Papers of the
Applied Geography Conferences
Volume 12
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Table of Contents
Geographic Information
Systems and Market Research
Michael F. Goodchild, pages: 1-8
A.Stewart
Fotheringham and Raymond Trew,
pages: 9-15
Brady Foust and Howard Botts,
pages: 16-24
Locational Conflict
Analysis: A GIS Approach
Diane Whalley, pages: 25-33
Ellen K. Cromley, pages: 34-40
Geographic Aspects of
the Management of major Institutions
Jeffrey M. Young, pages: 41-46
Changes in the Spatial
Distribution of Northern California’s Sawmill Industry
Bradley T. Cullen, pages: 47- 53
Social Service
Priorities from the Perspective of Users: Methodologies and Results
Bill Leon, pages: 54-60
Geography and City
Planning Policy: A Chicago Case Study, 1939-1959
Harold Mayer, pages: 61-66
Water Marketing in the
Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas
F. Andrew Schoolmaster, pages: 67-74
The Value of Spatial
Decision Support Systems for Oil and Hazardous Chemical Spill Response
Michael D. Gould, pages: 75-81
Kenneth L. Dickson, W. Raymon
Arnold, William T, Waller, James H. Kennedy, Jerry F. hall, and Samuel F.
Atkinson, pages: 82-89
A Geographic
Information System approach to Implementing “Drastic” For Ground Water
Protection
Samuel F. Atkinson, Scott W. Walker, Denice M. Shaw, Kimberly J. Evans, pages: 90-98
Desertification and
Sustainable Development Issues in Botswana
M. Duane Nellis and
Charles E. Bussing, pages: 99 - 106
Assessing Annual
Changes in the Sahelian vegetation of Niger
John A. Harrington, Jr., and Bruce K. Wylie, pages: 107-115
Anthony J. Brazel and
Sandra W. Brazel, pages: 116-121
An Alternative
Framework for Setting Soil Conservation Goals
Jonathan D. Phillips, pages: 122-128
Tropical Deforestation:
Regional Development or Global Threat?
William B. Wood, pages: 129-136
Federal Response Policy
Toward Recurrent Drought in northeast Brazil
Anne Meaney- Leckie, pages: 137-142
Employing the
conservation Reserve to Control Agricultural Nonpoint Water Pollution
Christopher L. Lant,
pages: 143-151
Bruce E. Kiracofe, pages: 152-158
Video Digitalization of
Goes Facsimile Images
Ray Lougeay, pages: 159-163
Establishing a
Statewide corporate GIS Database
Timothy R. Johnson, pages: 164-171
The Impact of Standards
on the GIS Industry
Ronald D. Exler, pages: 172-182
Applied Geography at
the Census Bureau: The Dream is Still alive
Joel Sobel , page: 183
Donald F. Cooke , page: 184
Conflation: Automated
Map Compilation
Alan Saalfield , page: 185
Automated
Reconciliation of Pre-Defined Collection Units for Canadian Labor Force Survey
Thomas W. Haythornwaite
and David A. Saab, pages: 186-193
Larry Li, Gordon Deecker,
and Claude Duguay, pages: 194-198
Planning for 1990
Census Data Collection and Dissemination
Cheryl Landman and Dinah
Winn, pages: 199-201
1990 Decennial Census
Enumeration Methodology
Marian E. Brady, pages: 202-207
Processing the 1990
Decennial Census
Randy J. Fusaro, pages: 212-214
Highlights of
Geographic Coverage and Content for the 1990 Census Data Products Program
Philip N. Fulton and Jane Haines Ingold,
pages: 215-217
1990 Decennial Census
Publication Amp Products
Leslie Godwin, pages: 218-223
Jim Clark, pages: 224-225
The Content and Format
of the Census Bureau’s TIGER/LINE FILE
Peggy Sweeney and John McKay, pages: 226-230
Possible Uses of the
Global Positioning System
Raymond J. Hintz, pages: 231-233
Methodological
Approaches to Revising the Census Definitions of Urban and Urbanized Areas
Michael Chubb, Mohammad Kamiar,
Shwu Fen-Yiin, and Marvel
Lang, pages: 234-235
Integrating TIGER with
GIS and Travel Demand Models
Don E. Kiel, pages: 236-237
Bud P. Bruegger and Andrew
U. Frank, pages: 238-240
Peter A. Bounpane, pages: 241-243
Household Participation
in Recycling: An evaluation of Some Policy Questions
Florence M. Lansana,
Milton E. Harvey and John W. Frazier, pages: 244-255