GIS '92 SYMPOSIUM
Article Citations
1992

(Listed in order of appearance in the proceedings)

Kenk, Evert, and Tony Baker. Designing British Columbia's land information infrastructure: from vision to reality. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Vrana, Ric. Design and operation of a meta-GlS. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Moore, Bob. The use of GIS as a dynamic multiple-use management tool by the U. S. Bureau of Land Management on federal public lands in Colorado. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Indome, Frank. Geographic information system for multidata database management. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Allen, Diane, and Hally D. Hofmeyer. /Spatial information sharing spells grief or relief ? GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Comeau, Mike. Integrating ecological and forestry databases using GIS. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Xaio, Yanni, and Brain Klinkenberg. Developing integrated/interfaced geographic information systems. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Dippon, Duane, Chris Cadwell, and Jeff Nighbert. Linking a /Spatially-oriented Northern Spotted Owl population dynamics model with the Western Oregon Digital Database. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Arthaud, Greg. Multi-ownership integration of forest stand data: A case study in Itasca County, Minnesota. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Haag, Richard, and Paul Young. Alberta's vegetation information system. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Norton, T. W., et al. Approaches to forest survey, inventory, evaluation and planning using biophysical models of landscape processes. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Langran, Gail. Forest monitoring using temporal GIS techniques. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Bilodeau, Jean-Marie, and Kim Lowell. Analysis of the /Spatial distribution of a forest population for the planning of a forest inventory. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Mackay, Brendan, and Daniel W. McKenney. Quality control in data base development and /Spatial analysis. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Goodbrand, Charles. Viewscape analysis a comprehensive methodology. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Berris, Catherine. Design and simulations of harvesting by visual quality objectives class. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Richer, Olivier, and Jean-Jacques Chevallier. Decision support tool for wood harvesting management in regard to landscape quality integrity. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Jordan, Glen. GIS and forest management-towards the next century. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Pittman, Boyd, and Rick Wightman. GIS and forest management planning-improving operational reality in /Spatial modelling. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Carleton, David, and Glen Jordan. GIS and forest management planning-integrating strategic and operations considerations. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Dick, Bob. Up the GIS learning curve-the New Brunswick forest management experience. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Kessell, Stephen, and Judith A. Beck. Tracking suppression resources via an Australian fire management system in principle and in practice. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Chou, Yue Hong. Evaluating /Spatial strategies of wildfire prevention with a GIS. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Kennett, Robert. Integration of silvicultural record keeping and geographic information systems. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Whitehead, Brad, Peter J. Kofoed, and Glen A. Jordan. GlS-based strategic planning at MacMillan Bloedel Limited. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Arseneau, Gilles, and Kim Lowell. Elements for tracking forest planning in Quebec with the aid of GIS. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Lowell, Kim. Probability based /Spatial-temporal modelling for natural forests sampling techniques, model development, accuracy assessment, and residual evaluation. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Cimon, Norm, and Priscilla Coe. The Map Machine using the structured query language to produce precisely tailored GIS maps of telemetry observations. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Queen, Lloyd. Integrating /Spatial models of recreation, wildlife, and timber resources . GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Norton, T. W., D. W. McKenney, and W. R. Watt. A biophysical process approach to wildlife modelling in forestry. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Kuhn, Joe, and Diane Evans. BC Indian fisheries information system communication techniques for consultation and negotiation. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Rickers, John. Continuous habitat suitability modelling using convolution filters. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Green, Pat. Using GIS to analyze Spotted Owl habitat within Oregon. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Hidyat, Herman. Mapping and establishing GIS for tropical rain forest in Indonesia. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Barthel, Kevin, Glenn Morgan, and Stephen J. Ventura. Reliability of GIS for environmental assessment in data poor regions. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Bernath, Steven, et al. Using GIS and image processing to prioritize cumulative effects analysis. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Case, James, and Judith A. Smith. An examination of the role of GIS in the regulatory process the Oslo project as an example. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Lewis, Peter, and R. S. Hawthorn. Fast access to fisheries information with low-cost desktop mapping software. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Suryana, Nanna, and Yyolanda Benitez Gomez. The conceptual determination of carrying capacity analysis using GIS technology Case study the upper Komering sub-watershed, South Sumatera, Indonesia. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Mitchell, Andrew. Setting global and regional priorities for coastal temperate rain forest conservation. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Buchan, Lucy, et al. Evaluating alternative land management policies from a water quality perspective an automated land information systems approach. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Sharun, Craig. GIS two years after purchase (Where are we?). GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Veenendaal, Bert, Doug Hudson, and Christopher J. Cialek. Distributing GIS data in a computer network. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Abbott, Bruce. MIS and GIS - can they work together? GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Reed, Carl. Trends in GIS technology What are the impediments? GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Thiessen, Richard, Eric R. Rieken, and Douglas S. Neves. The use of stream drainage patterns in a GIS program package for the delineation of geologic faults and fractures. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Lydiatt, William. Parser design strategies for GIS natural language interfaces. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Martodam, Dave. Phase 11 EPPL shell: A GIS application for the field resource manager. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Herring, John, and Kevin G. Pammett. A corporate database approach to GIS techniques for integrating multiple GIS applications into the corporate data environment. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Sperry, Stephen, and Lawrie E. Jordan. Resource management in the 1990s using statistical and /Spatial modelling. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Strapp, James, and C. P. Keller. Integrating /Spatial analysis and GIS through application program interfaces (AIP). GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Altman, David. Inexact /Spatial reasoning. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

McLennan, Jamie, and Brian Reeves. Resource mapping and traversing with the Global Positioning System in northern and central British Columbia. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Sperry, Stephen, and Kurt Novak. Creating accurate GIS databases with digital photogrammetry. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Johnstone, William, Beth Hawkins, and Lauren Crooks. Analysis of GIS user requirements within the Yukon Department of Renewable Resources using CASE tools. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Kucera, H. A., and Mark Sondheim. SAIF - conquering space and time. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Kassam, Amin, and Kent W. Pointon. NAD27 to NAD83 conversion in British Columbia National Transformation, Version 1.1. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Ferguson, C. Warren. Putting the records in order GIS database construction. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Crouser, Lisa Klapwyk, Dan Haskell, and John Dabritz. Impacts of scanning resolution on GIS data conversion. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Haskell, Daniel, and Scott Oerding. Scanning technology considerations in the preparation of scanner-ready manuscripts. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Marceil, Jeff. Data collection for GIS applications using scanning in conjunction with automated raster to vector conversion technology. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Maus, Paul, et al. Utilizing satellite data and GIS to map land cover change. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Bury, Andrew. Managing forest resources with raster tools. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Golden, Mike, and Lisa Lackey. Using ancillary data in post-classification modelling to increase the accuracy of conifer species classifications from LANDSAT data. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Menes, Robert. Hardware, software and flesh: A human resources architecture for geographic information systems. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

Kessell, Stephen R. New GIS/LIS education and training initiatives in Australia and southeastern Asia. GIS '92 Symposium Proceedings. Vancouver: Forestry Canada, 1992. 1: N. pag.

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