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| Timothy Nyerges | University of Washington |
| Helen Couclelis | University of California, Santa Barbara |
| Robert McMaster |
University of Minnesota, USA
University of Minnesota |
| © 2011 | 576 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd |
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| Hardcover | ISBN: | 9781412946452 | $150.00 | |
| Ebook | ISBN: | 9781446209622 |
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| PART ONE: INTRODUCTION | |
| Geographic Information Systems and Society | Timothy L. Nyerges, Robert McMaster, and Helen Couclelis |
| A Twenty Year Research Perspective | |
| PART TWO: GIS AND SOCIETY RESEARCH | |
| SECTION ONE: FOUNDATIONS OF GIS AND SOCIETY RESEARCH | |
| Concepts, Principles, Tools, and Challenges in Spatially Integrated Social Science | Donald G. Janelle and Michael F. Goodchild |
| Geographic Ontologies and Society | Marinos Kavouras and Margarita Kokla |
| The Social Potential of GIS | Stacy Warren |
| Critical GIS | Sarah Elwood, Nadine Schuurman, and Matthew W. Wilson |
| SECTION TWO: GIS AND MODERN LIFE 107 | |
| Connecting Geospatial Information to Society Through Cyberinfrastructure | Marc P. Armstrong, Timothy L. Nyerges, Shaowen Wang, and Dawn Wright |
| Environmental Sustainability | Clodoveu A. Davis, Jr., Frederico T. Fonseca, and Gilberto Camara |
| The Role of Geographic Information Science and Spatial Data Infrastructures in the Integration of People and Nature | |
| GIS and Population Health | Nadine Schuurman and Nathaniel Bell |
| An Overview | |
| Cogito Ergo Mobilis Sum | Martin Raubal |
| The Impact of Location-based Services on Our Mobile Lives | |
| SECTION THREE: ALTERNATIVE REPRESENTATIONS IN GIS AND SOCIETY RESEARCH | |
| Human-scaled Visualizations and Society | Dimitris Ballas and Danny Dorling |
| Indigenous Peoples' Issues and Indigenous Uses of GIS | Melinda Laituri |
| Spatial Modeling of Social Networks | Carter T. Butts and Ryan M. Acton |
| GIS Designs for Studying Human Activities in a Space-Time Context | Hongbo Yu and Shih-Lung Shaw |
| SECTION FOUR: GIS IN ORGANISATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS | |
| Emerging Frameworks in the Information Age | Ian Masser |
| The Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) Phenomenon | |
| Spatial Data Infrastructure for Cadastres | Francis Harvey |
| Foundations and Challenges | |
| A GIS-based Computer-supported Collaborative Work Flow System in Urban Planning | Anthony G.O. Yeh and Kenneth S.S. Tang |
| GIS and Emergency Management | Christopher T. Emrich, Susan L. Cutter and Paul J. Weschler |
| SECTION FIVE: GIS IN PUBLIC PARTICIPATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT | |
| Designing Public Participation Geographic Information Systems | Piotr Jankowski |
| Online Public Participation GIS for Spatial Planning | Richard Kingston |
| Participatory Approaches in GIS and Society Research | Sarah Elwood |
| Foundations, Practices, and Future Directions | |
| PPGIS Implementation and the Transformation of US Planning Practice | Laxmi Ramasubramanian |
| Politics and Power in Participation and GIS Use for Community Decision Making | Rina Ghose |
| SECTION SIX: VALUE, FAIRNESS AND PRIVACY IN A GIS CONTEXT | |
| Geographic Information Value Assessment | Roger Longhorn |
| Geovisualization of Spatial Equity | Emily Talen |
| Natural Resource Conflicts, Their Management, and GIS Applications | Peter A. Kwaku Kyem |
| Legal and Ethical Issues of Using Geospatial Technologies in Society | Daniel Z. Sui |
| PART THREE: CONCLUSION | |
| GIS and Society Research | Helen Couclelis, Timothy L. Nyerges, and Robert McMaster |
| Reflections and Emerging Themes |
