zoning Before Zoning (2016)
    • Campaign Mapping (2015-16)
    • After Belonging & the Spaces of a Life in Transit (2015)
    • Forensic Methodology (2015)
    • Operative Practices in Complexity (2015)
    • Digital Archaeologies: Remapping Snow (2013-15)
    • Re-envisioning Branch Libraries (2014)
    • Antipublic Urbanism (2014)
    • The City is Not a Lab (2014)
    • Making Sense of Syria (2014)
    • on Foreclosed (2012)
    • Comments On Foreclosed (2012-13)
    • Foreclosed: Rehousing the American Dream (2009-12)
    • The Buell Hypothesis (2009-11)
    • Public Housing: A New Conversation (2009)
    • Miscellaneous Maps (ongoing)
    • Participatory Basemapping in Liberia & Nigeria (2012)
    • The Infrastructural City (2007-8)
    • Architecture and Justice (2006)
    • New New Orleans vN.x (2006)
    • The Quasi-Public Good (2005-6)
  • some teaching
    • List of Courses Taught
    • GIS (2019-2020)
    • Advanced Spatial Analysis (2019)
    • GIS (2017-2018)
    • MS in Urban Planning Theses (2016-present)
    • Advanced Spatial Analysis (2018)
    • Urban Datascapes (Spring 2019)
    • Digital Restructuring of Urban Space (Spring 2017 - present)
    • Building Justice Studio (2016 - 2018)
    • Undergraduate Student Research (2013-2016)
    • Datascapes & the Informal City (2014)
    • Datascapes & the Informal City (2013)
    • Introductory GIS (2012-2017)
    • Advanced GIS (Spring 2013)
    • Knowing Cities (2013)
  • some news
  • about leah