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Each half-day session at GeoComputation 99 began with a forty-five minute keynote lecture, which set the overall theme for the session. The keynote lecturers were leading researchers in the field of geocomputation and related disciplines, who were invited by the conference. The keynote lectures were followed by parallel technical sessions with twenty minute presentations by individual researchers. A poster session provided an opportunity for the graphical display of research results.
The conference CD-ROM is available for the cost of shipping and handling. Contact Mr. Bob Abrahart for more information.
Pluralism in Spatial Information Systems (060)
Gail Kucera
Information Extraction Principles for Hyperspectral
Data (072)
David Landgrebe
Exploring Geo-Data Spaces - The Search for Meaning
(101)
Alan MacEachren
Investigating the Spatial Variation of Radon
in Soil Geostatistically (095)
M. A. Oliver and A. L. Kharyat
Geographical Data Mining: Key Design Issues (051)
Stan Openshaw
High Resolution Integrated Modelling of the Spatial Dynamics
of Urban and Regional Systems (099)
Roger White
Applying Saliency Analysis to Neural Network Rainfall-Runoff
Modelling (003)
Robert J. Abrahart, Linda See, and Pauline E. Kneale
A Predictive GIS Model for Potential Mapping of Gold and Base
Metal Mineralization in Takab Area, Iran (012)
Hooshang Asadi Haroni and Martin Hale
Exploring Microsimulation Methodologies for
the Estimation of Household Attributes (024)
Dimitris Ballas, Graham Clarke, and Ian Turton
An Agent-Based Model of Residential Mobility in the Tel-Aviv
Metropolitan Area (092)
Itzhak Benenson, Itzhak Omer, and Juval Portugali
Estimating Subpixel Geospatial Features (100)
Henry Berger and James Shine
Texture Information and Supervised Classification of Hyperspectral
Imagery by Means of Neural Networks (019)
Edward H. Bosch
Geologically-Constrained Probabilistic Mapping of Gold Potential,
Baguio District, Philippines (013)
Emmanuel John M. Carranza and Martin Hale
Road Extraction from Digital Images using Linear Programming
and Cost Functions (031)
Venkat Chalasani and Peter Beling
Modern Enviroinformatics: BME Mapping in Light of Uncertain
Physical Knowledge Bases - The Equus Beds Case Study (097)
George Christakos and Mark Serre
Exploratory Spatial Optimization and Site Search: A Neighborhood
Operator Approach (058)
Thomas J. Cova and Richard L. Church
Developing Quality Training Data for a Statistical
Decision Tree Classifier in a Spatial Environment (045)
Paul Crowther, Jacky Hartnett, Ray Williams, and Steve Pendelbury
Remote Sensing and Process-Based Modelling (008)
Paul J. Curran, Terry P. Dawson, and Toby E. Wicks
Self-Organization in Fluvial Landscapes: Sediment Dynamics
as an Emergent Property (074)
Dirk H. De Boer
Principles of Semantic Modeling of Landform Structures (067)
Martin Dehn, Holger Gaertner, and Richard Dikau
Spatial Pattern Analysis of Compositional Landforms in the
Mojave Desert, California (089)
Roy K Dokka, Joseph M. Watts, and Denise R. LaDue
Towards a Framework for High-Performance Geocomputation: Handling
Vector-Topology within a Distributed Service Environment (079)
Steve Dowers, Bruce Gittings, and Mike Mineter
Database Fusion for the Comparative Study of Migration Data
(068)
O. Duke-Williams and M. Blake
Interoperable Geospatial Objects (057)
Jonathan Doughty
Representing Uncertainty of Qualitative Thematic Maps with
an Inter-map Cell Swapping Heuristic (049)
Charles R. Ehlschlaeger
Parameter Estimation in Neural Spatial Interaction
Modelling by a Derivative Free Global Optimization Method (007)
Manfred M. Fischer and Martin Reismann
A Fuzzy Modelling Approach to Wild Land Mapping in Scotland
(027)
Steffen Fritz, Linda See, and Steve Carver
Object-Oriented Modeling of Geodata as a Basic Tool for the
Integration of Heterogeneous Paleoecological Information (053)
Holger Gaertner and Andreas Bergmann
Dataspaces As An Organisational Concept For The Neural Classification
Of Geographic Datasets (011)
Mark Gahegan and Masahiro Takatsuka
Neural Network Classifiers for GIS Data: Improved Search Strategies
(093)
Gordon German
Augmented Seriation: Usability of a Visual and Auditory Tool
for Geographic Pattern Discovery with Risk Perception Data (021)
Myke Gluck, Lixin Yu, Ju Boryung, Jeong Woo-Soeb, and Crystal Chang
Failure Prediction in Automatically Generated Digital Elevation
Models (050)
Michael Gooch and Jim Chandler
Performance Comparison of Geostatistical Algorithms for Incorporating
Elevation into the Mapping of Precipitation (023)
Pierre Goovaerts
The Validity of Using a Simplified Distributed Hydrological
Model for Estimation of Landslide Probability Under a Climate Change Scenario
(048)
James A. Griffiths, A.J.C. Collison, and S.W. Wade
Stochastic Modeling of Alternate Methods for
the Generation of Event Patterns with Complete Spatial Randomness (070)
Frank Hardisty
Towards a Percolation Model of Accessibility (034)
Kingsley Haynes, Roger Stough, and Rajendra Kulkarni
Dynamic Modelling of the Spatio-Temporal Distribution of Phytoplankton
in a Small Productive English Lake (059)
R.D. Hedger, N.R.B. Olsen, D.G. George, P.M. Atkinson, and T.J. Malthus
A Practical Method of Calibrating Airborne Hyperspectral Imagery
(039)
Yu Jiang
Measuring Accessibility Using GIS (010)
Rui Pedro Juliao
Data Access, Querying, Analysis and Data Mining in a Distributed
Framework for Earth System Science Support (022)
Menas Kafatos
Second Generation Spatial Information Warehousing Architectures
(061)
Edric Keighan and Henry Kucera
What's the Point? Interpolation and Extrapolation with a Regular
Grid DEM (082)
David Kidner, Mark Dorey, and Derek Smith
A Distributed Approach For Planning Radio Communications (083)
David Kidner, Ian Fitzell, Phil Rallings, Miqdad Al Nuami, and Andrew Ware
Linking Process and Content in a Distributed Spatial Production
System (062)
Henry Kucera and Pierre Lafond
Spatially Assessing Model Error Using Geographically Weighted
Regression (086)
S.W. Laffan
First- and Second-Order Properties of Spatial Point Patterns:
The Application of Crime Data from Baton Rouge, LA (046)
Michael Leitner
Developing a Visualisation System for Simulating the Growth
of Coastal Spits (094)
David Livingstone and Jonathan Raper
Designing Optimal Sampling Configurations with Ordinary and
Indicator Kriging (065)
C.D. Lloyd and P.M. Atkinson
Web-Based Multi-Agent Spatial Analysis Tools
(069)
James Macgill, Stan Openshaw, and Ian Turton
Cellular Strategies for the Simulation of Human Spatial Systems
(103)
W.D. Macmillan
Empirical CA Simulation from a High Resolution Population Surface
(26)
David Martin and Fulong Wu
The Use of Spatial Context Awareness in Feature Simplification
(020)
David McKeown, Jeff McMahill, and Douglas Caldwell
The Application of Cellular Automata Modeling for Enhanced
Land Cover Classification in the Ecuadorian Amazon (081)
Joseph P. Messina, Stephen J. Walsh, Greg Taff, and Gabriela Valdivia
Multiresolution Spatial Analysis (088)
Mitchell J. Morehart, Fionn Murtagh, and Jean-Luc Starck
Mapping the Environment through 3-Dimensional Space and Time
(063)
Kevin Morris, David Hill, and Tony Moore
Cyber-Spatial Analysis: Modelling Web Server Information Flows
(098)
Shane Murnion
Exploring the Structure of Space: Towards Geo-computational
Theory (029)
David O'Sullivan
Estimating a Non-Stationary Spatial Structure Using Simulated
Annealing (028)
Olivier Perrin and Serge Iovleff
On the Modeling of the Surface Energy Exchange
Processes by Combined "Fuzzy Sets and Neural Networks" Approach (033)
Oleg Pokrovsky
An Improved Algorithm for Calculating the Perimeter and Area
of Raster Polygons (076)
Steven Prashker
Long-Range Persistence of Elevation and Relief Values Along
the Continental Divide in the Conterminous U.S. (043)
Scott Rice-Snow and Joshua Russell
Compositional Data Analysis of the Influence of Drainage Area
and Stream Order on Hydraulic Geometry (017)
Gregory S. Ridenour
Investigations in Slope Development Through Landslide Activity
- Concepts, Methods and Implications for Interdisciplinary and Interoperable
Data Management (054)
Jochen Schmidt, Holger Gaertner, and Richard Dikau
Spatial Crime Displacement Resulting from Large-Scale Urban
Renewal Programs in the City of Baltimore, MD: A GIS Modeling Approach (047)
Brian J. Schumacher and Michael Leitner
Multi-Model Data Fusion for Hydrological Forecasting (016)
Linda See and Robert J. Abrahart
A Comparison of Supervised Imagery Classification Using Analyst-Chosen
and Geostatistically-Chosen Training Sets (044)
James A. Shine and Gery I. Wakefield
Operational Interferometric SAR Data Processing for RADARSAT
Using a Distributed Computing Environment (084)
Stephen C. Taylor, Bernie Armour, William H. Hughes, Andrew Kult, and Chris
Nizman
A 3D Spatial Data Model for Terrain Reasoning (037)
Kevin C. Trott and Ian Greasley
An Object-Oriented Framework for Distributed Hydrologic and
Geomorphic Modeling using Triangulated Irregular Networks (042)
Greg Tucker, Nicole Gasparini, Rafael Bras, Scott Rybarczyk, and Stephen Lancaster
Smart Crime Pattern Analysis Using the Geographical Analysis
Machine (040)
Ian Turton, Stan Openshaw, and James Macgill
A Spatial Solution to Calculate Optimum Surface Water Target
Levels Using a Water Management Decision Support System (015)
J.W.J. van der Gaast and J.G. Kroes
An Optimized Cellular Automata Approach for Sustainable Urban
Development in Rapidly Urbanizing Regions (025)
Douglas P. Ward, Alan T. Murray, and Stuart R. Phinn
Error-Constrained Change Detection (064)
Mark J. Ware and Christopher B. Jones
Flat Feature Processes from Triangulated Irregular Networks
for Hydrological Modeling (091)
Honglei Zhu and Kristin Schneider
Assessing Uncertainty in Fuzzy Land Cover Maps
Obtained by Remote Sensing (071)
P.M. Atkinson
3D
City: Prototyping Techniques for Urban Design Modelling (002)
Weiso Chen
A Stochastic-Dynamical System for River Basin Runoff in Complex
Terrain: A Case for Low-Dimensional, Physically-Based Models (102)
Christopher Duffy
Web-Based GIS Used to Enhance Public Democratic Involvement
(104)
Andrew J. Evans, Richard Kingston, Steve Carver, and Ian Turton
Image Understanding for Battlefield Awareness Video Surveillance
and Monitoring (030)
Joseph H. Findley III and Steven C. Haes
Quantifying and Visualizing Terrain Fabric from Digital Elevation
Models (096)
Peter L. Guth
Environmental Modeling and Monitoring Using a High-Resolution
Weather Data System (HRWxDS) (036)
David R. Legates, Kenneth R. Nixon, Geoffrey E. Quelch, and Thomas D. Stockdale
CrimeStat: A Spatial Statistics Program for the Analysis of
Crime incident Locations (105)
Ned Levine