Transactions in GIS, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, January 1999

• John Wilson:
  Editorial. 1
  
• Pip Forer:
  Whose Framework? Whose World? 3-6
  

• William S. Albert, Reginald G. Golledge:
  The Use of Spatial Cognitive Abilities in Geographical Information Systems: The Map Overlay Operation. 7-21
  
• Clare Churcher, Neville Churcher:
  Realtime Conferencing in GIS. 23-30
  
• Mark Gahegan, Julien Flack:
  The Integration of Scene Understanding within a Geographic Information System: A Prototype Approach for Agricultural Applications. 31-49
  
• David A. Bennett, Greg A. Wade, Marc P. Armstrong:
  Exploring the Solution Space of Semi-structured Geographical Problems Using Genetic Algorithms. 51-71
  

Volume 3, Number 2, March 1999

• P. W. Newton, Kerry L. Taylor, G. S. Taylor, Ross G. Ackland, David J. Abel:
  Guest Editorial: GIS Networks and the Marketplace. 91-95
  

• Claudio Paniconi, Sally Kleinfeldt, Jonathan Deckmyn, Andrea Giacomelli:
  Integrating GIS and Data Visualization Tools for Distributed Hydrologic Modeling. 97-118
  
• W. Z. Shi, M. Ehlers, K. Tempfli:
  Analytical Modelling of Positional and Thematic Uncertainties in the Integration of Remote Sensing and Geographical Information Systems. 119-136
  
• May Yuan:
  Use of a Three-Domain Repesentation to Enhance GIS Support for Complex Spatiotemporal Queries. 137-159
  
• Kai Wang, Chor-Pang Lo:
  An Assessment of the Accuracy of Triangulated Irregular Networks (TINs) and Lattices in ARC/INFO. 161-174
  
• Nicholas Chrisman:
  What Does 'GIS' Mean? 175-186
  
• Konstantinos A. Tarabanis, Ioannis Tsionis:
  Using Network Analysis for Emergency Planning in Case of an Earthquake. 187-197
  

Volume 3, Number 3, June 1999

• Mark Gahegan:
  Guest Editorial: What is Geocomputation? 203-206
  

• Ian Brown:
  Developing a Virtual Reality User Interface (VRUI) for Geographic Information Retrieval on the Internet. 207-220
  
• Stephen Wise:
  Extracting raster GIS data from scanned thematic maps. 221-237
  
• Jayajit Chakraborty, Lisa A. Schweitzer, David J. Forkenbrock:
  Using GIS to Assess the Environmental Justice Consequences of Transportation System Changes. 239-258
  
• David L. Tulloch:
  Theoretical Model of Multipurpose Land Information Systems Development. 259-283
  
• Richard D. Mrozinski, Robert G. Cromley:
  Singly- and Doubly-Constrained Methods of Areal Interpolation for Vector-based GIS. 285-301
  

Volume 3, Number 4, October 1999

• G. Brent Hall:
  GIS Education and Infrastructure Challenges and Problems in Emerging Countries. 311-317
  

• Christine E. Dunne, Peter J. Atkins, Michael Blakemore, Janet G. Townsend:
  Teaching Geographical Information Handling Skills for Lower-income Countries. 319-332
  
• J. Fürst, S. Ignar:
  Development of a University Training Center for Environmental GIS Applications in Poland. 333-342
  
• Isi A. Ikhuoria:
  Professionalism and Manpower Issues in Geographical Information Systems in West Africa. 343-358
  
• Laxmi Ramasubramanian:
  GIS Implementation in Developing Countries: Learning from Organisational Theory and Reflective Practice. 359-380
  
• Tracey Morton McKay:
  Using GIS Internships to Build Capacity in a Disadvantaged Society. 370
  
• Paul van Helden:
  Building Innovative GIS Education and Training Programs through Multi-disciplinary Co-operation and International Collaboration. 372
  

• Jaishree Beedasy:
  The Role of Foreign Technical Aid and Need for Human Resource Development in Emerging Countries. 374
  
• Jonathan Deckmyn, J. Feyen, F. Cisneros, Bert De Bièvre:
  PROMAS: Building GIS Capacity through Research and Extension Projects. 376
  
• Andries Naude, Tom de Jong, Pieter van Teefelen:
  Measuring Accessibility with GIS-Tools: A Case Study of the Wild Coast of South Africa. 381-395