Volume 41, Issue 2 | Population and Environment

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Volume 41, Issue 2

December 2019

Combining Remotely Sensed and Demographic Data to Investigate Population Processes

Issue Editors:

Deborah Balk,
Kathryn Grace

7 articles in this issue

Investigating demographic processes using innovative combinations of remotely sensed and demographic data
Deborah Balk
Kathryn Grace
Editorial 26 November 2019 Pages: 71 - 73
Does crop diversity at the village level influence child nutrition security? Evidence from 11 sub-Saharan African countries
Daniel Tobin
Kristal Jones
Brian C. Thiede
Original Paper 06 November 2019 Pages: 74 - 97
Climate-induced cross-border migration and change in demographic structure
Joyce Chen
Valerie Mueller
Original Paper 26 November 2019 Pages: 98 - 125
Missing millions: undercounting urbanization in India
Kyle Onda
Parmanand Sinha
Nikhil Kaza
Original Paper Open access 05 December 2019 Pages: 126 - 150
Hunger, nutrition, and precipitation: evidence from Ghana and Bangladesh
Matthew Cooper
Molly E. Brown
Ruth Meinzen-Dick
Original Paper Open access 14 November 2019 Pages: 151 - 208
People and Pixels 20 years later: the current data landscape and research trends blending population and environmental data
Tracy A. Kugler
Kathryn Grace
Jamon Van Den Hoek
Original paper 22 November 2019 Pages: 209 - 234
Spatio-temporal patterns of pre-eclampsia and eclampsia in relation to drinking water salinity at the district level in Bangladesh from 2016 to 2018
Jessie Pinchoff
Mohammad Shamsudduha
Charlotte E. Warren
Original Paper Open access 25 November 2019 Pages: 235 - 251