Human Security and Conflict Data Analysis

Logan Bolan is deeply passionate about Human Security and Conflict Data Analysis. With a rich background in geospatial intelligence and a keen understanding of diverse cultural dynamics, Logan leverages advanced GIS techniques to analyze and interpret conflict zones. His work focuses on identifying patterns and predicting potential security threats, aiming to contribute to global peacebuilding efforts. Logan's commitment to this field is evident through his extensive research and academic pursuits, including his studies at Utah State University and his involvement in projects that address atrocity prevention and emergency management. His unique perspective, shaped by experiences in Alaska, the Navajo Nation, and the Balkans, enables him to provide valuable insights into the complexities of human security and conflict.