Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, Volume 29

Volume 29, Number 1, January 2005

• Paul A. Longley, David J. Maguire:
  Geoportals. 1
  
• David J. Maguire, Paul A. Longley:
  The emergence of geoportals and their role in spatial data infrastructures. 3-14
  
• Lars Bernard, Ioannis Kanellopoulos, Alessandro Annoni, Paul Smits:
  The European geoportal - one step towards the establishment of a European Spatial Data Infrastructure. 15-31
  
• Michael G. Tait:
  Implementing geoportals: applications of distributed GIS. 33-47
  
• Peter Beaumont, Paul A. Longley, David J. Maguire:
  Geographic information portals--a UK perspective. 49-69
  
• David Askew, Sharon Evans, Ruth Matthews, Phillipa Swanton:
  MAGIC: a geoportal for the English countryside. 71-85
  

Volume 29, Number 2, March 2005

• Nicholas J. Tate, Claire H. Jarvis, Kate E. Moore:
  Locating spatial thinking in teaching practice. 87-91
  
• Mei-Po Kwan, Jiyeong Lee:
  Emergency response after 9/11: the potential of real-time 3D GIS for quick emergency response in micro-spatial environments. 93-113
  
• Richard Harris, Zunqiu Chen:
  Giving dimension to point locations: urban density profiling using population surface models. 115-132
  
• Anthony Gar-On Yeh, Jiming Qiao:
  ModelObjects--a model management component for the development of planning support systems. 133-157
  
• Hui Zeng, X. Ben Wu:
  Utilities of edge-based metrics for studying landscape fragmentation. 159-178
  
• Silvana Amaral, Gilberto Câmara, Antônio Miguel Vieira Monteiro, José Alberto Quintanilha, Christopher D. Elvidge:
  Estimating population and energy consumption in Brazilian Amazonia using DMSP night-time satellite data. 179-195
  
• Zhi-Yong Yin, Susan Walcott, Brian Kaplan, Jian Cao, Weiqing Lin, Minjian Chen, Dongsheng Liu, Yuemin Ning:
  An analysis of the relationship between spatial patterns of water quality and urban development in Shanghai, China. 197-221
  
• Hiroyuki Yoshida, Manabu Omae:
  An approach for analysis of urban morphology: methods to derive morphological properties of city blocks by using an urban landscape model and their interpretations. 223-247
  

Volume 29, Number 3, May 2005

• Andrew Lovett:
  Futurescapes. 249-253
  
• Sophie A. Nicholson-Cole:
  Representing climate change futures: a critique on the use of images for visual communication. 255-273
  
• Ruth D. Swetnam, Jeremy D. Wilson, Mark J. Whittingham, Philip V. Grice:
  Designing lowland landscapes for farmland birds: scenario testing with GIS. 275-296
  
• Trudie Dockerty, Andrew Lovett, Gilla Sünnenberg, Katy Appleton, Martin Parry:
  Visualising the potential impacts of climate change on rural landscapes. 297-320
  
• Katy Appleton, Andrew Lovett:
  GIS-based visualisation of development proposals: reactions from planning and related professionals. 321-339
  
• Robert MacFarlane, Harry Stagg, Keith Turner, Matthew Lievesley:
  Peering through the smoke? Tensions in landscape visualisation. 341-359
  

Volume 29, Number 4, July 2005

• Daniel Z. Sui:
  Will ubicomp make GIS invisible? 361-367
  
• Martin Herold, Helen Couclelis, Keith C. Clarke:
  The role of spatial metrics in the analysis and modeling of urban land use change. 369-399
  
• Songnian Li, David Coleman:
  Modeling distributed GIS data production workflow. 401-424
  
• Itzhak Benenson, Shai Aronovich, Saar Noam:
  Let's talk objects: generic methodology for urban high-resolution simulation. 425-453
  
• Paul Brindley, Stephen Wise, Ravi Maheswaran, Robert Haining:
  The effect of alternative representations of population location on the areal interpolation of air pollution exposure. 455-469
  
• Xinhao Wang:
  Integrating GIS, simulation models, and visualization in traffic impact analysis. 471-496
  

Volume 29, Number 5, September 2005

• Xiaojun Yang:
  Remote sensing for urban analysis: An introduction. 497-500
  
• Soe Win Myint, Nina Lam:
  A study of lacunarity-based texture analysis approaches to improve urban image classification. 501-523
  
• Xiaojun Yang, Zhi Liu:
  Use of satellite-derived landscape imperviousness index to characterize urban spatial growth. 524-540
  
• Victor Mesev:
  Identification and characterisation of urban building patterns using IKONOS imagery and point-based postal data. 541-557
  
• Changshan Wu, Alan T. Murray:
  A cokriging method for estimating population density in urban areas. 558-579
  
• Huiping Liu, Qiming Zhou:
  Developing urban growth predictions from spatial indicators based on multi-temporal images. 580-594
  
• Zhi-Yong Yin, Dona J. Stewart, Stevan Bullard, Jared T. MacLachlan:
  Changes in urban built-up surface and population distribution patterns during 1986-1999: A case study of Cairo, Egypt. 595-616
  

Volume 29, Number 6, November 2005

• Henning Sten Hansen, David C. Prosperi:
  Citizen participation and Internet GIS - Some recent advances. 617-629
  
• Jack Barton, Jim Plume, Bruno Parolin:
  Public participation in a spatial decision support system for public housing. 630-652
  
• Herwig Zeiner, Gert Kienast, Christian Derler, Werner Haas:
  Video documentation of urban areas. 653-668
  

• Jean Brodeur, Yvan Bédard, Bernard Moulin:
  A geosemantic proximity-based prototype for the interoperability of geospatial data. 669-698
  
• Bas Kok, Bastiaan van Loenen:
  How to assess the success of National Spatial Data Infrastructures? 699-717
  
• Maudood N. Khan, Mehmet T. Odman, Hassan A. Karimi:
  Evaluation of algorithms developed for adaptive grid air quality modeling using surface elevation data. 718-734
  

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