Innovations in GIS 3
(Selected Papers from the Third National Conference on GIS Research UK)
David Parker, Ed.
Article Citations
1996

PART ONE - Data Issues

de Floriani, Leila, Paola Marzano, and Enrico Puppo. "Multiresolution Modelling in Geographical Information Systems." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 9-20.

Parker, David, George Taylor, and Crispin Hoult. "A Generic Large-scale Spatial Data Model for Surveyors: Changing Practices and Processes." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 21-30.

Larner, Andrew. "Balancing Rights in Data - Elementary?" Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 31-42.

Martin, David, and Gary Higgs. "Georeferencing People and Places: a Comparison of Detailed Datasets." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 43-54.

Miller, David, Richard Aspinall, Jane Morrice, Gary Wright, and Allan Lilly. "The Assessment of Catchment Environmental Characteristics and their Uncertainty." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 55-62.

PART TWO - Computational Support

Andjelic, Tigran, and Michael Worboys. "Version Management for GIS in a Distributed Environment." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 65-74.

Paton, Norman, Alia Abdelmoty, and Howard Williams. "Programming Spatial Databases: a Deductive Object-oriented Approach." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 75-84.

Hobbs, Mike. "Spatial Clustering with a Genetic Algorithm." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 85-94.

Al-Daoud, Moh'd, and Stuart Roberts. "Applying Efficient Techniques for Finding Nearest Neighbours in GIS Applications." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 95-104.

Buchanan, Hugh. "Computational Techniques for Determining Three-dimensional Topology." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 105-116.

PART THREE - Spatial Analysis

Openshaw, Stan, and Tim Perree. "User-centred Intelligent Spatial Analysis of Point Data." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 119-134.

Brunsdon, Chris, and Martin Charlton. "Developing an Exploratory Spatial Analysis System in XLisp-Stat." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 135-146.

PART FOUR - Visualisation

Batty, Michael, and David Howes. "Exploring Urban Development Dynamics through Visualisation and Animation." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 149-162.

Wood, Joseph. "Scale-based Characterisation of Digital Elevation Models." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 163-176.

Dykes, Jason. "Dynamic Maps for Spatial Science: a Unified Approach to Cartographic Visualization." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 177-188.

PART FIVE - Applications

Geddes, Alistair. "Precision Farming in the Office: Investigating the Development of a GIS-based Field Information Management System." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 191-204.

Dunn, Christine E., and Simon P. Kingham. "Modelling Air Quality and the Effects on Health in a GIS Framework." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 205-214.

MacFarlane, Robert. "Land-user Intentions and Land-use Modelling." Innovations in GIS 3. Ed. David Parker. Bristol: Taylor & Francis, 1996. 215-226.