In this paper, we ask what schools and universities as place-based public institutions can do to serve our youth in effectively responding to eco-anxiety and building their capacities to learn to surf the unrelenting waves of change. To assist in this endeavour, we draw on the journeys that brought three young doctoral candidates to study geography. From their stories, we sketch what a geographical education could offer in terms of relevance, practicality, and in engaging with transformative system change.

We analyse the spatial distribution patterns of professionals and related workers in high-skilled occupations and elementary workers in low-skilled occupations in the Seoul metropolitan area. We found that industrial economic drivers strongly influence the distribution of workplace and residence by occupation.

Manual information extraction from mobile LiDAR point clouds is a tedious, time-consuming, and laborious task. Therefore, researchers have focused on developing automatic methods for extracting various objects from point clouds. This paper proposes an automated method for power lines extraction from Mobile terrestrial laser scanning (MTLS) point clouds based on a multilayer perceptron (MLP) neural network. The proposed method works in three main steps: preprocessing, descriptors extraction and selection, and classification. Compared with deep learning algorithms the proposed method requires less training data and is much faster computationally.

Supraspecies richness can tell us the same as species richness. Certain laws revealed at the species level could be discovered at supraspecies level. The use of supraspecies richness in biogeography, ecology, palaeontology, and conservation is expedient and beneficial.

Vulnerability is relational and shaped by local socio-economic practices and by multi-dimensional and multi-scalar political economic processes over time. Transboundary river governance produces vulnerability, and that is pronounced in relation to key players' responsibilities and accountabilities and their critical and coordinating roles. Lack of good governance escalates vulnerability among riverine people, especially those residing around transboundary rivers where uncertain water flows are affected by climate change.