International Journal of Geographical Information Science, Volume 25

Volume 25, Number 1, 2011

• Brian Lees:
  25 Volumes of the International Journal of Geographical Information Science. 1-4
  

• Ling Yang, Liqiang Zhang, Jingtao Ma, Jinghan Xie, Liu Liu:
  Interactive visualization of multi-resolution urban building models considering spatial cognition. 5-24
  
• Leila Hashemi Beni, Mir Abolfazl Mostafavi, Jacynthe Pouliot, Marina L. Gavrilova:
  Toward 3D spatial dynamic field simulation within GIS using kinetic Voronoi diagram and Delaunay tetrahedralization. 25-50
  
• Bin Jiang, Tao Jia:
  Agent-based simulation of human movement shaped by the underlying street structure. 51-64
  
• Yu-Pin Lin, Hone-Jay Chu, Chen-Fa Wu, Peter Verburg:
  Predictive ability of logistic regression, auto-logistic regression and neural network models in empirical land-use change modeling - a case study. 65-87
  

• Elisabeth Chesneau:
  A model for the automatic improvement of colour contrasts in maps: application to risk maps. 89-111
  

• Zuoquan Zhao, Roger R. Stough, Dunjiang Song:
  Measuring congruence of spatial objects. 113-130
  
• Jia Yu, Yun Chen, Jianping Wu, Shahbaz Khan:
  Cellular automata-based spatial multi-criteria land suitability simulation for irrigated agriculture. 131-148
  
• Julio Godoy, John Atkinson, Andrea Rodriguez:
  Geo-referencing with semi-automatic gazetteer expansion using lexico-syntactical patterns and co-reference analysis. 149-170
  

Volume 25, Number 2, 2011

• Jian-Ping Chen, Min Zeng, Yi-Jun Duan:
  Regional carrying capacity evaluation and prediction based on GIS in the Yangtze River Delta, China. 171-190
  
• Frank Hardisty, Anthony C. Robinson:
  The geoviz toolkit: using component-oriented coordination methods for geographic visualization and analysis. 191-210
  
• Anthony C. Robinson:
  Supporting synthesis in geovisualization. 211-227
  
• Jida Wang, Giorgos Mountrakis:
  Developing a multi-network urbanization model: A case study of urban growth in Denver, Colorado. 229-253
  
• Hong Zhang, Zhilin Li:
  Weighted ego network for forming hierarchical structure of road networks. 255-272
  
• Patrick Laube, Matt Duckham, Marimuthu Palaniswami:
  Deferred decentralized movement pattern mining for geosensor networks. 273-292
  
• Bart Kuijpers, Rafael Grimson, Walied Othman:
  An analytic solution to the alibi query in the space-time prisms model for moving object data. 293-322
  

• Peter Fisher:
  The natures of maps: cartographic constructions of the natural world. 323-324
  
• Lewis D. Hopkins:
  Planning support systems for cities and regions. 324-325
  
• Gerhard Navratil:
  Adjustment computations: spatial data analysis. 326-327
  
• Steve Carver:
  Working across boundaries: people, nature, and regions. 327-328
  
• Anthony Robinson:
  Interacting with geospatial technologies. 328-329
  
• Daniel Caldeweyher:
  Open source GIS: a GRASS GIS approach. The international series in engineering and computer science. 330-331
  
• Gert W. Wolf:
  Facility location: concepts, models, algorithms and case studies. Series: Contributions to Management Science. 331-333
  
• Richard Harris:
  The Handbook of Spatial Statistics. 333-334
  
• William A. Mackaness:
  Maps: finding our place in the world. 334-335
  

Volume 25, Number 3, 2011

• Andrew K. Skidmore, Janet Franklin, Terry P. Dawson, Petter Pilesjö:
  Geospatial tools address emerging issues in spatial ecology: a review and commentary on the Special Issue. 337-365
  
• Frank van Langevelde, Carla J. Grashof-Bokdam:
  Modelling the effect of intersections in linear habitat on spatial distribution and local population density. 367-378
  
• W. David Walter, Jeff Beringer, Lonnie P. Hansen, Justin W. Fischer, Joshua J. Millspaugh, Kurt C. Vercauteren:
  Factors affecting space use overlap by white-tailed deer in an urban landscape. 379-392
  
• Kun Zhang, Shawn W. Laffan, Daniel Ramp, Evan Webster:
  Incorporating a distance cost in systematic reserve design. 393-404
  
• E.-H. Yoo, A. B. Trgovac:
  Scale effects in uncertainty modeling of presettlement vegetation distribution. 405-421
  
• Jennifer A. Miller, Robert Q. Hanham:
  Spatial nonstationarity and the scale of species-environment relationships in the Mojave Desert, California, USA. 423-438
  
• Pedro J. Leitão, Francisco Moreira, Patrick E. Osborne:
  Effects of geographical data sampling bias on habitat models of species distributions: a case study with steppe birds in southern Portugal. 439-454
  
• Pavel Propastin:
  Multiscale analysis of the relationship between topography and aboveground biomass in the tropical rainforests of Sulawesi, Indonesia. 455-472
  
• E. Livne, T. Svoray:
  Components of uncertainty in primary production model: the study of DEM, classification and location error. 473-488
  
• Wim Van Dessel, Anton Van Rompaey, Peter Szilassi:
  Sensitivity analysis of logistic regression parameterization for land use and land cover probability estimation. 489-508
  
• Adam M. Wilson, John A. Silander, Alan Gelfand, Jonathan H. Glenn:
  Scaling up: linking field data and remote sensing with a hierarchical model. 509-521
  

Volume 25, Number 4, 2011

• Simon C. Barry:
  How much impact does the choice of a random number generator really have? 523-530
  

• Kimberly van Niel, Shawn W. Laffan:
  There is no good excuse for a bad random number generator: a reply to Barry. 531-539
  

• Siham Tabik, Luis F. Romero, Emilio L. Zapata:
  High-performance three-horizon composition algorithm for large-scale terrains. 541-555
  
• Hugo Ledoux, Martijn Meijers:
  Topologically consistent 3D city models obtained by extrusion. 557-574
  
• Xia Li, Chunhua Lao, Xiaoping Liu, Yimin Chen:
  Coupling urban cellular automata with ant colony optimization for zoning protected natural areas under a changing landscape. 575-593
  
• Zhenlong Li, Chaowei Phil Yang, Huayi Wu, Wenwen Li, Lizhi Miao:
  An optimized framework for seamlessly integrating OGC Web Services to support geospatial sciences. 595-613
  
• Marc J. van Kreveld, Rodrigo I. Silveira:
  Embedding rivers in triangulated irregular networks with linear programming. 615-631
  
• Xia Li, Yimin Chen, Xiaoping Liu, Dan Li, Jinqiang He:
  Concepts, methodologies, and tools of an integrated geographical simulation and optimization system. 633-655
  
• J. F. Conley:
  Using moment invariants to analyze cluster shapes and hypothesize potential causes. 657-680
  
• Megan Mehaffey, Rick Van Remortel, Elizabeth Smith, Randy Bruins:
  Developing a dataset to assess ecosystem services in the Midwest United States. 681-695
  

Volume 25, Number 5, 2011

• Paul Lewis, A. Stewart Fotheringham, Adam C. Winstanley:
  Spatial video and GIS. 697-716
  
• Christopher Bone, Suzana Dragicevic, Roger White:
  Modeling-in-the-middle: bridging the gap between agent-based modeling and multi-objective decision-making for land use change. 717-737
  
• Jantien E. Stoter, Thomas Visser, Peter van Oosterom, Wilko Quak, Nico Bakker:
  A semantic-rich multi-scale information model for topography. 739-763
  
• Y. Nakaguro, Stanislav S. Makhanov, Matthew N. Dailey:
  Numerical experiments with cooperating multiple quadratic snakes for road extraction. 765-783
  
• Zhixiang Fang, Qingquan Li, Xing Zhang:
  A multiobjective model for generating optimal landmark sequences in pedestrian navigation applications. 785-805
  
• Alexis J. Comber, Satoshi Sasaki, Hiroshi Suzuki, Chris Brunsdon:
  A modified grouping genetic algorithm to select ambulance site locations. 807-823
  
• Thomas Bittner:
  Vagueness and the trade-off between the classification and delineation of geographic regions - an ontological analysis. 825-850
  
• Phil Bartie, Femke Reitsma, Simon Kingham, Steven Mills:
  Incorporating vegetation into visual exposure modelling in urban environments. 851-868
  

Volume 25, Number 6, 2011

• Paul Aplin, Geoffrey M. Smith:
  Introduction to object-based landscape analysis. 869-875
  
• Gang Chen, Geoffrey J. Hay, Guillermo Castilla, Benoît St-Onge, Ryan Powers:
  A multiscale geographic object-based image analysis to estimate lidar-measured forest canopy height using Quickbird imagery. 877-893
  
• Julien Radoux, Patrick Bogaert, Dominique Fasbender, Pierre Defourny:
  Thematic accuracy assessment of geographic object-based image classification. 895-911
  
• Dawn Browning, Andrea Laliberte, Albert Rango:
  Temporal dynamics of shrub proliferation: linking patches to landscapes. 913-930
  
• Steve Kass, Claudia Notarnicola, Marc Zebisch:
  Identification of orchards and vineyards with different texture-based measurements by using an object-oriented classification approach. 931-947
  
• Javier Leon, Colin D. Woodroffe:
  Improving the synoptic mapping of coral reef geomorphology using object-based image analysis. 949-969
  
• Jan Peters, Frieke Van Coillie, Toon Westra, Robert De Wulf:
  Synergy of very high resolution optical and radar data for object-based olive grove mapping. 971-989
  
• Paul Robinson, Peter Fisher, Geoff Smith:
  Land cover mapping within fixed segmented parcels and grown regions based on metadata attributes. 991-1010
  
• Deniz Gerçek, Vedat Toprak, Josef Strobl:
  Object-based classification of landforms based on their local geometry and geomorphometric context. 1011-1023
  
• Eva Savina Malinverni, Anna Nora Tassetti, Adriano Mancini, Primo Zingaretti, Emanuele Frontoni, Annamaria Bernardini:
  Hybrid object-based approach for land use/land cover mapping using high spatial resolution imagery. 1025-1043
  

Volume 25, Number 7, 2011

• Nengcheng Chen, Jie He, Wei Wang, Zeqiang Chen:
  Extended FRAG-BASE schema-matching method for multi-version open GIS Web services retrieval. 1045-1068
  
• Bin Jiang, Xintao Liu:
  Computing the fewest-turn map directions based on the connectivity of natural roads. 1069-1082
  
• L. Sedda, P. M. Atkinson, M. R. Filigheddu, G. Cotzia, S. Dettori:
  Spatio-temporal analysis of tree height in a young cork oak plantation. 1083-1096
  
• Takeshi Shirabe:
  A heuristic for the maximum value region problem in raster space. 1097-1116
  
• Zhou Huang, Yu Fang, Bin Chen, Lun Wu, Mao Pan:
  Building the distributed geographic SQL workflow in the Grid environment. 1117-1145
  
• Xiaohua Tong, Dan Liang, Gusheng Xu, Songlin Zhang:
  Positional accuracy improvement: a comparative study in Shanghai, China. 1147-1171
  
• Fatih Döner, Rodney James Thompson, Jantien E. Stoter, Christiaan Lemmen, Hendrik Ploeger, Peter van Oosterom, Sisi Zlatanova:
  Solutions for 4D cadastre - with a case study on utility networks. 1173-1189
  
• Seamus Coveney, A. Stewart Fotheringham:
  The impact of DEM data source on prediction of flooding and erosion risk due to sea-level rise. 1191-1211
  

Volume 25, Number 8, 2011

• Bin Jiang:
  Making GIScience research more open access. 1217-1220
  
• Mark Birkin, Nick Malleson, Andrew Hudson-Smith, Steven Gray, Richard Milton:
  Calibration of a spatial simulation model with volunteered geographical information. 1221-1239
  
• Qingfeng Guan, Phaedon C. Kyriakidis, Michael F. Goodchild:
  A parallel computing approach to fast geostatistical areal interpolation. 1241-1267
  
• Bin Jiang, Tao Jia:
  Zipf's law for all the natural cities in the United States: a geospatial perspective. 1269-1281
  
• DongWoo Lee, Steve H. L. Liang:
  Geopot: a Cloud-based geolocation data service for mobile applications. 1283-1301
  
• Q. Li, T. Zhang, Y. Yu:
  Using cloud computing to process intensive floating car data for urban traffic surveillance. 1303-1322
  

Volume 25, Number 9, 2011

• Wenwu Tang, Shaowen Wang, David A. Bennett, Yan Liu:
  Agent-based modeling within a cyberinfrastructure environment: a service-oriented computing approach. 1323-1346
  
• Gennady L. Andrienko, Natalia V. Andrienko, Marco Heurich:
  An event-based conceptual model for context-aware movement analysis. 1347-1370
  
• Liang Mao, Ling Bian:
  Agent-based simulation for a dual-diffusion process of influenza and human preventive behavior. 1371-1388
  
• Matthias Delafontaine, Tijs Neutens, Nico Van de Weghe:
  Modelling potential movement in constrained travel environments using rough space-time prisms. 1389-1411
  
• Kjell Kjenstad:
  Construction and computation of geometries on the ellipsoid. 1413-1437
  

• Juan J. Ruiz, F. Javier Ariza, Manuel A. Ureña, Elidia B. Blázquez:
  Digital map conflation: a review of the process and a proposal for classification. 1439-1466
  
• Huiguo Zhang, Changlin Mei:
  Local least absolute deviation estimation of spatially varying coefficient models: robust geographically weighted regression approaches. 1467-1489
  
• Kivanc Ertugay, H. Sebnem Düzgün:
  GIS-based stochastic modeling of physical accessibility using GPS-based floating car data and Monte Carlo simulation. 1491-1506
  
• Kim Tracy Finney, David Watts:
  REST-based semantic feature catalogue services. 1507-1524
  
• Na Zhang, Hongyan Zhang:
  Scale variance analysis coupled with Moran's I scalogram to identify hierarchy and characteristic scale. 1525-1543
  
• E. Farmer, S. D. Jones, R. E. Deakin:
  Derivation of a resilient polygon centroid for natural resource management applications. 1545-1558
  

Volume 25, Number 10, 2011

• Haosheng Huang, Yan Li, Georg Gartner, Yunpeng Wang:
  An SVG-based method to support spatial analysis in XML/GML/SVG-based WebGIS. 1561-1574
  
• Tao Pei, You Wan, Yong Jiang, Chenxu Qu, Chenghu Zhou, Youlin Qiao:
  Detecting arbitrarily shaped clusters using ant colony optimization. 1575-1595
  
• Christine Plumejeaud, Hélène Mathian, Jérôme Gensel, Claude Grasland:
  Spatio-temporal analysis of territorial changes from a multi-scale perspective. 1597-1612
  
• Tenley M. Conway, Christopher C. Wellen:
  Not developed yet? Alternative ways to include locations without changes in land use change models. 1613-1631
  
• Miguel Torres, Rolando Quintero, Marco Moreno-Ibarra, Rolando Menchaca-Mendez, Giovanni Guzmán:
  GEONTO-MET: an approach to conceptualizing the geographic domain. 1633-1657
  
• Padraig Corcoran, Peter Mooney, Adam C. Winstanley:
  Planar and non-planar topologically consistent vector map simplification. 1659-1680
  
• Antonio T. Mozas, Francisco J. Ariza:
  New method for positional quality control in cartography based on lines. A comparative study of methodologies. 1681-1695
  
• Q. Guo, W. Li, Y. Liu, D. Tong:
  Predicting potential distributions of geographic events using one-class data: concepts and methods. 1697-1715
  
• Paul Harris, Chris Brunsdon, Martin Charlton:
  Geographically weighted principal components analysis. 1717-1736
  

Volume 25, Number 11, 2011

• Daniel Z. Sui, Michael F. Goodchild:
  The convergence of GIS and social media: challenges for GIScience. 1737-1748
  

• Barry J. Kronenfeld:
  Beyond the epsilon band: polygonal modeling of gradation/uncertainty in area-class maps. 1749-1771
  
• Guofeng Cao, Phaedon C. Kyriakidis, Michael F. Goodchild:
  Combining spatial transition probabilities for stochastic simulation of categorical fields. 1773-1791
  
• Panagiotis Partsinevelos:
  Registering randomly oriented scenes through moving object attributes. 1793-1807
  
• Domen Smole, Marjan Ceh, Tomaz Podobnikar:
  Evaluation of inductive logic programming for information extraction from natural language texts to support spatial data recommendation services. 1809-1827
  
• Xiaoping Liu, Xia Li, Zhangzhi Tan, Yimin Chen:
  Zoning farmland protection under spatial constraints by integrating remote sensing, GIS and artificial immune systems. 1829-1848
  
• Monica Wachowicz, Rebecca Ong, Chiara Renso, Mirco Nanni:
  Finding moving flock patterns among pedestrians through collective coherence. 1849-1864
  
• Lucia Maria Seebach, Peter Strobl, Jesus San-Miguel-Ayanz, Annemarie Bastrup-Birk:
  Identifying strengths and limitations of pan-European forest cover maps through spatial comparison. 1865-1884
  
• Feixiong Liao, Theo A. Arentze, Harry J. P. Timmermans:
  Constructing personalized transportation networks in multi-state supernetworks: a heuristic approach. 1885-1903
  

• Arnold Bregt:
  Building European spatial data infrastructures, by Ian MasserRedlands, CA, ESRI Press, 2010, 95 pp., US$34.95, £26.95, €28.99, ISBN-13: 978-1-58948-266-1. 1905-1906
  
• Maged N. Kamel Boulos:
  GIS in hospital and healthcare emergency management, edited by Ric SkinnerBoca Raton, FL, CRC Press, 2010, 279 pp. with many illustrations, all in black and white £63.99 (hardcover), ISBN-13: 978-1439821299. 1906-1907
  
• Stan C. M. Geertman:
  Spatial decision support systems: principles and practices, by R. Sugumaran and J. DeGrooteBoca Raton, FL, CRC Press - Taylor & Francis Group, 2010, 469 pp., $119.95, €97.99, £76.99, ISBN 978-1-4200-6209-0. 1907-1909
  
• Alan Peters:
  Planning support systems: best practice and new methods, edited by Stan Geertman and John StillwellSpringer Science & Business Media, Berlin, 2009, £162.00, $249.00, €169.99, ISBN 978-4020-8951-0. 1909-1911
  

Volume 25, Number 12, 2011

• Artemis Skarlatidou, Muki Haklay, Tao Cheng:
  Trust in Web GIS: the role of the trustee attributes in the design of trustworthy Web GIS applications. 1913-1930
  
• Gustavo A. Arciniegas, Ron Janssen, A. Q. A. (Nancy) Omtzigt:
  Map-based multicriteria analysis to support interactive land use allocation. 1931-1947
  
• Kai Cao, Michael Batty, Bo Huang, Yan Liu, Le Yu, Jiongfeng Chen:
  Spatial multi-objective land use optimization: extensions to the non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm-II. 1949-1969
  
• Patrick Taillandier, Cécile Duchêne, Alexis Drogoul:
  Automatic revision of rules used to guide the generalisation process in systems based on a trial and error strategy. 1971-1999
  
• Ali Mansourian, Ehsan Abdolmajidi:
  Investigating the system dynamics technique for the modeling and simulation of the development of spatial data infrastructures. 2001-2023
  
• Bisheng Yang, Xuechen Luan, Qingquan Li:
  Generating hierarchical strokes from urban street networks based on spatial pattern recognition. 2025-2050
  
• F. J. Gallego, F. Batista, C. Rocha, S. Mubareka:
  Disaggregating population density of the European Union with CORINE land cover. 2051-2069
  
• Guofeng Cao, Phaedon C. Kyriakidis, Michael F. Goodchild:
  A multinomial logistic mixed model for the prediction of categorical spatial data. 2071-2086
  

• Michael J. De Smith:
  Advanced geoinformation science, edited by Chaowei Yang, David Wong, Qianjun Miao and Ruixin YangCRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, 2010, 525 pp., (hardcover), ISBN-10: 1439810605, ISBN-13: 978-1439810606. 2087-2088
  

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