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ORCIDComputers, Environment and Urban Systems, Volume 31
Volume 31, Number 1, January 2007
- Andrew P. Jones, Iain R. Lake
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Extracting information from spatial datasets. 1-3 - Allan J. Brimicombe:
A dual approach to cluster discovery in point event data sets. 4-18 - Mitchel Langford:
Rapid facilitation of dasymetric-based population interpolation by means of raster pixel maps. 19-32 - Danni Guo, Renkuan G. Guo, Christien Thiart:
Predicting air pollution using fuzzy membership grade Kriging. 33-51 - Chris Brunsdon, Jonathan Corcoran, Gary Higgs:
Visualising space and time in crime patterns: A comparison of methods. 52-75 - Robin Flowerdew, Zhiqiang Feng, David Manley:
Constructing data zones for Scottish Neighbourhood Statistics. 76-90 - Julian Kardos, George L. Benwell, Antoni B. Moore:
Assessing different approaches to visualise spatial and attribute uncertainty in socioeconomic data using the hexagonal or rhombus (HoR) trustree. 91-106
Volume 31, Number 2, March 2007
- Itzhak Benenson:
Warning! The scale of land-use CA is changing! 107-113 - Bo Huang, Xiaohong Pan:
GIS coupled with traffic simulation and optimization for incident response. 116-132 - Alan T. Murray, Kamyoung Kim, James W. Davis, Raghu Machiraju, Richard E. Parent:
Coverage optimization to support security monitoring. 133-147 - Alan Wilson:
A generalised representation for a comprehensive urban and regional model. 148-161 - Kazumasa Hanaoka, Graham P. Clarke:
Spatial microsimulation modelling for retail market analysis at the small-area level. 162-187 - Nicolas Dendoncker, Mark Rounsevell, Patrick Bogaert:
Spatial analysis and modelling of land use distributions in Belgium. 188-205 - Scott Orford, Jonathan Radcliffe:
Modelling UK residential dwelling types using OS Mastermap data: A comparison to the 2001 census. 206-227
Volume 31, Number 3, May 2007
- Yichun Xie, Daniel G. Brown:
Simulation in spatial analysis and modeling. 229-231 - Ningchuan Xiao, David A. Bennett, Marc P. Armstrong:
Interactive evolutionary approaches to multiobjective spatial decision making: A synthetic review. 232-252 - Jiunn-Der Duh, Daniel G. Brown:
Knowledge-informed Pareto simulated annealing for multi-objective spatial allocation. 253-281 - Amy C. Burnicki, Daniel G. Brown, Pierre Goovaerts:
Simulating error propagation in land-cover change analysis: The implications of temporal dependence. 282-302 - Steven D. Prager:
Environmental contextualization of uncertainty for moving objects. 303-316 - Tae H. Kim, Thomas J. Cova:
Tweening grammars: Deformation rules for representing change between discrete geographic entities. 317-336 - Paul M. Torrens, Atsushi Nara:
Modeling gentrification dynamics: A hybrid approach. 337-361 - Ashton M. Shortridge:
Practical limits of Moran's autocorrelation index for raster class maps. 362-371
Volume 31, Number 4, July 2007
- Claire Ellul, Mordechai (Muki) Haklay:
The research agenda for topology and spatial databases. 373-378 - John G. Stell, Julian Webster:
Oriented matroids as a foundation for space in GIS. 379-392 - Hugo Ledoux, Christopher M. Gold:
Simultaneous storage of primal and dual three-dimensional subdivisions. 393-408 - Martha Escobar-Molano, David A. Barrett, Erik Carson, Nathaniel McGraw:
A representation for databases of 3D objects. 409-425 - J.-P. de Almeida, Jeremy G. Morley, I. J. Dowman:
Graph theory in higher order topological analysis of urban scenes. 426-440
- Akira Ohgai, Yoshimizu Gohnai, Kojiro Watanabe:
Cellular automata modeling of fire spread in built-up areas - A tool to aid community-based planning for disaster mitigation. 441-460 - Linda Ma, Theo A. Arentze, Aloys W. J. Borgers, Harry J. P. Timmermans:
Modelling land-use decisions under conditions of uncertainty. 461-476
Volume 31, Number 5, September 2007
- Bin Jiang:
Editorial: Some thoughts on geospatial analysis and modeling. 477-480 - Patrick Laube, Todd Dennis, Pip Forer, Mike Walker:
Movement beyond the snapshot - Dynamic analysis of geospatial lifelines. 481-501 - Yasser Hammam, Antoni B. Moore, Peter A. Whigham:
The dynamic geometry of geographical vector agents. 502-519 - Itzhak Omer, Ran Goldblatt:
The implications of inter-visibility between landmarks on wayfinding performance: An investigation using a virtual urban environment. 520-534 - Xiaobai Angela Yao:
Where are public transit needed - Examining potential demand for public transit for commuting trips. 535-550 - Urska Demsar:
Investigating visual exploration of geospatial data: An exploratory usability experiment for visual data mining. 551-571 - Salem Chakhar, Vincent Mousseau:
An algebra for multicriteria spatial modeling. 572-596 - Meng Zhang, Liqiu Meng:
An iterative road-matching approach for the integration of postal data. 597-615
Volume 31, Number 6, November 2007
- Paul A. Longley:
Some challenges to geodemographic analysis and their wider implications for the practice of GIScience. 617-622 - Jonathan Corcoran, Gary Higgs, Chris Brunsdon, J. Andrew Ware, Paul Norman:
The use of spatial analytical techniques to explore patterns of fire incidence: A South Wales case study. 623-647 - Lucien Benguigui, Efrat Blumenfeld-Lieberthal:
Beyond the power law - a new approach to analyze city size distributions. 648-666 - Zhiyong Hu, Chor-Pang Lo:
Modeling urban growth in Atlanta using logistic regression. 667-688 - Maggi Kelly, Qinghua Guo, Desheng Liu, David Shaari:
Modeling the risk for a new invasive forest disease in the United States: An evaluation of five environmental niche models. 689-710
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