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Seminar on Spatial Science and Applications

Join our seminar series on Spatial Science and Applications, led by Hongjie Xie from UTSA Geological Sciences. Participants will learn the essential skills for writing, submitting, revising, and reviewing academic papers for publication. The course includes peer-reviewed paper discussions, individual writing assignments based on personal research interests, and guided peer reviews. Students will engage in discussions, submit graded reviews, and reflect on their learning. This workshop fosters critical thinking and enhances publication readiness in spatial science.

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Seminar on Spatial Science and Applications

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  1. Seminar on Spatial Science and Applications Lecture 1 Hongjie Xie, Geological Sciences/UTSA

  2. Purposes • Learn how to write, submit, revise, and review a paper for publication • Student reviews a paper for publication • Student leads discussions on peer-reviewed papers • Student writes a paper based on what learned

  3. Student reviews a paper • A case paper will be given and students will review the paper and submit review comments • The comments will be submitted one week after the paper will be given and will be graded and will be compared/discussed with each other and with peer-reviewed comments from the Journal • A revised paper will be reviewed again and further comments will be submitted (one week after the paper will be given) for grading and will compared/discussed with each other and with per-reviewed comments from the Journal • ……

  4. Student-lead discussions • Each student will select a topic of their research thesis or interest • Identify 2 or more papers to review and discuss • Distribute chosen papers two weeks before your discussion slot to the class • Lead the discussion

  5. Schedule • S1: David Prado • S2: Eric Kouba • S3: Newfel Mazari • S4: Wentao Xia • S5: Chase Muller • S6: Yunbo Bi

  6. Write a paper • Each student will write a paper of your current study/thesis, based on what you learned from the class • The paper will be graded completely based on all the requirements and issues discussed in the class.

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