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will assign

A GALLERY OF MAP PROJECTIONS Albers Equal-area Conic. Bipolar Oblique Conic. Braun Stereographic Conic. De L'Isle Equidistant Conic. Euler Equidistant Conic. Herschel Conic. Kavrayskiy 4 Conic. Krasovskiy 1 THE FUNDAMENTAL LAWS OF GISCIENCE "On laws in geography" Golledge and Amadeo (1968) Annals of the Association of American Geographers. 58(4): 760-774. – cross-section laws – equilibrium laws EXPLORING SPATIAL DATA WITH GEODATM : A WORKBOOK 11 ESDA Basics and Geovisualization 78 11.1 Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 11.2 Percentile Map

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TIME-SPACE CONVERGENCE AND CHANGING ACCESSIBILITY PATTERNS Speed Limits on America’s Interstates Historical Benchmarks • 1901– CT – 12 mph Open Roads / 8 mph Cities • 1942 – Office of Defense Transportation – 35 mph • 1956 – The Federal Aid Highway Act / The Highway Revenue Act --creating the Dwight D. Eisenhower System of Interstate and Defense Highways • 1973 – 74 OPEC Oil Embargo • 1974 – 55 mph

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iii PREFACE [Although Harry Steward has not participated in the revisions of this bibliography, he contributed in a major manner to the first edition and to this preface. Therefor CENTER FOR SPATIALLY INTEGRATED SOCIAL SCIENCE (CSISS) recognizes the growing significance of space, spatiality, location, and place in social science research. It seeks to develop unrestricted access to tools and perspectives that will advance the spatial analytic capabilities of researchers throughout the social sciences. CENTER FOR SPATIALLY INTEGRATED SOCIAL SCIENCE (CSISS) Help with CSISS search enginges: Forming a query, Using word forms, Controlling proximity, Interpreting search results, Finding similar

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GIS AND POPULATION SCIENCE About the Program The Mission. This Advanced Spatial Analysis program, funded by The Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), is the successor of the previous GIS and Population Science program. The primary aims of this new program, starting in 2008, are: first, to move beyond basic GIS training to set the highest standards for spatial analysis CSISS - GIS COOKBOOK: RECIPE - MAKING A CHOROPLETH MAP 7) In the Fields section of the window , find the drop-down list labeled Value: . Select the attribute field from your shapefile that contains the data you wish to use to construct the choropleth map. Select your attribute. 8) ArcMap will break your data up into five classes using the default Natural Breaks classification method and

will assign

A GALLERY OF MAP PROJECTIONS Albers Equal-area Conic. Bipolar Oblique Conic. Braun Stereographic Conic. De L'Isle Equidistant Conic. Euler Equidistant Conic. Herschel Conic. Kavrayskiy 4 Conic. Krasovskiy 1 EXPLORING SPATIAL DATA WITH GEODATM : A WORKBOOK 11 ESDA Basics and Geovisualization 78 11.1 Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 11.2 Percentile Map THE FUNDAMENTAL LAWS OF GISCIENCE "On laws in geography" Golledge and Amadeo (1968) Annals of the Association of American Geographers. 58(4): 760-774. – cross-section laws – equilibrium laws TIME–SPACE IN GEOGRAPHY BoxG E P,JenkinsG M1970TimeSeriesAnalysis:Forecasting and Control.Holden-Day, San Francisco Burman J P 1980 Seasonal adjustment by signal extraction. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A 143: 321–37 Burridge P, Wallis K F 1984 Unobserved-components

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CSISS - CSISS CORE PROGRAMS CSISS Core Programs. CSISS focuses on the methods, tools, techniques, software, data access, and other services needed to promote and facilitate a novel and integrating approach to social science that is spatially integrated.CSISS is based around core programs targeted across the full spectrum from inductive, exploratory science to theory-based, confirmatory science. GIS AND POPULATION SCIENCE About the Program The Mission. This Advanced Spatial Analysis program, funded by The Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), is the successor of the previous GIS and Population Science program. The primary aims of this new program, starting in 2008, are: first, to move beyond basic GIS training to set the highest standards for spatial analysis A GALLERY OF MAP PROJECTIONS Current arrangement in the manner of Snyder. 324 Graphics, created and released into the Public Domain by CSISS - SPATIAL TOOLS CSISS Tools Clearinghouse. The CSISS Tools Clearinghouse is intended to grow into a robust collection of spatial analysis software, software links, and links to information about tools for spatial analysis. The development of these tools is a lively research area and the goal of this clearinghouse is to provide up-to-date information on

available tools.

MICROCAM FOR WINDOWS Written by Dr. Scott A. Loomer (Colonel, US Army, Retired) MicroCAM for Windows is a microcomputer based program designed for use in the instruction of computer-assisted cartography. With MicroCAM, a student can experiment with more than twenty map projections and a wide variety of mapping parameters, all on an easily accessible

microcomputer.

A GALLERY OF MAP PROJECTIONS A Gallery of Map Projections - Pseudocylindricals. Adams Orthembadic (Quartic Authalic) Apian 1 Globular. Apian 1 Globular (in Two Hemispheres) Apian 2 Globular. Apian 2 Globular (in Two Hemispheres) Arden-Close Transverse Mollweide. Atlantis

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will assign

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TIME–SPACE IN GEOGRAPHY BoxG E P,JenkinsG M1970TimeSeriesAnalysis:Forecasting and Control.Holden-Day, San Francisco Burman J P 1980 Seasonal adjustment by signal extraction. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A 143: 321–37 Burridge P, Wallis K F 1984 Unobserved-components

models

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iii PREFACE [Although Harry Steward has not participated in the revisions of this bibliography, he contributed in a major manner to the first edition and to this preface. Therefor TIME-SPACE CONVERGENCE AND CHANGING ACCESSIBILITY PATTERNS Speed Limits on America’s Interstates Historical Benchmarks • 1901– CT – 12 mph Open Roads / 8 mph Cities • 1942 – Office of Defense Transportation – 35 mph • 1956 – The Federal Aid Highway Act / The Highway Revenue Act --creating the Dwight D. Eisenhower System of Interstate and Defense Highways • 1973 – 74 OPEC Oil Embargo • 1974 – 55 mph WAGNER VII - CSISS.ORG Title: Wagner_VII.cdr Author: Paul B. Anderson Created Date: 12/24/2004 12:31:50 AM CENTER FOR SPATIALLY INTEGRATED SOCIAL SCIENCE (CSISS) recognizes the growing significance of space, spatiality, location, and place in social science research. It seeks to develop unrestricted access to tools and perspectives that will advance the spatial analytic capabilities of researchers throughout the social sciences. CENTER FOR SPATIALLY INTEGRATED SOCIAL SCIENCE (CSISS) Help with CSISS search enginges: Forming a query, Using word forms, Controlling proximity, Interpreting search results, Finding similar

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CSISS - GIS COOKBOOK: RECIPE - MAKING A CHOROPLETH MAP 7) In the Fields section of the window , find the drop-down list labeled Value: . Select the attribute field from your shapefile that contains the data you wish to use to construct the choropleth map. Select your attribute. 8) ArcMap will break your data up into five classes using the default Natural Breaks classification method and

will assign

A GALLERY OF MAP PROJECTIONS Albers Equal-area Conic. Bipolar Oblique Conic. Braun Stereographic Conic. De L'Isle Equidistant Conic. Euler Equidistant Conic. Herschel Conic. Kavrayskiy 4 Conic. Krasovskiy 1 THE FUNDAMENTAL LAWS OF GISCIENCE "On laws in geography" Golledge and Amadeo (1968) Annals of the Association of American Geographers. 58(4): 760-774. – cross-section laws – equilibrium laws EXPLORING SPATIAL DATA WITH GEODATM : A WORKBOOK 11 ESDA Basics and Geovisualization 78 11.1 Objectives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 11.2 Percentile Map

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TIME–SPACE IN GEOGRAPHY BoxG E P,JenkinsG M1970TimeSeriesAnalysis:Forecasting and Control.Holden-Day, San Francisco Burman J P 1980 Seasonal adjustment by signal extraction. Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series A 143: 321–37 Burridge P, Wallis K F 1984 Unobserved-components

models

TIME-SPACE CONVERGENCE AND CHANGING ACCESSIBILITY PATTERNS Speed Limits on America’s Interstates Historical Benchmarks • 1901– CT – 12 mph Open Roads / 8 mph Cities • 1942 – Office of Defense Transportation – 35 mph • 1956 – The Federal Aid Highway Act / The Highway Revenue Act --creating the Dwight D. Eisenhower System of Interstate and Defense Highways • 1973 – 74 OPEC Oil Embargo • 1974 – 55 mph

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iii PREFACE [Although Harry Steward has not participated in the revisions of this bibliography, he contributed in a major manner to the first edition and to this preface. Therefor

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All About CSISS - The Center for Spatially Integrated Social Science. recognizes the growing significance of space, spatiality, location, and place in social science research. It seeks to develop unrestricted access to tools and resources that will advance the spatial analytic capabilities of researchers throughout the social sciences. CSISS is CENTER FOR SPATIALLY INTEGRATED SOCIAL SCIENCE (CSISS) Help with CSISS search enginges: Forming a query, Using word forms, Controlling proximity, Interpreting search results, Finding similar

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available tools.

MICROCAM FOR WINDOWS Written by Dr. Scott A. Loomer (Colonel, US Army, Retired) MicroCAM for Windows is a microcomputer based program designed for use in the instruction of computer-assisted cartography. With MicroCAM, a student can experiment with more than twenty map projections and a wide variety of mapping parameters, all on an easily accessible

microcomputer.

A GALLERY OF MAP PROJECTIONS A Gallery of Map Projections - Pseudocylindricals. Adams Orthembadic (Quartic Authalic) Apian 1 Globular. Apian 1 Globular (in Two Hemispheres) Apian 2 Globular. Apian 2 Globular (in Two Hemispheres) Arden-Close Transverse Mollweide. Atlantis

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