Computers & Geosciences, Volume 31

Volume 31, Number 1, February 2005

• Eulogio Pardo-Iguzquiza, Peter Alan Dowd:
  Multiple indicator cokriging with application to optimal sampling for environmental monitoring. 1-13
  
• Ivan Portoghese, Vito F. Uricchio, Michele Vurro:
  A GIS tool for hydrogeological water balance evaluation on a regional scale in semi-arid environments. 15-27
  
• P. Kaltwasser, F. Boschetti, P. Hornby:
  Measure of similarity between geological sections accounting for subjective criteria. 29-34
  
• Qiang Wu, Hua Xu, Xukai Zou:
  An effective method for 3D geological modeling with multi-source data integration. 35-43
  
• Marco Hugentobler, Bernhard Schneider:
  Breaklines in Coons surfaces over triangles for the use in terrain modelling. 45-54
  
• Andrea Bono, Lucio Badiali:
  PWL 1.0 Personal WaveLab: an object-oriented workbench for seismogram analysis on Windows systems. 55-64
  
• Hongjie Xie, Xiaobing Zhou, Enrique R. Vivoni, Jan M. H. Hendrickx, Eric E. Small:
  GIS-based NEXRAD Stage III precipitation database: automated approaches for data processing and visualization. 65-76
  
• Bisheng Yang, Qingquan Li, Wenzhong Shi:
  Constructing multi-resolution triangulated irregular network model for visualization. 77-86
  
• José Poveda, Michael Gould:
  Multidimensional binary indexing for neighbourhood calculations in spatial partition trees. 87-97
  
• Upendra K. Singh, R. K. Tiwari, S. B. Singh:
  One-dimensional inversion of geo-electrical resistivity sounding data using artificial neural networks - a case study. 99-108
  
• G. R. J. Cooper:
  Sunshading global datasets. 109-113
  
• Thomas A. Jones:
  Statistics with Applications in Biology and Geology by Preben Blaesild and Jorgen Granfeldt, Chapman and Hall/CRC, Boca Raton, Florida, ISBN 1-58488-309-X, 2003, 555 pp., US$60 (paperbound). 115-116
  

Volume 31, Number 2, March 2005

• Michael Gould:
  Geographic information science research in Europe: contributions from AGILE. 117-118
  
• Ed Nash, Philip James, David Parker:
  A model for spatio-temporal network planning. 135-143
  
• Marinos Kavouras, Margarita Kokla, Eleni Tomai:
  Comparing categories among geographic ontologies. 145-154
  
• Fernando Bação, Victor Sousa Lobo, Marco Painho:
  The self-organizing map, the Geo-SOM, and relevant variants for geosciences. 155-163
  
• Calin Arens, Jantien E. Stoter, Peter van Oosterom:
  Modelling 3D spatial objects in a geo-DBMS using a 3D primitive. 165-177
  
• Jean-Michel Follin, Alain Bouju, Frédéric Bertrand, Patrice Boursier:
  Multi-resolution extension for transmission of geodata in a mobile context. 179-188
  
• Ross S. Purves, David Medyckyj-Scott, William A. Mackaness:
  The e-MapScholar project - an example of interoperability in GIScience education. 189-198
  
• Javier Nogueras-Iso, Francisco Javier Zarazaga-Soria, Rubén Béjar, P. J. Álvarez, Pedro R. Muro-Medrano:
  OGC Catalog Services: a key element for the development of Spatial Data Infrastructures. 199-209
  
• Leonid Stoimenov, Slobodanka Djordjevic-Kajan:
  An architecture for interoperable GIS use in a local community environment. 211-220
  
• Steve H. L. Liang, Arie Croitoru, C. Vincent Tao:
  A distributed geospatial infrastructure for Sensor Web. 221-231
  
• Klemen Zaksek, Tomaz Podobnikar, Kristof Ostir:
  Solar radiation modelling. 233-240
  
• Jing Li, George E. Taylor, David B. Kidner:
  Accuracy and reliability of map-matched GPS coordinates: the dependence on terrain model resolution and interpolation algorithm. 241-251
  
• Juan C. Suárez, Carlos Ontiveros, Steve Smith, Stewart Snape:
  Use of airborne LiDAR and aerial photography in the estimation of individual tree heights in forestry. 253-262
  

Volume 31, Number 3, April 2005

• Bieng-Zih Hsieh, Charles Lewis, Zsay-Shing Lin:
  Lithology identification of aquifers from geophysical well logs and fuzzy logic analysis: Shui-Lin Area, Taiwan. 263-275
  
• Jon E. Bouch:
  2DTraC: An Excel add-in for 2D spatial transformations with applications in microscopy and microanalysis. 277-281
  
• Zian Li, Yehua Shan, Shikui Li:
  INVSFS: A MS-Fortran 5.0 program for stress inversion of heterogeneous fault/slip data using the fuzzy C-lines analysis technique. 283-287
  
• Quanfa Zhang, Goran Pavlic, Wenjun Chen, Robert H. Fraser, Sylvain G. Leblanc, Josef Cihlar:
  A semi-automatic segmentation procedure for feature extraction in remotely sensed imagery. 289-296
  
• S. Dyksterhuis, R. A. Albert, R. D. Müller:
  Finite-element modelling of contemporary and palaeo-intraplate stress using ABAQUS™. 297-307
  
• Mahmut O. Karslioglu:
  An interactive program for GPS-based dynamic orbit determination of small satellites. 309-317
  
• Nimisha Vedanti, Ravi P. Srivastava, John Sagode, V. P. Dimri:
  An efficient 1D OCCAM'S inversion algorithm using analytically computed first- and second-order derivatives for dc resistivity soundings. 319-328
  
• N. Nur Ozyurt, C. Serdar Bayari:
  LUMPED Unsteady: a Visual Basic^® code of unsteady-state lumped-parameter models for mean residence time analyses of groundwater systems. 329-341
  
• Liqiang Zhang, Chongjun Yang, Donglin Liu, Yingchao Ren, Xiaoping Rui:
  A web-mapping system for real-time visualization of the global terrain. 343-352
  
• Gregor Klajnsek, Borut Zalik:
  Merging polygons with uncertain boundaries. 353-359
  
• Eulogio Pardo-Iguzquiza, Peter Alan Dowd:
  EMLK2D: a computer program for spatial estimation using empirical maximum likelihood kriging. 361-370
  
• Li H. Erikson, Hans Hanson:
  A method to extract wave tank data using video imagery and its comparison to conventional data collection techniques. 371-384
  
• Mostafa E. Mostafa:
  Fractal power polynomials: algorithm and applications. 385-391
  

Volume 31, Number 4, May 2005

• Christian J. Carleton, Randy A. Dahlgren, Kenneth W. Tate:
  A relational database for the monitoring and analysis of watershed hydrologic functions: I. Database design and pertinent queries. 393-402
  
• Christian J. Carleton, Randy A. Dahlgren, Kenneth W. Tate:
  A relational database for the monitoring and analysis of watershed hydrologic functions: II. Data manipulation and retrieval programs. 403-413
  
• Oleg Makarynskyy, A. A. Pires-Silva, Dina Makarynska, C. Ventura-Soares:
  Artificial neural networks in wave predictions at the west coast of Portugal. 415-424
  
• Jun Wang, James M. Hassett, Theodore A. Endreny:
  An object oriented approach to the description and simulation of watershed scale hydrologic processes. 425-435
  
• Luis Manuel Matias, Jean-Louis Olivet, Daniel Aslanian, Luis Fidalgo:
  PLACA: a white box for plate reconstruction and best-fit pole determination. 437-452
  
• Agustín Menéndez-Díaz, Celestino González-Nicieza, Arturo Ernesto Álvarez-Vigil:
  Hexahedral mesh smoothing using a direct method. 453-463
  
• Roseanna M. Neupauer, Kaye L. Powell:
  A fully-anisotropic Morlet wavelet to identify dominant orientations in a porous medium. 465-471
  
• H. Shin, W. B. Lindquist, D. L. Sahagian, S.-R. Song:
  Analysis of the vesicular structure of basalts. 473-487
  
• Luciano Telesca, Vincenzo Lapenna, Michele Lovallo:
  Seismogenic zone-dependent time-clustering behaviour in Italian seismicity. 489-496
  
• Faisal Hossain, Emmanouil N. Anagnostou:
  Assessment of a stochastic interpolation based parameter sampling scheme for efficient uncertainty analyses of hydrologic models. 497-512
  
• David Gómez-Ortiz, Bhrigu N. P. Agarwal:
  3DINVER.M: a MATLAB program to invert the gravity anomaly over a 3D horizontal density interface by Parker-Oldenburg's algorithm. 513-520
  
• José A. Álvarez-Gómez, Julián García-Mayordomo, José J. Martínez-Díaz, Ramón Capote:
  SeriesBuster: a Matlab program to extract spatio-temporal series from an earthquake database. 521-525
  
• James R. Carr:
  Computational considerations in digital image fusion via wavelets. 527-530
  

Volume 31, Number 5, June 2005

• Brian S. Penn:
  Using self-organizing maps to visualize high-dimensional data. 531-544
  
• Yong Ge, Qiuming Cheng, Shengyuan Zhang:
  Reduction of edge effects in spatial information extraction from regional geochemical data: a case study based on multifractal filtering technique. 545-554
  
• Eulogio Pardo-Iguzquiza, Francisco J. Rodríguez-Tovar:
  MAXENPER: a program for maximum entropy spectral estimation with assessment of statistical significance by the permutation test. 555-567
  
• Bisheng Yang:
  A multi-resolution model of vector map data for rapid transmission over the Internet. 569-578
  
• Peter Filzmoser, Robert G. Garrett, Clemens Reimann:
  Multivariate outlier detection in exploration geochemistry. 579-587
  
• Véronique Mendel, Marc Munschy, Daniel Sauter:
  MODMAG, a MATLAB program to model marine magnetic anomalies. 589-597
  
• Paolo Diviacco:
  An open source, web based, simple solution for seismic data dissemination and collaborative research. 599-605
  
• John A. Rushing, Rahul Ramachandran, Udaysankar Nair, Sara J. Graves, Ron Welch, Hong Lin:
  ADaM: a data mining toolkit for scientists and engineers. 607-618
  
• Zhanfeng Shen, Jiancheng Luo, Chenghu Zhou, Guangyu Huang, Weifeng Ma, Dongping Ming:
  System design and implementation of digital-image processing using computational grids. 619-630
  
• Michel Van Camp, Paul Vauterin:
  Tsoft: graphical and interactive software for the analysis of time series and Earth tides. 631-640
  
• J. J. Mandujano, R. V. Khachaturov, G. Tolson, J. Duncan Keppie:
  Curvature analysis applied to the Cantarell structure, southern Gulf of Mexico: implications for hydrocarbon exploration. 641-647
  
• Roberto Marmo, Sabrina Amodio, Roberto Tagliaferri, Vittoria Ferreri, Giuseppe Longo:
  Textural identification of carbonate rocks by image processing and neural network: Methodology proposal and examples. 649-659
  
• I. V. Radhakrishna Murthy, K. S. Sudhakar, P. Rama Rao:
  A new method of interpreting self-potential anomalies of two-dimensional inclined sheets. 661-665
  
• Angel P. Venedikov, José Arnoso, Ricardo Vieira:
  New version of program VAV for tidal data processing. 667-669
  

Volume 31, Number 6, July 2005

• Guillaume Caumon, Bruno Lévy, Laurent Castanie, Jean-Claude Paul:
  Visualization of grids conforming to geological structures: a topological approach. 671-680
  
• Maurizio Fedi, Valeria Paoletti, Antonio Rapolla:
  The role of multilevel data in potential field interpretation. 681-688
  
• Fabio Boschetti:
  Dimensionality reduction and visualization of geoscientific images via locally linear embedding. 689-697
  
• Thomas D. Hoisch:
  Thermod7: A general two-dimensional numerical modeling program for heat conduction and advection, with special application to faults. 698-703
  
• Ioannis Konstantinou Kapageridis:
  Input space configuration effects in neural network-based grade estimation. 704-717
  
• S. Jaisankar, R. Sharma:
  An interactive end-user software application for a deep-sea photographic database. 718-734
  
• Yuichi Hayakawa, Takashi Oguchi:
  Evaluation of gravel sphericity and roundness based on surface-area measurement with a laser scanner. 735-741
  
• Artu Ellmann:
  Computation of three stochastic modifications of Stokes's formula for regional geoid determination. 742-755
  
• James S. Cleverley, Evgeniy N. Bastrakov:
  K2GWB: Utility for generating thermodynamic data files for The Geochemist's Workbench^® at 0-1000 °C and 1-5000 bar from UT2K and the UNITHERM database. 756-767
  
• Frank Kenny, Bryce Matthews:
  A methodology for aligning raster flow direction data with photogrammetrically mapped hydrology. 768-779
  
• Stephen Henley:
  The man who wasn't there: The problem of partially missing data. 780-785
  
• Sergey V. Churakov:
  Thermoelastic properties of solid phases: C++ object oriented library "SolidEOS". 786-791
  
• W. H. Owens:
  Orthogonalising nearly orthogonal axis sets. 792-796
  
• Jan Marten Huizenga:
  COH, an Excel spreadsheet for composition calculations in the C-O-H fluid system. 797-800
  
• F. Iwashita, R. C. Monteiro, P. M. B. Landim:
  An alternative method for calculating variogram surfaces using polar coordinates. 801-803
  
• Thomas Nauss, Jörg Bendix:
  An operational MODIS processing scheme for PC dedicated to direct broadcasting applications in meteorology and earth sciences. 804-808
  
• Donal M. Ragan:
  Richard J. Lisle, Peter R. Leyshon, Stereographic Projection Techniques for Geologists and Civil Engineers, second edition, 2004, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, ISBN 0521-828902 (120 pp., US$ 85 Hardcover) ISBN 0521-535824 (120 pp., US$ 34.99 Softcover). 809
  

Volume 31, Number 7, August 2005

• Yan-Rong Zou, Lianyuan Wang, Yanhua Shuai, Ping'an Peng:
  EasyDelta: A spreadsheet for kinetic modeling of the stable carbon isotope composition of natural gases. 811-819
  
• V. Chakravarthi, N. Sundararajan:
  Gravity modeling of 2^1/2-D sedimentary basins - a case of variable density contrast. 820-827
  
• Sytze de Bruin, Allard J. W. de Wit:
  Stochastic simulation of large grids using free and public domain software. 828-836
  
• Giovanni Macedonio, Antonio Costa, Antonella Longo:
  A computer model for volcanic ash fallout and assessment of subsequent hazard. 837-845
  
• J. F. Kirby:
  Which wavelet best reproduces the Fourier power spectrum? 846-864
  
• Janusz Michalak:
  Topological conceptual model of geological relative time scale for geoinformation systems. 865-876
  
• Gordon R. J. Cooper:
  Analysing potential field data using visibility. 877-881
  
• G. R. J. Cooper, D. R. Cowan:
  The use of textural analysis to locate features in geophysical data. 882-890
  
• Hengchang Dai:
  Parallel processing of Prestack Kirchhoff Time Migration on a PC Cluster. 891-899
  
• Jean-Maric Robbez-Masson, Jean-Christophe Foltête:
  Localising missing plants in squared-grid patterns of discontinuous crops from remotely sensed imagery. 900-912
  
• John B. Thurmond, Peter A. Drzewiecki, Xueming Xu:
  Building simple multiscale visualizations of outcrop geology using virtual reality modeling language (VRML). 913-919
  
• George Xian, Mike Crane, Dan Steinwand:
  Dynamic modeling of Tampa Bay urban development using parallel computing. 920-928
  
• Nick Martin, Steven M. Gorelick:
  MOD_FreeSurf2D: A MATLAB surface fluid flow model for rivers and streams. 929-946
  
• John H. Schuenemeyer:
  L.A. Waller, C.A. Gotway, , Applied Spatial Statistics for Public Health Data (2004) Wiley-Interscience, New York 0-471-38771-1 (520pp., US$95, hardcover). 947-948
  

Volume 31, Number 8, October 2005

• Saumen Maiti, R. K. Tiwari:
  Automatic detection of lithologic boundaries using the Walsh transform: A case study from the KTB borehole. 949-955
  
• Xuyan Wang, David Pullar:
  Describing dynamic modeling for landscapes with vector map algebra in GIS. 956-967
  
• Vicky L. Freedman, K. Prasad Saripalli, Diana H. Bacon, Philip D. Meyer:
  Implementation of biofilm permeability models for mineral reactions in saturated porous media. 968-977
  
• Kieran F. Mulchrone:
  DTNNM: A windows program for strain analysis using the Delaunay triangulation nearest neighbour method. 978-988
  
• G. R. J. Cooper, D. R. Cowan:
  Differential reduction to the pole. 989-999
  
• Virgilio Gómez-Rubio, Antonio López-Quílez:
  RArcInfo: Using GIS data with R. 1000-1006
  
• Carlos Henrique Grohmann:
  Trend-surface analysis of morphometric parameters: A case study in southeastern Brazil. 1007-1014
  
• Juha Oksanen, Tapani Sarjakoski:
  Error propagation of DEM-based surface derivatives. 1015-1027
  
• Ming-Hsu Li, Hwai-Ping Cheng, Gour-Tsyh Yeh:
  An adaptive multigrid approach for the simulation of contaminant transport in the 3D subsurface. 1028-1041
  
• Duncan Carr Agnew:
  GHAM: A compact global geocode suitable for sorting. 1042-1047
  
• E. Gil, C. de Toro:
  Improving tide-gauge data processing: A method involving tidal frequencies and inverted barometer effect. 1048-1058
  
• Mostafa E. Mostafa:
  Iterative direct inversion: An exact complementary solution for inverting fault-slip data to obtain palaeostresses. 1059-1070
  
• J. Alcock:
  An algorithm for rapid computation of the steady-state thermal structure of mature subduction zones. 1071-1074
  
• Nathan C. Becker:
  Painting by numbers: A GMT primer for merging swath-mapping sonar data of different types and resolutions. 1075-1077
  

Volume 31, Number 9, November 2005

• Hassan A. Babaie, Rahul Ramachandran:
  Application of XML in the geosciences. 1079-1080
  
• Ron Lake:
  The application of geography markup language (GML) to the geological sciences. 1081-1094
  
• Marcus Sen, Tim Duffy:
  GeoSciML: Development of a generic GeoScience Markup Language. 1095-1103
  
• Stefano Nativi, John Caron, Ethan Davis, Ben Domenico:
  Design and implementation of netCDF markup language (NcML) and its GML-based extension (NcML-G_ML). 1104-1118
  
• Robert G. Raskin, Michael J. Pan:
  Knowledge representation in the semantic web for Earth and environmental terminology (SWEET). 1119-1125
  
• Sunil Movva, Rahul Ramachandran, Xiang Li, Sarita Khaire, Ken Keiser, Helen Conover, Sara J. Graves:
  Syntactic and semantic metadata integration for science data use. 1126-1134
  
• Hassan A. Babaie, Abbed Babaei:
  Modeling geological objects with the XML Schema. 1135-1150
  
• John Victorine, W. Lynn Watney, Saibal Bhattacharya:
  Use of XML and Java for collaborative petroleum reservoir modeling on the Internet. 1151-1164
  
• Kara L. Nance, Brian Hay:
  Automatic transformations between geoscience standards using XML. 1165-1174
  
• Hassan A. Babaie, Abbed Babaei:
  Developing the earthquake markup language and database with UML and XML schema. 1175-1200
  

Volume 31, Number 10, December 2005

• Matej Gombosi, Borut Zalik:
  Point-in-polygon tests for geometric buffers. 1201-1212
  
• Andrew F. Weller, Jonathan Corcoran, Anthony J. Harris, J. Andrew Ware:
  The semi-automated classification of sedimentary organic matter in palynological preparations. 1213-1223
  
• David J. Scott, Judith K. Haschenburger:
  Using the hyperbolic distribution to estimate the precision of size distribution percentiles of fluvial gravels. 1224-1233
  
• V. Chakravarthi, N. Sundararajan:
  INVGRAFALT-A Fortran code for Marquardt inversion of gravity anomalies of faulted beds with varying density. 1234-1240
  
• Lopaka Lee, Dennis Helsel:
  Statistical analysis of water-quality data containing multiple detection limits: S-language software for regression on order statistics. 1241-1248
  
• Mauro Alberti:
  Application of GIS to spatial analysis of mesofault populations. 1249-1259
  
• Guiyun Zhou, Nina S.-N. Lam:
  A comparison of fractal dimension estimators based on multiple surface generation algorithms. 1260-1269
  
• Quirijn de Jong van Lier, Gerd Sparovek, Dennis C. Flanagan, Elke M. Bloem, Ewald Schnug:
  Runoff mapping using WEPP erosion model and GIS tools. 1270-1276
  
• Stefano Pintore, Matteo Quintiliani, Diego Franceschi:
  Teseo: A vectoriser of historical seismograms. 1277-1285
  
• Md. Akram Hossain, Mahbub Alam, David R. Yonge, Prashanta Dutta:
  Finite element modeling of Cr(VI) reduction by Shewanella oneidensis MR-1 employing the dual-enzyme kinetic model. 1286-1292
  
• Graeme Bonham-Carter:
  Agustin Rodriguez-Bachiller, John Glasson (Eds.), Expert Systems and Geographic Information Systems for Impact Assessment, Taylor & Francis, London, New York, ISBN 0-415-30725-2, 0-415-30724-4 (400pp., US$39.95 (paperback), US$94.95 (hardback)). 1293-1294
  
• Matt Duckham:
  Hassan A. Karimi, Amin Hammad, Editors, , Telegeoinformatics: Location-Based Computing and Services (2004) CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL 0415369762 (392 pp., US$99.95 hardback). 1295-1296
  
• John W. Harbaugh:
  Herzfeld. Ute Christina, , Atlas of Antarctica: Topographic Maps from Geostatistical Analysis of Satellite Radar Altimeter Data (2004) Springer, Heidelberg 3-540-43457-7 (364pp. with CD ROM, price EUR 149.95, US$ 159, hardcover). 1297-1299
  
• William C. Haneberg:
  Paul Wellin, Richard Gaylord, Samuel Kamin, , An Introduction to Programming with Mathematica (2005) Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK 0-521-84678-1 (550pp., US$70 hardcover). 1300-1301
  
• George Christakos:
  Kanevski Mikhail, Maignan Michel, , Analysis and Modelling of Spatial Environmental Data (2004) EPFL Press, Lausanne, Switzerland 0-8247-5981-8 (288pp, US$129 Hardcover). 1302-1304
  
• Ivars Neretnieks:
  Comments on the paper by Pierre D. Glynn, "Modeling Np and Pu transport with a surface complexation model and spatially variant sorption capacities: Implications for reactive transport modeling and performance assessments of nuclear waste disposal sites", Computers & Geosciences 29 (2003) 331-349. 1305-1307
  

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