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Volume 36, Number 1, January 2012

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    Paul M. Torrens, Atsushi Nara, Xun Li, Haojie Zhu, William A. Griffin, Scott B. Brown:
    An extensible simulation environment and movement metrics for testing walking behavior in agent-based models. 1-17
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    Richard S. Middleton, Michael J. Kuby, Jeffrey M. Bielicki:
    Generating candidate networks for optimization: The CO2 capture and storage optimization problem. 18-29
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    Judith Anne Verstegen, Derek Karssenberg, Floor van der Hilst, André Faaij:
    Spatio-temporal uncertainty in Spatial Decision Support Systems: A case study of changing land availability for bioenergy crops in Mozambique. 30-42
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    Maryam Kordi, Sven Anders Brandt:
    Effects of increasing fuzziness on analytic hierarchy process for spatial multicriteria decision analysis. 43-53
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    Andreas Jochem, Bernhard Höfle, Volker Wichmann, Martin Rutzinger, Alexander Zipf:
    Area-wide roof plane segmentation in airborne LiDAR point clouds. 54-64
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    Víctor-M. Sempere-Payá, Salvador Santonja-Climent:
    Integrated sensor and management system for urban waste water networks and prevention of critical situations. 65-80
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    Daniela Ballari, Monica Wachowicz, Arnold K. Bregt, Miguel-Ángel Manso-Callejo:
    A mobility constraint model to infer sensor behaviour in forest fire risk monitoring. 81-95
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    Marco te Brömmelstroet:
    Transparency, flexibility, simplicity: From buzzwords to strategies for real PSS improvement. 96-104

Volume 36, Number 2, March 2012

Special issue: Pervasive Location Acquisition Technologies: Data and Analysis

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    Yongmei Lu, Yu Liu:
    Pervasive location acquisition technologies: Opportunities and challenges for geospatial studies. 105-108
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    Stephan Winter, Allison Kealy:
    An alternative view of positioning observations from low cost sensors. 109-117
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    Yihong Yuan, Martin Raubal, Yu Liu:
    Correlating mobile phone usage and travel behavior - A case study of Harbin, China. 118-130
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    Hongmian Gong, Cynthia Chen, Evan Bialostozky, Catherine T. Lawson:
    A GPS/GIS method for travel mode detection in New York City. 131-139
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    Yang Yue, Handong Wang, Bo Hu, Qingquan Li, Yuguang Li, Anthony Gar-On Yeh:
    Exploratory calibration of a spatial interaction model using taxi GPS trajectories. 140-153

Regular Articles

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    Divyani Kohli, Richard Sliuzas, Norman Kerle, Alfred Stein:
    An ontology of slums for image-based classification. 154-163
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    Derek T. Robinson, David Murray-Rust, Verena Rieser, Vesna Milicic, Mark D. Rounsevell:
    Modelling the impacts of land system dynamics on human well-being: Using an agent-based approach to cope with data limitations in Koper, Slovenia. 164-176
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    Itzhak Omer, Ran Goldblatt:
    Urban spatial configuration and socio-economic residential differentiation: The case of Tel Aviv. 177-185
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    Franco Chingcuanco, Eric J. Miller:
    A microsimulation model of urban energy use: Modelling residential space heating demand in ILUTE. 186-194

Volume 36, Number 3, May 2012

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    Alenka Poplin:
    Playful public participation in urban planning: A case study for online serious games. 195-206
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    Xiang Chen, Mei-Po Kwan, Qiang Li, Jin Chen:
    A model for evacuation risk assessment with consideration of pre- and post-disaster factors. 207-217
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    Roberto Henriques, Fernando Bação, Victor Sousa Lobo:
    Exploratory geospatial data analysis using the GeoSOM suite. 218-232
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    Bo Mao, Lars Harrie, Yifang Ban:
    Detection and typification of linear structures for dynamic visualization of 3D city models. 233-244
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    Tsegaye Nega, Carl Smith, James Bethune, Wei-Hsin Fu:
    An analysis of landscape penetration by road infrastructure and traffic noise. 245-256
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    Kai Cao, Bo Huang, Shaowen Wang, Hui Lin:
    Sustainable land use optimization using Boundary-based Fast Genetic Algorithm. 257-269
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    Chiaki Mizutani:
    Construction of an analytical framework for polygon-based land use transition analyses. 270-280

Volume 36, Number 4, July 2012

Regular Article

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    Kerstin Hermes, Michael Poulsen:
    A review of current methods to generate synthetic spatial microdata using reweighting and future directions. 281-290
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    Andrés Manuel García, Inés Santé, Marcos Boullón, Rafael Crecente:
    A comparative analysis of cellular automata models for simulation of small urban areas in Galicia, NW Spain. 291-301
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    Joni A. Downs, Mark W. Horner:
    Analysing infrequently sampled animal tracking data by incorporating generalized movement trajectories with kernel density estimation. 302-310
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    Mahdi Hashemi, Mohammad Reza Malek:
    Protecting location privacy in mobile geoservices using fuzzy inference systems. 311-320
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    Sylvain Lassarre, Emmanuel Bonnet, Franck Bodin, Eleonora Papadimitriou, George Yannis, John Golias:
    A GIS-based methodology for identifying pedestrians' crossing patterns. 321-330
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    Paul J. Maliszewski, Michael J. Kuby, Mark W. Horner:
    A comparison of multi-objective spatial dispersion models for managing critical assets in urban areas. 331-341
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    Ben-Chaung Wang, Fang-Yi Chou, Yung-Jaan Lee:
    Ecological footprint of Taiwan: A discussion of its implications for urban and rural sustainable development. 342-349
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    Shawky Mansour, David J. Martin, Jim Wright:
    Problems of spatial linkage of a geo-referenced Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) dataset to a population census: A case study of Egypt. 350-358

Volume 36, Number 5, September 2012

Regular Articles

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    David Rohde, Jonathan Corcoran:
    Graphical tools for conditional probabilistic exploration of multivariate spatial datasets. 359-370
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    Arif Wismadi, Mark Brussel, Mark Zuidgeest, Heru Sutomo, Lukito Edi Nugroho, Martin F. A. M. van Maarseveen:
    Effect of neighbouring village conditions and infrastructure interdependency on economic opportunity: A case study of the Yogyakarta region, Indonesia. 371-385
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    Abraham Akkerman, Shinji Shimoura:
    Discrete choice in commuter space: Small area analysis of diurnal population change in the Tokyo Metropolitan Region. 386-397
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    Xiongbing Jin, Roger White:
    An agent-based model of the influence of neighbourhood design on daily trip patterns. 398-411
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    Valerie Spicer, Andrew A. Reid, Jordan Ginther, Hasti Seifi, Vahid Dabbaghian:
    Bars on blocks: A cellular automata model of crime and liquor licensed establishment density. 412-422
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    Ebenezer Danso-Amoako, Miklas Scholz, Nickolas Kalimeris, Qinli Yang, Junming Shao:
    Predicting dam failure risk for sustainable flood retention basins: A generic case study for the wider Greater Manchester area. 423-433
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    P. Bieupoude, Y. Azoumah, P. Neveu:
    Optimization of drinking water distribution networks: Computer-based methods and constructal design. 434-444
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    Eric M. Delmelle, Shuping Li, Alan T. Murray:
    Identifying bus stop redundancy: A gis-based spatial optimization approach. 445-455
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    Takeshi Shirabe:
    Prescriptive modeling with map algebra for multi-zone allocation with size constraints. 456-469
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    Germain Forestier, Anne Puissant, Cédric Wemmert, Pierre Gançarski:
    Knowledge-based region labeling for remote sensing image interpretation. 470-480

Volume 36, Number 6, November 2012

Special Issue: Advances in Geocomputation

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    Tao Cheng, James Haworth, Ed Manley:
    Advances in geocomputation (1996-2011). 481-487
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    Mark W. Horner, Brandon Zook, Joni A. Downs:
    Where were you? Development of a time-geographic approach for activity destination re-construction. 488-499
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    Elizabeth A. Mack, Nicholas R. Malizia, Sergio J. Rey:
    Population shift bias in tests of space-time interaction. 500-512
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    Ricky Jacob, Adam C. Winstanley, Naomi Togher, Richard A. P. Roche, Peter Mooney:
    Pedestrian navigation using the sense of touch. 513-525
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    Adel Bolbol, Tao Cheng, Ioannis Tsapakis, James Haworth:
    Inferring hybrid transportation modes from sparse GPS data using a moving window SVM classification. 526-537
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    James Haworth, Tao Cheng:
    Non-parametric regression for space-time forecasting under missing data. 538-550
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    Nick Malleson, Mark H. Birkin:
    Analysis of crime patterns through the integration of an agent-based model and a population microsimulation. 551-561
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    Sarah Wise, Andrew T. Crooks:
    Agent-based modeling for community resource management: Acequia-based agriculture. 562-572

Regular Articles

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    Aviva Peeters, Y. Etzion:
    Automated recognition of urban objects for morphological urban analysis. 573-582
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    Yongwan Chun, Hyun Kim, Changjoo Kim:
    Modeling interregional commodity flows with incorporating network autocorrelation in spatial interaction models: An application of the US interstate commodity flows. 583-591
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    Hamidreza Zoraghein, Ali Asghar Alesheikh, Abbas Alimohammadi, Mohammad H. Vahidnia:
    The utilization of soft transformation and genetic algorithm to model two sources of uncertainty of Indicator Kriging. 592-598
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    Mark Altaweel, Christopher Bone:
    Applying content analysis for investigating the reporting of water issues. 599-613
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    Yunus Emre Aslan, Ibrahim Korpeoglu, Özgür Ulusoy:
    A framework for use of wireless sensor networks in forest fire detection and monitoring. 614-625
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    Clara R. Burgert, Blake Zachary, Ann Way:
    Response to "Problems of spatial linkage of a geo-referenced Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) dataset to a population census: A case study of Egypt". 626-627

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