Journal

GIS Education Today: From GI Science to GI Engineering
Andrew U. Frank and Martin Raubal

Exploring County-level Production of Framework Data: Analysis of the National
Framework Data Survey
David Tulloch and Jennifer Fuld

The Concept and Implementation of Perceptual Regions as Hierarchical Spatial
Units for Evaluating Environmental Sensitivity
Isabelle Reginster and Geoffrey Edwards

Implementing the Enterprise GIS in Transportation
Database Design
J. Allison (Al) Butler and Kenneth J. Dueker

Developing a Web-enabled Tool to Assess Long-term Hydrologic Impacts of Landuse
Change: Information Technology Issues and a Case Study
Shilpam Pandey, Renee Gunn, Kyoung Jae Lim, Bernard Engel, Jon Harbor

User-Driven Integrated Statistical Solutions
Mark E. Wallace and Jonathan Sperling

Design of an Intelligent Geographic Information System for Multi-criteria Site
Analysis
Chulmin Jun

Extending Geographic Information Systems to Meet Neighborhood Planning
Needs: The Case of Three Chicago Communities
Kheir Al-Kodmany

Geographic Information Science and Crime Analysis
Arthur Getis, Pat Drummy, John Gartin, Wilpen Gorr, Keith Harries, Peter Rogerson,
Debra Stoe, Richard Wright

Application Challenges for Geographic Information Science: Implications for
Research, Education, and Policy for Emergency Preparedness and Response
John Radke, Tom Cova, Michael F. Sheridan, Austin Troy, Lan Mu, Russ Johnson

An Empirical Approach to Estimating GIS Benefits
Stephen R. Gillespie

GIS Implementation in the Grassroots
R. E. Sieber

Beyond City Limits: The Multi-Jurisdictional Applications of GIS
Michael J. Greenwald

A Model of the Decision Process For GIS Adoption and Diffusion In A Government
Environment (1996 Horwood Critique Prize)
Tai On Chan and Ian P. Williamson

Consensus-building in a Multi-participant Spatial Decision Support System (1997
Horwood Critique Prize)
Robert D. Feick and Dr. G. Brent Hall

GIS Development and Planning Collaboration: a Few Examples from France
Stéphane Roche and Jean-Baptiste Humeau

From the Field: Observations on Using GIS To Develop a Neighborhood
Environmental Information System For Community Based Organizations
Wendy A. Kellogg

The Likelihood of Becoming a GIS User
Zorica Nedovic-Budic

Integrating Spatial Data with Photography for Visualizing Changes in a Forested Environment
Gary R. Clay and H. Randy Gimblett

The Case for a Unified Linear Reference System
David Fletcher, John Espinoza, R.D. Mackoy, Steve Gordon, Bruce Spear, Alan Vonderhoe

GIS-T Enterprise Data Model with Suggested Implementation Choices
Kenneth J. Duker and J. Allison Butler