Journal of Geographical Systems, Volume 5

Volume 5, Number 1, May 2003

• Mei-Po Kwan, Donald G. Janelle, Michael F. Goodchild:
  Accessibility in space and time: A theme in spatially integrated social science. 1-3
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• Morton E. O'Kelly, M. W. Horner:
  Aggregate accessibility to population at the county level: U.S. 1940-2000. 5-23
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• Michael Tiefelsdorf:
  Misspecifications in interaction model distance decay relations: A spatial structure effect. 25-50
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• Joe Weber:
  Individual accessibility and distance from major employment centers: An examination using space-time measures. 51-70
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• Hyun-Mi Kim, Mei-Po Kwan:
  Space-time accessibility measures: A geocomputational algorithm with a focus on the feasible opportunity set and possible activity duration. 71-91
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• Alan T. Murray, Xiaolan Wu:
  Accessibility tradeoffs in public transit planning. 93-107
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• Irene Casas:
  Evaluating the importance of accessibility to congestion response using a GIS-based travel simulator. 109-127
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• Mei-Po Kwan, Alan T. Murray, Morton E. O'Kelly, Michael Tiefelsdorf:
  Recent advances in accessibility research: Representation, methodology and applications. 129-138
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Volume 5, Number 2, Agust 2003

• Barry Boots:
  Developing local measures of spatial association for categorical data. 139-160
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• P. Congdon:
  Modelling spatially varying impacts of socioeconomic predictors on mortality outcomes. 161-184
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• Theo A. Arentze, Harry J. P. Timmermans:
  Measuring the goodness-of-fit of decision-tree models of discrete and continuous activity-travel choice: methods and empirical illustration. 185-206
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• Piet Rietveld, S. van Woudenberg:
  The utility of travelling when destinations are heterogeneous. How much better is the next destination as one travels further?. 207-222
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Volume 5, Number 3, November 2003

• Pece V. Gorsevski, Paul E. Gessler, Piotr Jankowski:
  Integrating a fuzzy k-means classification and a Bayesian approach for spatial prediction of landslide hazard. 223-251
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• Robert Gilmore Pontius Jr., Aditya Agrawal, Diana Huffaker:
  Estimating the uncertainty of land-cover extrapolations while constructing a raster map from tabular data. 253-273
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• Rainer Andergassen, Peter Nijkamp, Aura Reggiani:
  Analysis of regional labour market dynamics: In search of indications for self-organised criticality. 275-290
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• Giuseppe Arbia, Jean H. P. Paelinck:
  Economic convergence or divergence? Modeling the interregional dynamics of EU regions, 1985-1999. 291-314
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• Börje Johansson, Johan Klaesson, Michael Olsson:
  Commuters' non-linear response to time distances. 315-329
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Volume 5, Number 4, December 2003

• Tarmo K. Remmel, Ferenc Csillag:
  When are two landscape pattern indices significantly different?. 331-351
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• Roderic Béra, Christophe Claramunt:
  Topology-based proximities in spatial systems. 353-379
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• Yong Wang, Phillip Lai, Daniel Z. Sui:
  Mapping the Internet using GIS: The death of distance hypothesis revisited. 381-405
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• Atsuyuki Okabe, Tohru Yoshikawa:
  SAINF: A toolbox for analyzing the effect of point-like, line-like and polygon-like infrastructural features on the distribution of point-like non-infrastructural features. 407-413
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