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February 2002, Volume 29, Issue 1
- 21-35 Participatory Planning and GIS: A PSS to Bridge the Gap
by Stan Geertman - 37-52 Effects of Zoning Structure and Network Detail on Traffic Demand Modeling
by Kang-Tsung Chang & Zaher Khatib & Yanmei Ou - 53-74 Urban Location and Transportation in the Information Age: A Multiclass, Multicriteria Network Equilibrium Perspective
by Anna Nagurney & June Dong - 75-86 Institutional Barriers to Sustainable Construction
by Ellen M van Bueren & Hugo Priemus - 87-103 On an Alternative Framework for Building Virtual Cities: Supporting Urban Contextual Modelling on Demand
by Chengzhi Peng & David C Chang & Peter Blundell Jones & Bryan Lawson - 105-127 Valuing Locational Externalities: A GIS and Multilevel Modelling Approach
by Scott Orford - 129-139 Nationalising Development Rights: The Feudal Origins of the British Planning System
by Philip Booth - 141-150 Anticoverage Models for Obnoxious Material Transportation
by Vladimir Marianov & Charles ReVelle & Sam Shih - 151-156 Reviews: Sustainable Communities: The Potential for Eco-Neighbourhoods, Terrain Analysis: Principles and Applications, Transnational Urbanism: Locating Globalization, Urban Infrastructure in Transition: Networks, Buildings, and Plans, Remote Sensing and Urban Analysis
by Phil McManus & Sanjay Rana & Alan Latham & Paul M Torrens
December 2001, Volume 28, Issue 6
- 803-804 Public Participation Using Web-Based GIS
by Steve Carver - 805-832 Supporting Imageability on the World Wide Web: Lynch's Five Elements of the City in Community Planning
by Kheir Al-Kodmany - 833-845 Learning through Visual Systems to Enhance the Urban Planning Process
by Andy Hamilton & Nigel Trodd & Xiaonan Zhang & Terry Fernando & Karl Watson - 847-863 Argumentation Maps: GIS-Based Discussion Support for On-Line Planning
by Claus Rinner - 865-887 The Gulf of Maine Environmental Information Exchange: Participation, Observation, Conversation
by Paul C Schroeder & Paul R Boudreau & Chris E W Brehme & Andrew M Boyce & Alison J Evans & Aviva Rahmani - 889-905 Internet GIS for Public Participation
by Zhong-Ren Peng - 907-921 Public Participation, GIS, and Cyberdemocracy: Evaluating on-Line Spatial Decision Support Systems
by Steve Carver & Andrew Evans & Richard Kingston & Ian Turton - 923-932 Zone Separation: A Probit Analysis of Hong Kong Planning Application Statistics
by Lawrence W C Lai & Winky K O Ho - 933-944 Reviews: Quantitative Geography: Perspectives on Spatial Data Analysis, Understanding Local Housing Markets: Their Role in Local Housing Strategies, Tourists in Historic Towns: Urban Conservation and Heritage Management, Web Cartography: Developments and Prospects, the Postmodern Urban Condition, Economic Simulations in Swarm: Agent-Based Modelling and Object Oriented Programming, Housing Associations and Housing Policy: A Historical Perspective, Transportation for Livable Cities
by Jan Rigby & Alan Hooper & Nicholas Falk & Danny Dorling & Mike Samers & Paul M Torrens & Peter A Kemp & David Gillingwater
October 2001, Volume 28, Issue 5
- 637-638 Cities as Small Worlds
by Michael Batty - 639-654 A Decade On: Reflections on the Resource Management Act 1991 and the Practice of Urban Planning in New Zealand
by Harvey C Perkins & David C Thorns - 655-670 Button Design for Weighted Map Overlays
by Wei-Ning Xiang & Francis W Salmon - 671-686 Evaluation of an Urban Design Project: Imagery and Realistic Computer Models
by Pedro Leão Neto - 687-705 Graph-Cellular Automata: A Generalised Discrete Urban and Regional Model
by David O'Sullivan - 707-731 The Emergence of the Representation of Style in Design
by Lan Ding & John S Gero - 733-753 A Constrained CA Model for the Simulation and Planning of Sustainable Urban Forms by Using GIS
by Anthony Gar-On Yeh & Xia Li - 755-776 Governance and Transaction Costs in Planning Systems: A Conceptual Framework for Institutional Analysis of Land-Use Planning and Development Control—The Case of Israel
by Ernest R Alexander - 777-795 Characterization of the Street Networks in the Traditional Turkish Urban Form
by Yasushi Asami & Ayse Sema Kubat & Cihangir Istek - 797-802 Reviews: Planning, Governance and Spatial Strategy in Britain: An Institutionalist Analysis, Urban Planning in a Changing World: The Twentieth Century Experience, Morphological Image Analysis: Principles and Applications, Information Tectonics
by Heather Campbell & Phil McManus & Victor Mesev & Ray Wyatt
August 2001, Volume 28, Issue 4
- 479-480 Contradictions and Conceptions of the Digital City
by Michael Batty - 481-498 Emergent Design: A Crosscutting Research Program and Design Curriculum Integrating Architecture and Artificial Intelligence
by Peter Testa & Una-May O'Reilly & Devyn Weiser & Ian Ross - 499-528 Relationships between Land Use, Socioeconomic Factors, and Travel Patterns in Britain
by Dominic Stead - 529-544 A Syntactic Study of Control in Restrictive Settings: Innovations in Isovist Methods
by Frieda D Peatross - 545-562 Space, Time, and Dynamics Modeling in Historical GIS Databases: A Fuzzy Logic Approach
by Suzana Dragicevic & Danielle J Marceau & Claude Marois - 563-580 Shaping the Planning Profession of the Future: The Role of Planning Education
by Jenny Poxon - 581-594 An Economic–Environmental Input–Output Model and its Application to Regional Economic – Environmental Impact Analysis
by Xu Li & Saburo Ikeda - 595-609 Exploratory Method for Analyzing Changes in Polygon Distributions
by Yukio Sadahiro - 611-622 Small is Beautiful: A Probit Analysis of Development Control of Small Houses in Hong Kong
by Lawrence W C Lai & Winky K O Ho - 623-636 Reviews: Spatial Models and GIS: New Potential and New Models, GISDATA 7, the Internet: An Ethnographic Approach, Valuing the Built Environment: GIS and House Price Analysis, City Region 2020: Integrated Planning for a Sustainable Environment, the Urban Moment: Cosmopolitan Essays on the Late-20th-Century City, the Sustainable City: Urban Regeneration and Sustainability, Introduction to Planning Practice, Innovations in GIS 7: GIS and Geocomputation, Handbook of Environmental and Resource Economics, Transport Investment and Economic Development
by Harvey J Miller & Martin Dodge & Iain Lake & Patsy Healey & Richard Smith & Mark Thurstain-Goodwin & Mark Baker & Rich Harris & Colin Price & Roger Vickerman
June 2001, Volume 28, Issue 3
- 321-326 Agent-Based Pedestrian Modeling
by Michael Batty - 327-341 Agent-Based Modelling of Pedestrian Movements: The Questions That Need to Be Asked and Answered
by Jon Kerridge & Julian Hine & Marcus Wigan - 343-359 “So Go Downtown†: Simulating Pedestrian Movement in Town Centres
by Mordechai Haklay & David O'Sullivan & Mark Thurstain-Goodwin & Thorsten Schelhorn - 361-383 Self-Organizing Pedestrian Movement
by Dirk Helbing & Péter Molnár & Illés J Farkas & Kai Bolay - 385-403 The Use of Pedestrian Modelling in Archaeology, with an Example from the Study of Cultural Learning
by Mark Lake - 405-418 Classifying Pedestrian Shopping Behaviour According to Implied Heuristic Choice Rules
by Shigeyuki Kurose & Aloys W J Borgers & Harry J P Timmermans - 419-432 Earthquake Risk Analysis for Los Angeles County under Present and Planned Land Uses
by Robert B Olshansky & Yueming Wu - 433-446 An Initial Exploration of a Lacunarity-Based Segregation Measure
by X Ben Wu & Daniel Z Sui - 447-460 The Dynamics of Urban Morphology: The Case of Petah Tikvah
by Lucien Benguigui & Daniel Czamanski & Maria Marinov - 461-474 Value and Control: Perceptions of Conserving the Built Environment in Local Planning Authority Practice
by Edward Hobson - 475-478 Review: Complex Spatial Systems: The Modelling Foundations of Urban and Regional Analysis, GeoComputation, the Creative City: A Toolkit for Urban Innovators
by David O'Sullivan & David Martin & Chorianopoulos Ioannis
April 2001, Volume 28, Issue 2
- 163-168 Cellular Automata and Urban Simulation: Where Do We Go from Here?
by Paul M Torrens & David O'Sullivan - 169-182 Explaining Intraurban Variations of Commuting by Job Proximity and Workers' Characteristics
by Fahui Wang - 183-200 A Simplified Model of Urban Morphology: Application to an Analysis of the Environmental Performance of Cities
by Luc Adolphe - 201-217 Analyzing Quality-of-Place
by Clinton J Andrews - 219-241 Public Participation and the Art of Governance
by John Pløger - 243-254 The Fractal Nature of the Everyday Environment
by Andrew Crompton - 255-280 Measuring the Effects of Built Environment on Bus Stop Crime
by Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris & Robin Liggett & Hiroyuki Iseki & William Thurlow - 281-294 Sound Propagation in Interconnected Urban Streets: A Parametric Study
by Jian Kang - 295-314 The Rise and Fall of Discriminatory Zoning in Hong Kongt
by Lawrence W C Lai & Marco K W Yu - 315-320 Reviews: Planning Sustainability, Environmental Analysis and Economic Policy 2: Environment, Land Use and Urban Policy, the Profession of City Planning: Changes, Images and Challenges: 1950–2000, Urban Regeneration: A Handbook, Self-Organization and the City
by Nia Blank & David Pearce & Neil Harris & Rob Imrie & Paul Longley
February 2001, Volume 28, Issue 1
- 1-2 Cybergeography
by Martin Dodge - 3-19 Segueways into Cyberspace: Multiple Geographies of the Digital Divide
by Barney Warf - 21-37 Cyberspatial Cognition and Individual Access to Information: The Behavioral Foundation of Cybergeography
by Mei-Po Kwan - 39-58 The Internet and the Rise of the New Network Cities, 1969–1999
by Anthony M Townsend - 59-71 Location, Location, Location: The Geography of the Dot Com Problem
by Mark I Wilson - 73-88 Cloak-and-Dagger Theory: Manifestations of the Mundane in the Space of Eight Peter Eisenman Houses
by Mark David Major & Nicholas Sarris - 89-102 Self-Organized Settlements
by Andreas Daffertshofer & Hermann Haken & Juval Portugali - 103-121 From Isovists to Visibility Graphs: A Methodology for the Analysis of Architectural Space
by Alasdair Turner & Maria Doxa & David O'Sullivan & Alan Penn - 123-150 Exploring Isovist Fields: Space and Shape in Architectural and Urban Morphology
by Michael Batty - 151-162 Algebras and Grammars for Shapes and their Boundaries
by Djordje Krstic
December 2000, Volume 27, Issue 6
- 799-800 “A Slow Sort of Country!†Said the Queen
by Michael Batty - 801-814 Mapping Policy Discourse with CRANES: Spatial Understanding Support Systems as a Medium for Community Conflict Resolution
by Masahide Horita - 815-826 What is a Neighbourhood? The Structure and Function of an Idea
by Rachel Kallus & Hubert Law-Yone - 827-842 The Office Building: Between Globalization and Local Identity
by Dion Kooijman - 843-863 The Properties of Route Catchments in Orbital – Radial Cities
by Geoffrey Hyman & Les Mayhew - 865-875 Using Image Depth Variables as Predictors of Visual Quality
by Ian D Bishop & JoAnna R Wherrett & David R Miller - 877-891 School Construction and Waste Diversion: An Interorganizational Perspective
by Colleen T MacKinnon - 893-903 A Meta-Analytic Comparison of Determinants of Public Transport Use: Methodology and Application
by Peter Nijkamp & Piet Rietveld & Laura Spierdijk - 905-922 Threshold Analysis Approach to the Objectification of Social Space: The Structure of Household Types in Sydney
by Mike Poulsen & Ron Johnston - 923-937 Adapting GIS Technology to the Needs of Local Planning
by Vania A Ceccato & Folke Snickars - 939-940 Reviews: Social Exclusion and Housing: Context and Challenges
by David Conradson
October 2000, Volume 27, Issue 5
- 641-665 Types, Numbers, and Floor Areas of Nondomestic Premises in England and Wales, Classified by Activity
by Harry R Bruhns & Philip Steadman & Horace Herring & Sarah Moss & Peter A Rickaby - 667-694 Areas and Types of Glazing and other Openings in the Nondomestic Building Stock
by Bratislav Gakovic - 695-708 A Classification System for Services in Nondomestic Buildings
by Peter A Rickaby & Mark T Gorgolewski - 709-720 Patterns of Energy Use in Nondomestic Buildings
by Nigel D Mortimer & Maha A Elsayed & John F Grant - 721-732 N-DEEM: The National Nondomestic Buildings Energy and Emissions Model
by Christine H Pout - 733-758 Inferences about Built Form, Construction, and Fabric in the Nondomestic Building Stock of England and Wales
by Philip Steadman & Harry R Bruhns & Bratislav Gakovic - 759-775 Planning Obligations, Planning Practice, and Land-Use Outcomes
by Heather Campbell & Hugh Ellis & John Henneberry & Caroline Gladwell - 777-788 From Global to Local: The Development of Local Geographic Information Strategies in the United Kingdom
by Massimo Craglia & Paola Signoretta - 789-798 Reviews: GIS Solutions in Natural Resource Management: Balancing the Technical-Political Equation, is Transport Infrastructure Effective? Transport Infrastructure and Accessibility: Impacts on the Space Economy, Computer-Aided Policymaking: Lessons from Strategic Planning Software, Designing Sustainable Communities: Learning from Village Homes, the Widening Gap: Health Inequalities and Policy in Britain, the Deliberative Practitioner: Encouraging Participatory Planning Processes
by Gary Higgs & David Pitfield & Max Craglia & Gwyndaf Williams & Sarah Curtis & Ray Wyatt
August 2000, Volume 27, Issue 4
- 483-484 The New Urban Geography of the Third Dimension
by Michael Batty - 485-505 Rebuilding the Entrepreneurial City: The Master Planning Response to the Bombing of ManChester City Centre
by Gwyndaf Williams - 507-519 When and Where is a City Fractal?
by Lucien Benguigui & Daniel Czamanski & Maria Marinov & Yuval Portugali - 521-536 Computer Visualisation in the Design Control of Urban Environments: A Literature Review
by Susan M Pietsch - 537-547 A Pattern Measure
by Allen Klinger & Nikos A Salingaros - 549-564 The Growth of an Urban Cluster into a Dynamic Self-Modifying Spatial Pattern
by Ferdinando Semboloni - 565-582 Children's Cognitive Mapping: A Potential Tool for Neighbourhood Planning
by Greg Halseth & Joanne Doddridge - 583-598 GIS, Land Use, and Representation
by Peter Bibby & John Shepherd - 599-614 A Theoretical Framework for Weight-Value Set Construction in Land Suitability Assessment
by Wei-Ning Xiang - 615-626 A Micro Language: Generating MEMS Resonators by Using a Coupled Form — Function Shape Grammar
by Manish Agarwal & Jonathan Cagan & George Stiny - 627-640 Social Network Analysis as a Tool for Understanding the Diffusion of GIS Innovations: The Greek GIS Community
by Dimitris G Assimakopoulos
June 2000, Volume 27, Issue 3
- 325-329 Environment in Transition: Better or Different?
by Maria Shahgedanova - 331-347 Environment in the Transition towards Market Economies: An Overview of Trends in Central and Eastern Europe and the New Independent States of the Former Soviet Union
by Tony Zamparutti & Brendan Gillespie - 349-363 Transition and Reform: What Effect Does Resource Abundance Have?
by Anil Markandya & Alina Averchenkova - 365-377 Financing Environmental Protection in Economies in Transition: The Role of Environmental Funds
by Patrick Francis - 379-392 The Economies in Transition as Part of the Climate Regime: Recent Developments
by Fanny Missfeldt & Arturo Villavicenco - 393-410 Technological Options for the Reduction of Russian Acid Rain and Greenhouse Gas Emissions
by Malcolm R Hill - 411-421 Evaluating the Tourism — Environment Relationship: Central and East European Experiences
by Derek R Hall - 423-435 Management of Recreational Areas: GIS, Autonomous Agents, and Virtual Reality
by I D Bishop & H R Gimblett - 437-453 Spatial Planning as a Design Discipline: A Paradigm for Western Europe?
by Barrie Needham - 455-474 Information Sharing in an Interorganizational GIS Environment
by Zorica Nedović-Budić & Jeffrey K Pinto - 475-482 Reviews: Framing Places: Mediating Power in Built Form, Similarities, Connections, and Systems: The Search for a New Rationality for Planning and Management, Geographic Information Systems and the Law: Mapping the Legal Frontiers, Advances in Remote Sensing and GIS Analysis, Cities, Economic Competition and Urban Policy, Winners and Losers: Home Ownership in Modern Britain, Booknote: Remote Sensing Digital Image Analysis: An Introduction
by Nick J Morton & L James Valverde Jr & Max Craglia & Sucharita Gopal & Huw Thomas & Maureen Rhoden
April 2000, Volume 27, Issue 2
- 167-168 Less is More, More is Different: Complexity, Morphology, Cities, and Emergence
by Michael Batty - 169-181 Recent Developments in the Greek System of Urban Centres
by George Petrakos & Prodromos Mardakis & Helen Caraveli - 183-196 GIS and Natural Resource Planning in Papua New Guinea: A Contextual Analysis
by Simon Montagu - 197-230 Shaping Metropolitan Toronto: A Study of Linear Infrastructure Subsidies, 1954–66
by Igor Vojnovic - 231-246 GIS-ROUT: A River Model for Watershed Planning
by Xinhao Wang & Charlotte White-Hull & Scott Dyer & Ying Yang - 247-263 A Behavioral Simulation Model for Metropolitan Policy Analysis and Planning: Residential Location and Housing Market Components of Urbansim
by Paul Waddell - 265-282 The Impact of Fast Routes on Urban Travel Geometry
by Les Mayhew & Geoffrey Hyman - 283-295 Prediction of the Shape of Detached Houses on Residential Lots
by Yasushi Asami & Tamiki Ohtaki - 297-312 Moral Obligations, Planning, and the Public Interest: A Commentary on Current British Practice
by Heather Campbell & Robert Marshall - 313-324 Reviews: Sustainability and Cities: Overcoming Automobile Dependence, Environmental Transport Processes, Globalization and the City, City Worlds, Urban Transformations: Power, People, and Urban Design, Urban Conservation, the Encyclopedia of Housing, Understanding Cities. Unruly Cities?, New Directions in Urban Public Housing
by Phil McManus & Rachael A McDonnell & Paul Benneworth & Richard Dennis & Rob Imrie & Sam Romaya & Carla Chifos & David Wilson & Alan Murie
February 2000, Volume 27, Issue 1
- 1-2 A Database and Model of Energy Use in the Nondomestic Building Stock of England and Wales
by Jim M Penman - 3-10 An Introduction to the National Non-Domestic Building Stock Database
by Philip Steadman & Harry R Bruhns & Peter A Rickaby - 11-24 Surveys of Nondomestic Buildings in Four English Towns
by Frank E Brown & Peter A Rickaby & Harry R Bruhns & Philip Steadman - 25-32 Detailed Energy Surveys of Nondomestic Buildings
by Nigel D Mortimer & Andrea Ashley & Jeremy H R Rix - 33-49 Property Taxation Data for Nondomestic Buildings in England and Wales
by Harry Bruhns - 51-72 Three-Dimensional Representation of Urban Built Form in a GIS
by S Holtier & J P Steadman & M G Smith - 73-91 A Classification of Built Forms
by Philip Steadman & Harry R Bruhns & Senino Holtier & Bratislav Gakovic & Peter A Rickaby & Frank E Brown - 93-103 A Combined Land-Use and Transportation Model for Work Trips
by Qiang Meng & Hai Yang & Sze-Chun Wong - 105-119 Reasoning by Visual Analogy in Design Problem-Solving: The Role of Guidance
by Hernan P Casakin & Gabriela Goldschmidt - 121-136 Subsymmetry Analysis of Architectural Designs: Some Examples
by Jun-Ho Park - 137-150 Heuristic Concentration: A Study of Stage One
by Kenneth E Rosing - 151-162 Environmental Conflicts in Compact Cities: Complexity, Decisionmaking, and Policy Approaches
by Gert de Roo - 163-166 Reviews: Greenspeak: A Study of Environmental Discourse, Urban Planning Theory since 1945, Road Pricing, Traffic Congestion and the Environment: Issues of Efficiency and Social Feasibility
by Sally Eden & David Valler & David Pitfield
December 1999, Volume 26, Issue 6
- 791-792 Small Worlds and Large Webs: The Power of Scale
by M Batty - 793-803 The Design and Planning of Residential Development: Standard House Types in the Speculative Housebuilding Industry
by A Hooper & C Nicol - 807-833 Controlling the Design of Private Sector Residential Development: An Agenda for Improving Practice
by M Carmona - 835-854 The Communicative Ideology in Spatial Planning: Some Critical Reflections Based on the Dutch Experience
by H Voogd & J Woltjer - 855-878 Towards a New Digital Data Infrastructure for Urban Analysis and Modelling
by P A Longley & R J Harris - 879-891 Why are the Design and Development of Public Spaces Significant for Cities?
by A Madanipour - 893-907 Application of a Genetic Algorithm to Policy Planning: The Case of Solid Waste
by B Rubenstein-Montano & I Zandi - 909-923 A Universal Rule for the Distribution of Sizes
by N A Salingaros & B J West - 925-930 Reviews: Rent Control: Regulation and the Rental Housing Market, Unsettling Cities: Movement/Settlement, Social Enterprise Zones: Building Innovation into Regeneration, Critical Vehicles: Writings, Projects, Interviews, Geographic Information Systems: An Introduction
by C Whitehead & R Freestone & R Imrie & D Conradson & D J Maguire - 931-931 Author Index
by N/A - 932-938 Subject Index
by N/A - 939-940 Book Reviews Index
by N/A - 941-941 Referees 1999
by N/A
October 1999, Volume 26, Issue 5
- 633-635 Obituary—John H Ashby, 1928–1999
by N/A - 636-638 Contemporary Planning: The Limits of First-Order Thinking
by M Batty - 639-642 The Eyes Have it: CCTV as the ‘Fifth Utility’
by S Graham - 643-664 Do Cooperative Environmental Planning Mandates Produce Good Plans? Empirical Results from the New Zealand Experience
by P R Berke & J Crawford & J Dixon & N Ericksen - 665-684 The Design of the Delta Land-Use Modelling Package
by D C Simmonds - 685-709 Defining Block Character
by A E Stamps III - 711-726 Rank Order for a Rehabilitation Program Using Multiple Criteria
by G Concilio & P Korhonen & M Soismaa - 727-740 Fortress Johannesburg
by A Lipman & H Harris - 741-750 Market Capture Models under Various Customer-Choice Rules
by D Serra & H A Eiselt & G Laporte & C S ReVelle - 751-761 Urban Industrial Relocation: The Theory of Edge Cities
by F Medda & P Nijkamp & P Rietveld - 763-782 Obscure Ritual or Administrative Luxury? Integrating Strategic Planning and Regional Development
by M Baker & I Deas & C Wong - 783-789 Reviews: Methods and Techniques in Human Geography, British Town Planning and Urban Design, GIS and Organisations and People: A Socio-Technical Approach, the Writings of Clarence S Stein: Architect of the Planned Community, Training and Education in Urban Regeneration: A Framework for Participants, Architectonics of Humanism: Essays on Number in Architecture, Selling Places: The Marketing and Promotion of Towns and Cities 1850–2000
by I Lake & A Hale & P Longley & P Hull & H Thomas & W J Mitchell
August 1999, Volume 26, Issue 4
- 475-476 A Research Programme for Urban Morphology
by M Batty - 477-501 Shape Grammars: Five Questions
by T W Knight - 503-515 Urban Morphogenesis at the Microscale: How Houses Change
by J W R Whitehand & N J Morton & C M H Carr - 517-531 Institutional Aspects of Regional Planning, Management, and Development: Models and Lessons from the English Experience
by P Roberts & G Lloyd - 533-554 Constructing Neighborhoods from the Bottom up: The Case for Resident-Generated GIS
by E Talen - 555-571 Do Land-Use Controls Cause Sprawl?
by R Pendall - 573-591 Vision and Visioning in Planning: What do these Terms Really Mean?
by R Shipley & R Newkirk - 593-604 The Impact of Housing Privatisation in China
by X Q Zhang - 605-629 Modeling the Urban Ecosystem: A Conceptual Framework
by M Alberti
June 1999, Volume 26, Issue 3
- 317-320 New Perspectives on Planning Support Systems
by R E Klosterman - 321-331 Computing in Planning: Professional and Institutional Requirements
by B Harris - 333-343 Structure of a Planning Support System for Urban Development
by L D Hopkins - 345-364 The Integration of Case-Based Systems and GIS in Development Control
by X Shi & A G O Ych - 365-380 New Tools for Spatial Analysis and Planning as Components of an Incremental Planning-Support System
by H D Kammeier - 381-391 Planning Support System for an Urban Environment Improvement Project
by T Edamura & T Tsuchida - 393-408 The What If? Collaborative Planning Support System
by R E Klosterman - 409-425 Architectural Practices and Disabling Design in the Built Environment
by P Hall & R Imrie - 427-446 Modern Visions of the Medieval City: Competing Conceptions of Urbanism in European Civic Design
by K D Lilley - 447-454 Architectonics of Proportion: Historical and Mathematical Grounds
by L March - 455-468 Sketching the City: A GIS-Based Approach
by R R Singh - 469-474 Review: Democracy and the Environment: Problems and Prospects, Transport Policy and the Environment, the Experience of Modernism: Modern Architects and the Future City 1928–1953, Digital Places: Living with Geographical Information Technologies
by G Smith & D Pitfield & A Cecchini & P Fisher
April 1999, Volume 26, Issue 2
- 159-162 Competing through Planning
by N A Phelps & M Tewdwr-Jones - 163-167 The Need for Domain Theories
by B Hillier - 169-191 The Hidden Geometry of Deformed Grids: Or, Why Space Syntax Works, When it Looks as Though it Shouldn't
by B Hillier - 193-218 The Space of Innovation: Interaction and Communication in the Work Environment
by A Penn & J Desyllas & L Vaughan - 219-240 Space, Evolution, and Function in the Houses of Chaco Canyon
by W Bustard - 241-250 The Morphology of Exploration and Encounter in Museum Layouts
by Y K Choi - 251-264 Space Syntax and the Dutch City
by S Read - 265-280 A Face Vector Representation for the Construction of Polyhedra
by M A Rosenman - 281-295 The Use of the Landscape Metaphor in Understanding Population Data
by J D Wood & P F Fisher & J A Dykes & D J Unwin & K Stynes - 297-312 Strengthening the Urban Housing Market: The Dutch Approach
by H Priemus - 313-316 Reviews: The Information Age: Economy, Society and Culture. Volume III: End of Millennium, Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems, Principles of Geographical Information Systems
by A Latham & V Mesev & M F Goodchild
February 1999, Volume 26, Issue 1
- 1-4 Response to Commentaries: Planning Theory and Practice—Mixing Them or Minding the Gap
by E R Alexander - 5-6 Guest Editorial
by L March & T Knight - 7-14 Shape
by G Stiny - 15-31 Shape Grammars: Six Types
by T W Knight - 33-44 Supporting Emergence in Geographic Information Systems
by S C Chase - 45-57 Constructing Algebras of Design
by D Krstic - 59-73 A Visual Implementation of a Shape Grammar System
by M Tapia