Applied GIS and Spatial Analysis

Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd

Applied GIS and Spatial Analysis

Editor(s): John Stillwell, Graham Clarke

Published Online: 17 MAR 2006

Print ISBN: 9780470844090

Online ISBN: 9780470871331

DOI: 10.1002/0470871334

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Only applications-driven book dealing with commerically-sponsored spatial analysis research.
* Focuses on business and public sector planning case studies, offering readers a snapshot of the use of spatial analysis across a broad range of areas.
* Internationally-renowned editors and contributors present a broad variety of global applications, and demonstrate GIS components and spatial methodologies in practice.

Table of contents

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      Front Matter (pages i–xiii)

    1. Chapter 1

      Introduction (pages 1–7)

      Graham Clarke and John Stillwell

  3. Part 1: Geobusiness

    1. Chapter 2

      Retail Applications of Spatial Modelling (pages 9–33)

      Ken Jones and Tony Hernandez

    2. Chapter 3

      Using Spatial Models to Solve Difficult Retail Location Problems (pages 35–54)

      Mark Birkin, Graham Clarke, Martin Clarke and Richard Culf

    3. Chapter 4

      Location-Based Services for WAP Phone Users in a Shopping Centre (pages 55–70)

      António S. Câmara and António Eduardo Dias

    4. Chapter 5

      Mass Appraisal and Noise: The Use of Lifestyle Segmentation Profiles to Define Neighbourhoods for Hedonic Housing Price Mass Appraisal Models (pages 71–85)

      Steven Laposa and Grant Thrall

  4. Part 2: Social Deprivation

    1. Chapter 6

      Targeting Clusters of Deprivation within Cities (pages 87–110)

      Richard Harris and Paul Longley

    2. Chapter 7

      Assessing Deprivation in English Inner City Areas: Making the Case for EC Funding for Leeds City (pages 111–136)

      Paul Boyle and Seraphim Alvanides

    3. Chapter 8

      GIS for Joined-Up Government: The Case Study of the Sheffield Children Service Plan (pages 137–149)

      Massimo Craglia and Paola Signoretta

    4. Chapter 9

      The Application of New Spatial Statistical Methods to the Detection of Geographical Patterns of Crime (pages 151–168)

      Peter Rogerson

  5. Part 3: Transport and Location

    1. Chapter 10

      Modelling and Assessment of Demand-Responsive Passenger Transport Services (pages 169–194)

      Mark E. T. Horn

    2. Chapter 11

      The South and West Yorkshire Strategic Land-Use/Transportation Model (pages 195–214)

      David Simmonds and Andy Skinner

    3. Chapter 12

      The Relocation of Ambulance Facilities in Central Rotterdam (pages 215–232)

      Stan Geertman, Tom de Jong, Coen Wessels and Jan Bleeker

    4. Chapter 13

      A Probability-Based GIS Model for Identifying Focal Species Linkage Zones across Highways in the Canadian Rocky Mountains (pages 233–255)

      Shelley M. Alexander, Nigel M. Waters and Paul C. Paquet

  6. Part 4: National Spatial Planning

    1. Chapter 14

      Modelling Migration for Policy Analysis (pages 257–296)

      Phil Rees, A. Stewart Fotheringham and Tony Champion

    2. Chapter 15

      Modelling Regional Economic Growth by Means of Carrying Capacity (pages 297–313)

      Leo van Wissen

    3. Chapter 16

      Planning a Network of Sites for the Delivery of a New Public Service in England and Wales (pages 315–333)

      Mike Coombes and Simon Raybould

    4. Chapter 17

      New Methods for Assessing Service Provision in Rural England (pages 335–352)

      Martin Frost and John Shepherd

    5. Chapter 18

      Forecasting River Stage with Artificial Neural Networks (pages 353–373)

      Pauline Kneale and Linda See

    1. Chapter 19

      Undertaking Applied GIS and Spatial Analysis Research in an Academic Context (pages 375–396)

      Robin Flowerdew and John Stillwell

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      Author Index (pages 397–402)

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      Subject Index (pages 403–406)

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