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Computers & Geosciences, Volume 66
Volume 66, May 2014
- Cristina Catita
, Paula Redweik
, J. Pereira, Miguel Centeno Brito:
Extending solar potential analysis in buildings to vertical facades. 1-12 - Laura Turconi
, Guido Nigrelli
, Riccardo Conte:
Historical datum as a basis for a new GIS application to support civil protection services in NW Italy. 13-19 - Turgay Osna
, Ebru Akcapinar Sezer
, Aykut Akgün
:
GeoFIS: An integrated tool for the assessment of landslide susceptibility. 20-30
- Christian Jaedicke, Egil Syre, Kjetil Sverdrup-Thygeson:
GIS-aided avalanche warning in Norway. 31-39
- Anna Kelbert
, Naser Meqbel, Gary D. Egbert
, Kush Tandon
:
ModEM: A modular system for inversion of electromagnetic geophysical data. 40-53 - Yunsheng Zhang, Peilong Zhou, Yue Ren, Zhengrong Zou:
GPU-accelerated large-size VHR images registration via coarse-to-fine matching. 54-65
- Grégoire Mariéthoz
, Sylvain Lefebvre:
Bridges between multiple-point geostatistics and texture synthesis: Review and guidelines for future research. 66-80
- Ágoston Sasvári, Ali Baharev
:
SG2PS (structural geology to postscript converter) - A graphical solution for brittle structural data evaluation and paleostress calculation. 81-93 - Reza Ahmadian
, Agnieszka I. Olbert
, Michael Hartnett, Roger A. Falconer
:
Sea level rise in the Severn Estuary and Bristol Channel and impacts of a Severn Barrage. 94-105 - Alessio Arena
, Claudio Delle Piane
, Joel Sarout
:
A new computational approach to cracks quantification from 2D image analysis: Application to micro-cracks description in rocks. 106-120 - Hugo Ledoux
, Ken Arroyo Ohori
, Martijn Meijers
:
A triangulation-based approach to automatically repair GIS polygons. 121-131 - S. A. Valade, A. J. L. Harris, Matteo Cerminara
:
Plume Ascent Tracker: Interactive Matlab software for analysis of ascending plumes in image data. 132-144 - T. G. Addair, Douglas A. Dodge, W. R. Walter, Stan D. Ruppert:
Large-scale seismic signal analysis with Hadoop. 145-154 - Kyle T. Ashley, Matthew Steele-MacInnis
, Mark J. Caddick
:
QuIB Calc: A MATLAB® script for geobarometry based on Raman spectroscopy and elastic modeling of quartz inclusions in garnet. 155-157 - Kristina B. Helle, T. O. Müller, Poul Astrup, J. E. Dyve:
Automatic optimisation of gamma dose rate sensor networks: The DETECT Optimisation Tool. 158-167 - Zhong Liu
, Dana Ostrenga, William Teng, Steven Kempler, Lenard Milich
:
Developing GIOVANNI-based online prototypes to intercompare TRMM-related global gridded-precipitation products. 168-181 - Laurent Michel, Marco Picasso
, Daniel Farinotti
, Martin Funk, Heinz Blatter:
Estimating the ice thickness of shallow glaciers from surface topography and mass-balance data with a shape optimization algorithm. 182-199 - Fabio Dioguardi
, Pierfrancesco Dellino
:
PYFLOW: A computer code for the calculation of the impact parameters of Dilute Pyroclastic Density Currents (DPDC) based on field data. 200-210 - Pawel Wolniewicz
:
SedMob: A mobile application for creating sedimentary logs in the field. 211-218 - Blazej Bucha, Juraj Janák:
A MATLAB-based graphical user interface program for computing functionals of the geopotential up to ultra-high degrees and orders: Efficient computation at irregular surfaces. 219-227 - Ashton F. Flinders
, Larry A. Mayer
, Brian A. Calder, Andrew A. Armstrong:
Evaluation of arctic multibeam sonar data quality using nadir crossover error analysis and compilation of a full-resolution data product. 228-236
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