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Spatial Technologies, Geographic Information, and the City
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Ronald F. Abler
Stuart Aitken
Man's Place in the Home: Telecommuting, Identity and Urban
Space
Access and Information: How the New Electronic Media
Changes
Everything Geographical but perhaps Changes Nothing!
Elizabeth K. Burns
Automobile Dependence, Gender and Inner-City Residence, and
Travel Demand Management
Matt Carroll
Man's Place in the
Home: Telecommuting, Identity and Urban
Space
Barry Cross
Harrisburg Internet Project Proposal
Ken Dueker
Neotraditional Design:
Resisting the Decentralizing Forces of New Spatial
Technologies
Timothy W. Foresman
Community Coalition Services Utilizing Spatial Technology:
A Perspective on Baltimore
Regional Activities
Reginald G. Golledge
The Impact of Information Access on Travel Behavior of
Blind
or
Vision Impaired People
Michael Gould
Modeling Third Wave (Virtual)
Accessibility
Steve Graham
Surveillant
Simulation and the City: GIS and Urban Panopticism
Kingsley Haynes
Space, Technology and the Edge City: Patterns of Service and
Infrastructure Investments
Amy Helling
Why We Should Care About intra-metropolitan
Accessibility
and How We Measure It
Ken Hillis
Spatial Technologies, Geographic Information, and the City
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Some Theoretical And Practical Observations
Don Janelle
Space-Time Properties of Urban Life and Urban
Structure:
Discontinuities,
Distortions, and Distance
David Lemberg
Gentleman Adventurers in the Information Age:
Accessibility, Activity, and Urban
Futures
Yongmei Lu
Improving Accessibility to Spatial Information on the
Internet
Aharon Kellerman
Information and the Fusion of Spatialites
Seymour J. Mandelbaum
The Bridge Project:
Developmental Paths
Laxmi Ramasubramanian
Knowledge Production and Use in
Community-Based Organizations:
Examining
the Impacts and Influence of Information Technologies
David Sawicki
Information and Spatial Technologies and the Inner City
Lauren Scott
Urban Agglomeration, Social Fragmentation
Daniel Sui
Urban Forms, Urban Processes, and Urban Policies:
Toward a
New Conceptual Framework and a New Research
Agenda
for Metropolis in the 21st Century
Melvin Webber
