Numerical experiments with central place theory and spatial interaction modelling
Stan Openshaw, Yannis Veneris
Hierarchical destination choice and spatial interaction modelling: a simulation experiment
A Stewart Fotheringham, Tomoki Nakaya, Keiji Yano, Stan Openshaw, Yoshitaka Ishikawa
Neural network, genetic, and fuzzy logic models of spatial interaction
S Openshaw
Towards a more computationally minded scientific human geography
S Openshaw
Commentary
A new human geographic research agenda for GIS
S Openshaw
High-performance computing and geography: developments, issues, and case studies
I Turton, S Openshaw
Algorithms for reengineering 1991 Census geography
S Openshaw, L Rao
Putting the 1991 Census Sample of Anonymised Records on your Unix workstation
I Turton, S Openshaw
Using computer animation to visualize space - time patterns
D Dorling, S Openshaw
An evaluation of the BBC Domesday interactive videodisc as a GIS for planners
S Openshaw
Post-Chernobyl prospects for nuclear power in the United Kingdom
S Openshaw
Some implications of the commodification of information and the emerging information economy for applied geographical analysis in the United Kingdom
S Openshaw, J Goddard
The AGW spatial interaction workstation
M Clarke, S Openshaw
A Monte Carlo simulation approach to solving multicriteria optimisation problems related to planmaking, evaluation, and monitoring in local planning
S Openshaw, P Whitehead
Ecological fallacies and the analysis of areal census data
S Openshaw
Spatial scientists and representational democracy: the role of information-processing technology in the design of parliamentary and other constituencies
R J Johnston, S Openshaw, D W Rhind, D J Rossiter
Predicting the consequences of a nuclear attack on Britain: models, results, and implications for public policy
S Openshaw, P Steadman
A methodology for using models for planning purposes
S Openshaw
Daily urban systems in Britain: from theory to practice
M G Coombes, J S Dixon, J B Goddard, S Openshaw, P J Taylor
An empirical study of some zone-design criteria
S Openshaw
Towards a more rational consideration of census areal units: daily urban systems in Britain
M G Coombes, J S Dixon, J B Goddard, S Openshaw, P J Taylor
Optimal zoning systems for spatial interaction models
S Openshaw
Empirically derived deterrence functions for maximum performance spatial interaction models
S Openshaw, C J Connolly
An empirical study of some spatial interaction models
S Openshaw
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