CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

KEY NOTE PAPERS 

1. ROHLF, F.J. Geometric morphometrics and visualizations of statistical analyses of shape

 
2. BATTY, M. Visualization in GeoComputation


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3. GAHEGAN, M.N., TAKATSUKA, M. and WHEELER, M. GeoVISTA Studio: A Geocomputational Workbench


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4. TUCKER, G.E., LANCASTER, S.T., GASPARINI, N.M. and BRAS, R.L. The Pitter-Pat of Tiny Raindrops: Applications of Dynamic Landscape Modeling in Geomorphology, Archaeology, and Flood Hydrology


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5. EHLEN, J., CALDWELL, D.R. and HARDING, S. The Semantics of GeoComputation

SESSION 1: INDUCTIVE LEARNING TOOLS 

• CURRIT, N. An Inductive Attack on Spatial Scale


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• DAWSON, C.W., WILBY, R.L., HARPHAM, C., BROWN, M.R., CRANSTON, E. and DARBY, E.J. Modelling Ranunculus Presence in the Rivers Test and Itchen Using Artificial Neural Networks


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• GRIFFIN, A.L. An Assessment of the Effect of Training Sample Size on Bayesian Network Learning


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SESSION 2: CELLULAR AUTOMATA + CLUSTER RECOGNITION 

• ESTIVILL-CASTRO, V. and LEE, I. AUTOCLUST: Automatic Clustering via Boundary Extraction for Massive Point-Data Sets


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• TURTON, I. and WALDER, A.N. Why Spatial Pattern Detection is Harder Than it Looks


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• TORRENS, P.M. and O'SULLIVAN, D. Cities, cells, and complexity: developing a research agenda for urban geocomputation


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• BENENSON, I. and OMER, I. Multi-Scale Approach to Measuring Residential Segregation Studies of Unique GIS of Israeli Population Census


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SESSION 3: SHORT TALKS + SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATIONS 

• MILIARESIS, G.C. DEM to Mountain Transformation of the Zargos Ranges


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• WEI, Z-K., CHO, S-K., KIM, J-H. and BAE, H-Y. A New Spatial Data Respresentation in GIS


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• VANOVERBEKE, M.E.L., VAN MEIRVENNE, M. and HOEBEN, R. Coregionalisation of Soil Moisture Content and SAR Images


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• MALEK, M.R. A New Method for the Implementation of Spatial Logical Reasoning in Graphical Software


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• BELLAMY, P.H. Computer Application to Run Catchment Water Quality Models Using Data from Different Sources


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• LEE, I. and GAHEGAN, M. What-if Analysis for Point Data Sets Using Generalised Voronoi Diagrams


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SESSION 4A: DATA MINING + KNOWLEDGE DISCOVERY 

• TURNER, A. Density Data Generation for Spatial Data Mining Applications


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• BRODARIC, B., GAHEGAN, M., TAKATUSKA, M. and HARRAP, R. Geocomputing with Geological Field Data: Is there a 'ghost in the machine'?


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• MARIN, J.A. and BENSON, K.C. Applying Data Mining Principles to HYDICE Hyperspectral Data Classification


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SESSION 4B: SOCIO-ECONOMIC MODELLING (1) 

• LEITNER, M. and FISCHER, M.M. Social and Economic Factors Determining the Development of the Regional Income Distribution in Austria


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• GREGORY, I.N. The Use of Areal Interpolation to Explore Long-Term Demographic Change


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• HARRIS, R.J. and LONGLEY, P.A. The Physical and Socio-Economic Composition of Urban Areas


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SESSION 5A: WORLD WIDE WEB DEVELOPMENTS 

• HASKINS, D.L. CgiMapScript: Spatial Data and the Common Gateway Interface - Using Lightweight ISP-friendly Techniques to Handle Vector Data on the Internet


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• TURTON, I., EVANS, A. and MACGILL, J. Developing an Online Confidential Spatial Satistical Output System for the UK 2001 Census


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• DUKE-WILLIAMS, O.W. and STILLWELL, J.C.H. The Development of a Web-based Interface to Census Interaction Data


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SESSION 5B: SOCIO-ECONOMIC MODELLING (2) 

• TAMAYO, J.S., ENCISO, G.R. and TAMAYO, L.T. Using GIS to Help Explore Relationship School-Industry


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• ZHAO, L. Integrating Rank Techniques Within GIS for Marketing Analysis


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• JOSSELIN, D. and BOLOT, J. A Semi-Automatic Method to Construct Territorial Partitions


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SESSION 6: DATA MODELS + LANGUAGES FOR ANALYSIS (1) 

• CALDWELL, D.R. Extending Map Algebra with Flag Operators


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• BIVAND, R.S. and NETELER, M. Open Source GeoComputation: Using the R Data Analysis Language Integrated with GRASS GIS and PostgreSQL Data Base Systems


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• BORODKINE, R., GRISELIN, M. and ORMAUX, S. Working Towards a Landscape Information System


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SESSION 7A: DIGITAL ELEVATION MODELLING 

• ZUKOWSKYJ, P.M. and TEEUW, R.M. Interpolated Digital Elevation Models, Differential Global Positioning System Surveys and Digital Photogrammetry: A Quantitative Comparison of Accuracy from a Geomorphological Perspective


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• WOOD, J.D. and RANA, S. Construction of Weighted Surface Networks for the Representation and Analysis of Surface Topology


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• CARLISLE, B.H. The Highs and Lows of DEM Error - developing a spatially distributed DEM error model


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SESSION 7B: DATA MODELS + LANGUAGES FOR ANALYSIS (2) 

• HANGOUET, J-F. Storing Voronoi Diagrams in Geographical Databases


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• KEMP, Z. and LEE, H. A Multidimensional Model for Exploratory Spatiotemporal Analysis


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• AHN, B-I. and YANG, S-B. The Development of Spatial Information Distribution Component Model based on OpenGIS


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SESSION 8A: MODELLING LINEAR FEATURES 

• THOMSON, R. and BROOKS, R. Efficient Generalisation and Abstraction of Network Data Using Perceptual Grouping


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• BADER, M. and BARRAULT, M. Improving Snakes for Linear Feature Displacement in Cartographic Generalization


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SESSION 8B: EXPERT SYSTEMS + SMART TECHNIQUES 

• PAKIARAJAH, V., CROWTHER, P. and HARTNETT, J. Conflict Resolution Techniques for Expert Systems Used to Classify Remotely Sensed Satellite Images


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• MALEK, M.R. and HAHN, M. Best Relative Placement: a New Ability for Spatial Processing


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ACCEPTED PAPERS NOT PRESENTED AT THE CONFERENCE 

• AMANTOV, A.V. Changes in Geological Maps as a Result of Computational Techniques


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• AMANTOV, A.V., MOSKALENKO, P.E. and SPIRIDONOV, M.A. New Stage of the Baltic Marine Ecological Patrol in the Light of GeoComputation


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• HAN, J., WEIYA, X. and SHOUYI, X. Artificial Neural Network Method of Rock Mass Blastability Classification


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• NAMA, E.E. Terrain modelling and the impact of lava erosion in a neotectonic landscape: the case of the south west flank of Mount Cameroon, West Africa


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• .PAINHO, M. and BAÇÃO, F. Using Genetic Algorithms in Clustering Problems


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• PEREZ, S. Computer simulation of hangingwall deformation


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