Peter A. Kwaku Kyem
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Managing Natural Resource Conflicts with Participatory Mapping and PGIS Applications - Peter A. Kwaku Kyem - E-Book
Managing Natural Resource Conflicts with Participatory Mapping and PGIS Applications
Peter A. Kwaku Kyem

Dr. Peter Amos Kwaku Kyem has a Ph.D. in Geography (1997) from the Graduate School of Geography, Clark University, in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA. His Ph.D. research was on Participatory GIS Applications Forest Resources Management. Dr. Kyem’s educational experience spans across three continents, Africa, Europe, and North America. After receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Geography from the University of Cape Coast, at Cape Coast in his native Ghana (1982), he moved to the International Institute for Aerospace Survey and Earth Sciences, ITC, Enschede, in the Netherlands where he obtained a Post­graduate Diploma in Applied Geomorphology (1987). He then went to Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, for his Master of Arts degree in Geography (1991) before proceeding to Clark University, Worcester, MA, the USA, for his Ph.D. 

At Clark University, Dr. Kyem worked in different Research capacities at Clark Labs, which is best known for its flagship product, the IDRISI GIS and Image Processing software. He was a member of the team of researchers at Clark Labs that developed a Comprehensive Decision Support Tools in Idrisi GIS in 1993. After graduating from Clark University, Dr. Kyem went to teach at Central Connecticut State University, where he has been teaching GIS, Resource Management, and other courses in Geography since 1997. 

Dr. Kyem has had a long association with the PGIS movement. Based on his Ph.D. thesis research, he was invited to a workshop on GIS and Society at Santa Barbara, CA, in 1998. The workshop, sponsored by the National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA), discussed issues that were central to the development of the PPGIS movement. Since then, Dr. Kyem has published several research articles and made conference presentations on Resource Conflicts and PGIS Applications. His publications on the topic for the proposed book appear in reputable peer-reviewed journals such as the Annals of the Association of American Geographers, Cartographica, Transactions in GIS, Applied Geographic Studies, and the Journal of Planning Education.