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ORCIDJournal of Geographical Systems, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, March 2000
- Arthur Getis:
Introduction. 1-3 - Michael F. Goodchild:
Part 1 Spatial analysts and GIS practitioners. 5-10 - Luc Anselin:
Part 2 The Link between GIS and spatial analysis. 11-15 - Barry Boots:
Using GIS to promote spatial analysis. 17-21 - Morton E. O'Kelly:
GIS and educational and instructional challenges. 23-29 - Duane F. Marble:
Some thoughts on the integration of spatial analysis and Geographic Information Systems. 31-35 - Paul A. Longley:
The academic success of GIS in geography: Problems and prospects. 37-42 - Lawrence A. Brown:
The GIS/SA interface for substantive research(ers): A critical need. 43-47 - Paul W. Box:
Part 3 Specialized aspects of GIS and spatial analysis. 49-54 - Harvey J. Miller
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Geographic representation in spatial analysis. 55-60 - Noel Cressie, Hal S. Stern, Deanne Reber Wright:
Mapping rates associated with polygons. 61-69 - A. Stewart Fotheringham:
Context-dependent spatial analysis: A role for GIS?. 71-76 - Mark Gahegan:
The case for inductive and visual techniques in the analysis of spatial data. 77-83 - Mei-Po Kwan:
Analysis of human spatial behavior in a GIS environment: Recent developments and future prospects. 85-90 - Geoffrey M. Jacquez:
Spatial analysis in epidemiology: Nascent science or a failure of GIS?. 91-97 - Andrew U. Frank:
Part 4 Technology and the future of GIS and spatial analysis. 99-105 - Yee Leung:
Some thoughts on spatial data and structure analysis. 107-110
Volume 2, Number 2, July 2000
- Atsuyuki Okabe, Shino Funamoto:
An exploratory method for detecting multi-level clumps in the distribution of points - a computational tool, VCM (variable clumping method). 111-120 - Robert Haining, Stephen Wise, Paola Signoretta:
Providing scientific visualization for spatial data analysis: Criteria and an assessment of SAGE. 121-140 - Daniel A. Griffith:
A linear regression solution to the spatial autocorrelation problem. 141-156 - Jean H. P. Paelinck:
On aggregation in spatial econometric modelling. 157-165 - Dominique Peeters, Isabelle Thomas:
Distance predicting functions and applied location-allocation models.. 167-184 - Ján Paulov:
The zone-size-dependent entropy formula and spatial interaction modelling: An additional note. 185-199
Volume 2, Number 3, September 2000
- Luc Anselin:
Computing environments for spatial data analysis. 201-220 - Geoffrey M. Jacquez, Susan L. Maruca, Marie-Josée Fortin:
From fields to objects: A review of geographic boundary analysis. 221-241 - Patrick A. Wall, Owen J. Devine:
Interactive analysis of the spatial distribution of disease using a geographic information systems. 243-256 - Robert Haining, Stephen Wise, Jingsheng Ma:
Designing and implementing software for spatial statistical analysis in a GIS environment. 257-286 - Shuming Bao, Luc Anselin, Doug Martin, Diana Stralberg:
Seamless integration of spatial statistics and GIS: The S-PLUS for ArcView and the S+Grassland Links. 287-306 - Roger Bivand, Albrecht Gebhardt:
Implementing functions for spatial statistical analysis using the R language. 307-317
Volume 2, Number 4, December 2000
- Barry Boots, Michael Tiefelsdorf:
Global and local spatial autocorrelation in bounded regular tessellations. 319-348 - Edward J. Feser, Stuart H. Sweeney:
A test for the coincident economic and spatial clustering of business enterprises. 349-373 - Kate Moore:
Resel filtering to aid visualisation within an exploratory data analysis system. 375-398
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