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JGS
2000
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A linear regression solution to the spatial autocorrelation problem
Abstract. The Moran Coe
Daniel A. Griffith
JGS
2000
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Part 1 Spatial analysts and GIS practitioners
The history of GIS is traced, and a working de
Michael F. Goodchild
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2000
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Part 4 Technology and the future of GIS and spatial analysis
Abstract. Geographical Information Science is essentially computational geography and has its own research program, namely all aspects of formal models for spatial natural processe...
Andrew U. Frank
JGS
2000
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Geographic representation in spatial analysis
Spatial analysis mostly developed in an era when data was scarce and computational power was expensive. Consequently, traditional spatial analysis greatly simpli
Harvey J. Miller
JGS
2000
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Mapping rates associated with polygons
Abstract. Suppose that geographic data under investigation are rates associated with polygons. For example, disease incidence, mortality, and census undercount data may be displaye...
Noel Cressie, Hal S. Stern, Deanne Reber Wright
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2000
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The academic success of GIS in geography: Problems and prospects
The success of GIS has in some ways proved to be a mixed blessing to academic geography. While quantitative geography has developed as a disciplinary specialism over a long period ...
Paul A. Longley
JGS
2000
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The GIS/SA interface for substantive research(ers): A critical need
This paper is concerned with the intersection of GIS and spatial analysis, its accessibility for scientists who may be less methodologically oriented than others, and its use in su...
Lawrence A. Brown
JGS
2000
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Part 3 Specialized aspects of GIS and spatial analysis
GIS and spatial analysis is suited mainly for static pictures of the landscape, but many of the processes that need exploring are dynamic in nature. Dynamic processes can be comple...
Paul W. Box
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2000
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Spatial analysis in epidemiology: Nascent science or a failure of GIS?
This paper summarizes contributions of GIS in epidemiology, and identi
Geoffrey M. Jacquez
JGS
2000
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Part 2 The Link between GIS and spatial analysis
Abstract: Some ideas are formulated on the challenges presented to GIS, spatial analysis and spatial econometrics that result from recent trends in social science research. These n...
Luc Anselin