Volume 33, Number 1, January 2009

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  Patrick Weber, Dave Chapman: Investing in geography: A GIS to support inward investment. 1-14
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  C. Aubrecht, Klaus Steinnocher, M. Hollaus, W. Wagner: Integrating earth observation and GIScience for high resolution spatial and functional modeling of urban land use. 15-25
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  Eugenio Morello, Carlo Ratti: Sunscapes: 'Solar envelopes' and the analysis of urban DEMs. 26-34
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  Jasper van Vliet, Roger White, Suzana Dragicevic: Modeling urban growth using a variable grid cellular automaton. 35-43
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  Niandry Moreno, Fang Wang, Danielle J. Marceau: Implementation of a dynamic neighborhood in a land-use vector-based cellular automata model. 44-54
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  Itai Kloog, Abraham Haim, Boris A. Portnov: Using kernel density function as an urban analysis tool: Investigating the association between nightlight exposure and the incidence of breast cancer in Haifa, Israel. 55-63
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  Charalabos Ioannidis, Christodoulos Psaltis, Chryssy Potsiou: Towards a strategy for control of suburban informal buildings through automatic change detection. 64-74

Volume 33, Number 2, March 2009

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  Patrick Laube, Matt Duckham, Arie Croitoru: Distributed and mobile spatial computing. 77-78
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  Muhammad Umer, Lars Kulik, Egemen Tanin: Optimizing query processing using selectivity-awareness in Wireless Sensor Networks. 79-89
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  Ickjai Lee, Kyungmi Lee: A generic triangle-based data structure of the complete set of higher order Voronoi diagrams for emergency management. 90-99
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  Katharine S. Willis, Christoph Hölscher, Gregor Wilbertz, Chao Li: A comparison of spatial knowledge acquisition with maps and mobile maps. 100-110
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  Débora M. de Freitas, Stuart Kininmonth, Simon Woodley: Linking science and management in the adoption of sensor network technology in the Great Barrier Reef coast, Australia. 111-121

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  Frank Kizito, Harrison Mutikanga, Gaddi Ngirane-Katashaya, Roger Thunvik: Development of decision support tools for decentralised urban water supply management in Uganda: An Action Research approach. 122-137
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  Symeon Christodoulou, Alexandra Deligianni, Pooyan Aslani, Agathoklis Agathokleous: Risk-based asset management of water piping networks using neurofuzzy systems. 138-149
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  Laura M. Norman, Mark Feller, D. Phillip Guertin: Forecasting urban growth across the United States-Mexico border. 150-159

Volume 33, Number 3, May 2009

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  Alasdair Rae: From spatial interaction data to spatial interaction information? Geovisualisation and spatial structures of migration from the 2001 UK census. 161-178
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  Hannes Taubenböck, Martin Wegmann, Achim Roth, Harald Mehl, Stefan W. Dech: Urbanization in India - Spatiotemporal analysis using remote sensing data. 179-188
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  Michail Fragkias, Karen C. Seto: Evolving rank-size distributions of intra-metropolitan urban clusters in South China. 189-199
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  Hanna Maoh, Pavlos S. Kanaroglou, Darren Scott, Antonio Páez, Bruce Newbold: IMPACT: An integrated GIS-based model for simulating the consequences of demographic changes and population ageing on transportation. 200-210
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  Feng Xie, David Levinson: Topological evolution of surface transportation networks. 211-223
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  Corinne Lampin-Maillet, Marielle Jappiot, Marlène Long, Denis Morge, Jean-Paul Ferrier: Characterization and mapping of dwelling types for forest fire prevention. 224-232

Volume 33, Number 4, July 2009

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  Hyowon Ban, Ola Ahlqvist: Representing and negotiating uncertain geospatial concepts - Where are the exurban areas? 233-246
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  Yong Lao, Lin Liu: Performance evaluation of bus lines with data envelopment analysis and geographic information systems. 247-255
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  Matt Duckham, Femke Reitsma: Decentralized environmental simulation and feedback in robust geosensor networks. 256-268
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  T. M. Conway: The impact of class resolution in land use change models. 269-277
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  Sagi Filin, Aviram Borka, Yerach Doytsher: Generation of parcelation proposals aided by lidar derived spatial cues. 278-284
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  Cici Alexander, Sarah Smith-Voysey, Claire Jarvis, Kevin Tansey: Integrating building footprints and LiDAR elevation data to classify roof structures and visualise buildings. 285-292
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  Dorman Chimhamhiwa, Paul van der Molen, Onisimo Mutanga, Denis Rugege: Towards a framework for measuring end to end performance of land administration business processes - A case study. 293-301

Volume 33, Number 5, September 2009

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  Peter van Oosterom: Research and development in geo-information generalisation and multiple representation. 303-310
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  Jantien E. Stoter, Dirk Burghardt, Cécile Duchêne, Blanca Baella, Nico Bakker, Connie Blok, Maria Pla, Nicolas Regnauld, Guillaume Touya, Stefan Schmid: Methodology for evaluating automated map generalization in commercial software. 311-324
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  Lawrence V. Stanislawski: Feature pruning by upstream drainage area to support automated generalization of the United States National Hydrography Dataset. 325-333
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  Sheng Zhou, Nicolas Regnauld, Carsten Roensdorf: Generalisation log for managing and utilising a multi-representation spatial database in map production. 334-348
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  Omair Chaudhry, William A. Mackaness, Nicolas Regnauld: A functional perspective on map generalisation. 349-362
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  Patrick Lüscher, Robert Weibel, Dirk Burghardt: Integrating ontological modelling and Bayesian inference for pattern classification in topographic vector data. 363-374
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  Tassilo Glander, Jürgen Döllner: Abstract representations for interactive visualization of virtual 3D city models. 375-387
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  Arta Dilo, Peter van Oosterom, Arjen Hofman: Constrained tGAP for generalization between scales: The case of Dutch topographic data. 388-402

Volume 33, Number 6, November 2009

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  Jeremy Mennis, Diansheng Guo: Spatial data mining and geographic knowledge discovery - An introduction. 403-408
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  Tao Cheng, Jiaqiu Wang: Accommodating spatial associations in DRNN for space-time analysis. 409-418
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  Somayeh Dodge, Robert Weibel, Ehsan Forootan: Revealing the physics of movement: Comparing the similarity of movement characteristics of different types of moving objects. 419-434
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  Tao Pei, A-Xing Zhu, Chenghu Zhou, Baolin Li, Chengzhi Qin: Detecting feature from spatial point processes using Collective Nearest Neighbor. 435-447
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  Qifeng Lu, Feng Chen, Kathleen L. Hancock: On path anomaly detection in a large transportation network. 448-462
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  Henrique G. Momm, Greg Easson, Joel Kuszmaul: Evaluation of the use of spectral and textural information by an evolutionary algorithm for multi-spectral imagery classification. 463-471
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  Rouzbeh Shad, Mohammad Saadi Mesgari, Aliakbar Abkar, Arefeh Shad: Predicting air pollution using fuzzy genetic linear membership kriging in GIS. 472-481

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  Parisa Ghaemi, Jennifer Swift, Chona Sister, John P. Wilson, Jennifer Wolch: Design and implementation of a web-based platform to support interactive environmental planning. 482-491
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  Lucy Bastin, David M. Longden: Comparing transport emissions and impacts for energy recovery from domestic waste (EfW): Centralised and distributed disposal options for two UK Counties. 492-503

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