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ORCIDAnnals of GIS, Volume 22
Volume 22, Number 1, 2016
- Shenjun Yao, Becky P. Y. Loo, Bruce Zi Yang
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Traffic collisions in space: four decades of advancement in applied GIS. 1-14
- Sven Erik Jørgensen, Søren Nors Nielsen:
Assessment of sustainability by models and analyses. 15-28 - T. Edwin Chow, Nathaniel Dede-Bamfo, Khila Raj Dahal:
Geographic disparity of positional errors and matching rate of residential addresses among geocoding solutions. 29-42 - Wenwen Li, Michael F. Goodchild:
An optimization technique for addressing DEM misregistration in hilly terrain. 43-55 - Hongshuo Wang, Desheng Liu, Darla Munroe, Kai Cao, Christine Biermann:
Study on selecting sensitive environmental variables in modelling species spatial distribution. 57-69 - Navneet Kumar, Anirban Middey, Padma Rao:
Prediction of remotely sensed cloud related parameters over an inland urban city of India: a neuro-computing approach. 71-84
Volume 22, Number 2, 2016
- Peng Gong, Le Yu, Congcong Li, Jie Wang, Lu Liang, Xuecao Li, Luyan Ji, Yuqi Bai, Yuqi Cheng, Zhiliang Zhu:
A new research paradigm for global land cover mapping. 87-102
- Fabio Rocca, Stefano Tebaldini, Dinh Ho Tong Minh:
Airborne and satellite SAR tomography: a tool to investigate forests and glaciers structures. 103-112
- Yuxia Huang:
Conceptually categorizing geographic features from text based on latent semantic analysis and ontologies. 113-127 - Peiyao Zhang, Hui Lin, Naren Chitty, Kai Cao:
Beijing temples and their social matrix - A GIS reconstruction of the 1912-1937 social scape. 129-140 - Joni A. Downs:
Mapping sex offender activity spaces relative to crime using time-geographic methods. 141-150 - N. N. Rama Prasad, Priya Narayanan:
Vulnerability assessment of flood-affected locations of Bangalore by using multi-criteria evaluation. 151-162
Volume 22, Number 3, 2016
- Lan You, Hui Lin:
Towards a research agenda for knowledge engineering of virtual geographical environments. 163-171
- Jan Russnák, Peter Ondrejka, Lukás Herman, Petr Kubícek, Adam Mertel:
Visualization and spatial analysis of police open data as a part of community policing in the city of Pardubice (Czech Republic). 187-201 - Kory J. Allred, Wei Luo:
Quantifying and predicting the glacial extent using valley morphometry and data-mining techniques. 203-214 - Peibei Zheng, GuoQiang Peng, Songshan Yue, Guonian Lü:
A customizable method for handling line joins for map representations based on shader language. 215-233 - Hongsheng Zhang, Gang Li, Hui Lin:
An automatic co-registration approach for optical and SAR data in urban areas. 235-243
Volume 22, Number 4, 2016
- Chafiqa Radjai, Idir Rassoul:
Unification and modelling of temporal aspects of dynamic phenomenon. 245-257 - Chaoyang Fang, Zhanghua Tao, Dan Gao, Hao Wu:
Wetland mapping and wetland temporal dynamic analysis in the Nanjishan wetland using Gaofen One data. 259-271 - Ligaya Leah Figueroa, Samsung Lim, Jihyun Lee:
Investigating the relationship between school facilities and academic achievements through geographically weighted regression. 273-285 - Janice Chun Wong, Weizhen Ding, Dongmei Wang, Hui Lin:
Sustaining social networks in community design: a case study of Yangze village, China. 287-300 - Alireza Chehreghan, Mahmoodreza Delavar, Reza Zarei:
An intelligent deployment method of geo-sensor networks in 3D environment. 301-315
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