Transactions in GIS, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1, October 1997

• Barbara P. Butenfield:
  'Why Don't We Do It On The Web?' Distributing Geographic Information via Internet. 3-5
  
• Stan Openshaw:
  The truth about Ground Truth. 7-24
  
• Jinfeng Wang, Stephen Wise, Robert Haining:
  An integrated regionalization of earthquake, flood, and drought hazards in China. 25-44
  
• Ross A. Gerrard, Richard L. Church, David M. Stoms, Frank W. Davis:
  Selecting conservation reserves using species-covering models: Adapting the ARC/INFO GIS. 45-60
  
• Peter A. Burrough, Massimo Craglia, Ian Masser, David Rhind:
  Decision makers' perspectives on European geographic information policy issues. 61-71
  
• Piotr Jankowski, Milosz Stasik:
  Spatial understanding and decision support system: A prototype for public GIS. 73-84
  
• Marilyn O. Ruiz:
  A causal analysis of error in viewsheds from USGS digital elevation models. 85-94
  

Volume 2, Number 2, November 1997

• Karen K. Kemp, David J. Unwin:
  From geographic information systems to geographic information studies: An agenda for educators. 103-110
  
• Roger M. Downs:
  The geographic eye: Seeing through GIS?¹. 111-121
  
• Sarah W. Bednarz, Gail Ludwig:
  Ten things higher education needs to know about GIS in primary and secondary education. 123-133
  
• Paul Heinrich:
  Addendum: Secondary school geography and GIS in the United Kingdom¹². 134-135
  
• Kenneth E. Foote:
  The Geographer's Craft: Teaching GIS in the Web. 137-150
  
• Derek Thompson, Francis Lindsay, Paul E. Davis, David W. S. Wong:
  Towards a framework for learning with GIS: The case of Urban World, a hypermap learning environment based on GIS. 151-167
  
• Pip Forer:
  Flexible delivery and social learning: Seeking a new geography of education for GIS and GIS in education. 169-179
  
• Karen K. Kemp:
  The NCGIA core curricula in GIS and remote sensing. 181-190
  

Volume 2, Number 3, December 1997

• A. Stewart Fotheringham, Graham P. Clarke, Bob Abrahart:
  Guest Editorial: Geocomputation and GIS. 199-200
  
• Christopher J. Brookes:
  A genetic algorithm for locating optimal sites on raster suitability maps. 201-212
  
• Soohong Park, Daniel F. Wagner:
  Incorporating Cellular Automata simulators as analytical engines in GIS. 213-231
  
• Linda Lilburne, George L. Benwell, Roz Buick:
  GIS, expert systems, and interoperability. 233-243
  
• Masanao Takeyama:
  Building spatial models within GIS through Geo-Algebra. 245-256
  
• David Pullar:
  Embedding production rules in a GIS. 257-265
  
• Paul H. Y. Tsui, Allan J. Brimicombe:
  The hierarchical tessellation model and its use in spatial analysis. 267-279