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ORCIDInternational Journal of Geographical Information Science, Volume 3
Volume 3, Number 1, 1989
- Terry Coppock, Eric Anderson:
Editorial. 1-2 - David M. Mark, Jean Paul Lauzon, Juan A. Cebrian:
A review of quadtree-based strategies for interfacing coverage data with digital elevation models in grid form. 3-14 - Christopher B. Jones:
Data structures for three-dimensional spatial information systems in geology. 15-31 - Ric Vrana:
Historical data as an explicit component of land information systems. 33-49 - Jian-Kang Wu, Tao Chen, Li Yang:
QPF A versatile query language for a knowledge-based geographical information system. 51-57 - Peter Angus-Leppan:
The Thailand Land Titling Project First steps in a parcel-based LIS. 59-68 - Kim E. Lowell, Joseph H. Astroth Jr.:
Vegetative succession and controlled fire in a glades ecosystem A geographical information system approach. 69-81 - Jane Drummond, Marijn Bosma:
A review of low-cost scanners. 83-95
Volume 3, Number 2, 1989
- Terry Coppock, Eric Anderson:
Forthcoming special issues. 99-101
- David J. Abel:
SIRO-DBMS SIRO-DBMS: a database tool-kit for geographical information systems. 103-116 - The research plan of the National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis. 117-136
- Ian Bracken, Chris Webster
:
Towards a typology of geographical information systems. 137-152 - Timothy L. Nyerges:
Schema integration analysis for the development of GIS databases. 153-183 - Cristian Vasile, Dana Cristescu, Constantin Savulescu:
The development and state of the art of GIS in Romania. 185-190
Volume 3, Number 3, 1989
- Mark Gahegan:
An efficient use of quadtrees in a geographical information system. 201-214 - Gail Langran:
A review of temporal database research and its use in GIS applications. 215-232 - Stephen Price:
Modelling the temporal element in land information systems. 233-243 - Pong-Chai Goh:
A graphic query language for cartographic and land information systems. 245-255 - A. V. Koshkariov, Vladimir S. Tikunov, A. M. Trofimov:
The current state and the main trends in the development of geographical information systems in the U.S.S.R. 257-272
- Roger P. Kirby:
A review of: "Computer Processing of Remotely-Sensed Images." By P. A. MATHER. (Chichester: John Wiley & Sons, 1987.) [Pp. xiv + 352; figures, tables, appendix, subject index.] Price £37·50. ISBN 0471 90648 4. 273-274 - Darius Bartlett:
A review of: "ILWIS - The Integrated Land and Watershed Management Information System, " ITC Publication No. 7. Edited by A. M. J. MEIJERINK, C. R. VALENZUELA and A. STEWART. (Enschede: International Institute for Aerospace Survey and Earth Sciences (ITC), 1988.) [Pp. 115.] Price Dfl.20·00. 274-276
Volume 3, Number 4, 1989
- Terry Coppock, Eric Anderson:
Editorial. 289 - David J. Abel:
A model for data set management in large spatial information systems. 291-301 - Gerard B. M. Heuvelink, Peter A. Burrough, Alfred Stein:
Propagation of errors in spatial modelling with GIS. 303-322 - Andrew K. Skidmore:
A comparison of techniques for calculating gradient and aspect from a gridded digital elevation model. 323-334 - Anthony C. Gatrell:
On the spatial representation and accuracy of address-based data in the United Kingdom. 335-348 - William Campbell, M. Robbins Church, Gary Bishop, Dorothy C. Mortenson, Suzanne M. Pierson:
The role for a geographical information system in a large environmental project. 349-362 - L. Alan Eyre:
JAMGIS, the first Jamaican Government comprehensive multi-data geographical information system Achievements and problems. 363-371
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