Contents of Beyond
Mapping, Spatial Reasoning and Map Analysis Books
By Joseph K. Berry
These writings are based on the Beyond Mapping column in GeoWorld Magazine (Adams Business Media publisher) from 1989 to the present.
Topics #1 through #10, BM Intro and BM Epilog have been compiled into a book entitled Beyond Mapping: Concepts, Algorithms and Issues in GIS (Berry, 1993). Topics #11 through SR#20, SR Intro and SR Epilog have been compiled into a second book entitled Spatial Reasoning for Effective GIS (Berry, 1995). Topics #21 through #30, MA Intro and MA Epilog have been compiled into a draft manuscript for a book entitled Map Analysis: Discovering and Applying Spatial Relationships (Berry, in preparation).
PC-based software tMAPTM provides hands-on exercises and gCONTM provides digital slide shows on GIS concepts corresponding to the material presented in the column and books.
Topics in the Beyond Mapping series of articles include:
BM Intro - An Overview of Basic GIS Terminology and Organizational Structure
Topic #1 - Maps As Data and Data Structure Implications
Topic #2 - Measuring Effective Distance and Connectivity
Topic #3 - Roving Windows: Assessment of Neighborhood Characteristics
Topic #4 - What GIS Is (And Isn't): Spatial Data Mapping, Management, Modeling and More
Topic #5 - Assessing Variability, Shape and Pattern of Map Features
Topic #6 - Overlaying Maps and Characterizing Error Propagation
Topic #7 - Overlaying Maps and Summarizing the Results
Topic #8 - Scoping GIS: What to Consider
Topic #9 - Slope, Distance and Connectivity: Their Algorithms
Topic #10 - Cartographic and Spatial Modeling
BM Epilog - From Where is What, to So What: A Brief History and Probable Future of GIS Technology
SR Intro - Where Is GIS: Driving Forces, Trends and Forecasts
Topic #11 - Understanding GIS: High Technology for Mid-Level Management
Topic #12 - From Field Samples to Mapped Data: Assessing Geographic Distributions
Topic #13 - Implementing GIS: Considerations, Contingencies and Confusion
Topic #14 - Toward An Honest GIS: Practical Approaches to Mapping Uncertainty
Topic #15 - A Framework for Map Analysis: Essential Concepts and Practical Expressions
Topic #16 - Alternative Data Structures: Options Beyond Raster and Vector
Topic #17 - Organizing the Map Analysis Toolbox: Fundamental Components and Considerations
Topic #18 - The Anatomy of a GIS Model: Some Case Studies
Topic #19 - Putting GIS in the Hands of People: Considerations and Components of a Field Unit
Topic #20 - A Futuristic GIS: Some Examples of Advanced Analytical Procedures
SR Epilog - GIS's
Wildcard: The Human Factor in GIS Technology
MA Intro-- GIS
Software’s Changing Roles
Topic
#21 - Object-Oriented
Technology and Its GIS Expressions
Topic #22 - Assessing
Interpolation Results through Residual Analysis
Topic #23 - Considerations in Sampling Design
Topic #24 - Where Is GIS Education?
Topic #25 - Analyzing Accumulation Surfaces
Topic #26 - Analyzing In-Store Shopping Patterns
Topic #27 - Linking Data Space and Geographic Space
Topic #28 - Investigating Spatial Dependency
Topic #29 - Analyzing Landscape Patterns
Topic #30 - Applying Data Mining Techniques to Map Analysis
Topic #31 - Characterizing Micro-Terrain Features
Topic #32 - Landscape Visualization
Topic #33 - Creating Variable-Width Buffers
Topic #34 - Deriving and Using Travel-Time Maps
Topic #35 - Deriving and Using Visual Exposure Maps
Topic #36 - Characterizing Data Patterns and Relationships
MA Epilog- Technical and Cultural Shifts in the GIS Paradigm
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