Showing papers by "Barry Boots published in 2002"
01 Jan 2002
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed a spatial model of a self-organizing megalopolis with time-space convergence based on the Geographically Weighted Regression approach.
Abstract: Preface. 1. Introduction B. Boots, et al. Part I: Statistical Models of Spatial Systems. Section A: Spatial Statistics. 2. Geographic Patterns of Urban Residential Development J. Lee. 3. Using Local Statistics for Boundary Characterization B. Boots. 4. Local Spatial Interaction Modelling based on the Geographically Weighted Regression Approach T. Nakaya. Section B: Space-Time Analysis. 5. Understanding Activity Scheduling and Rescheduling Behaviour: Theory and Numerical Illustration Chang-Hyeon Joh, et al. 6. Geographical Model of a Self-Organizing Megalopolis with Time-Space Convergence I. Mizuno. 7. Epidemic Modelling of HIV/AIDS Transfers between Eastern and Western Europe P. Smith, R. Thomas. Part II: Computational Methods. Section A: Simulation Models. 8. A Spatial Microsimulation Model for Social Policy Evaluation D. Ballas, et al. 9. Analysis of the Effect of Land Use Patterns on the Anthropogenic Energy Discharged from Air Conditioning and Hot Water Supply Using a Modified CSU Mesoscale Model T. Watanabe, et al. 10. Generalized Thunen and Thunen-Ricardo Models for Asian Land Use K. Konagaya. Section B: GIS Models. 11. Balancing Consensus and Conflict with a GIS-Based Multi-Participant, Multi-Criteria Decision Support Tool R.D. Feick, G.B. Hall. 12. Grid-Based Population Distribution Estimates from Historical Japanese Topographical Maps Using GIS: Y. Arai, S. Koike. 13. GIS Modelling for Rain-Induced Debris-Flow Hazards in a Small Watershed S. Zhao, T. Tamura. Section C: The Internet. 14. A GeographicalInterpretation of Cyberspace: Preliminary Analysis on the Scaling Tendency of Information Spaces N. Shiode. 15. On Modelling Internet Transactions as a Time-Dependent Random Walk: An Application of the Retail Aggregate Space-Time Trip (RASTT) Model R.G.V. Baker. 16. Development of Disaster Information Network System in the Asian Region: Internet GIS for Disaster Information Management Y. Ogawa, et al. 17. Geographical Conceptualization of Cyberplaces M. Takeyama. Contributors. Subject Index.
16 citations
25 Sep 2002
TL;DR: This paper investigates the behaviour of three variants of a single recursive Voronoi construction involving point generators and describes how these structures may be constructed in Arc/Info.
Abstract: Recursive Voronoi diagrams (RVDs) use Voronoi concepts to tessellate a space with respect to a given set of generators and repeat the construction every time with a new generator set consisting of objects selected from the previous generator set plus features of the current tessellation. In this paper, we investigate the behaviour of three variants of a single recursive Voronoi construction involving point generators. We describe how these structures may be constructed in Arc/Info. Although we suggest that RVDs have a number of potential uses in GIS, we focus on a spatial modelling perspective and examine some of their statistical characteristics. The RVDs examined are found to be fractal in nature.
3 citations