Environment and Planning B

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Volume 19, issue 6, 1992

Visualization in Urban Analysis and Design pp. 611-612

R E Klosterman and R Langendorf

Visualizing People in Time and Space pp. 613-637

D Dorling

Using Computer Animation to Visualize Space-Time Patterns pp. 639-650

D Dorling and S Openshaw

Application of Computer Graphics to Regional Trunk Road Network Planning pp. 651-662

M Odani

Urban Modeling in Computer-Graphic and Geographic Information System Environments pp. 663-688

M Batty

Visual Quality and Response Assessment: An Experimental Technique pp. 689-708

O M A Rahman

Towards a Collaborative Planning System pp. 709-722

M J Shiffer

The 1990s: Information Systems and Computer Visualization for Urban Design, Planning, and Management pp. 723-738

R Langendorf

Reviews: Fractured Cities: Capitalism, Community and Empowerment in Britain and America, Fragmenting Societies? A Comparative Analysis of Regional and Urban Development pp. 739-740

A Church

Author Index pp. 741-741

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Subject Index pp. 743-746

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Book Review Index pp. 747-748

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Volume 19, issue 5, 1992

Visual Economics pp. 489-492

M Batty

Pragmatists and Prophets: Planning History and the Third Millennium pp. 493-501

D Hardy

Exploring Individual Style in Design pp. 503-523

Chan C-S

Fuzzy Evaluation of Land-Use and Transportation Options pp. 525-544

P N Smith

Space and Function in Small House Plans: A Case Study in South Africa pp. 545-558

G Mills

A Knowledge-Based Design System for Yunnan-Style House Floor Plans pp. 559-571

M Yan

The Design Implications of Social Interaction in a Workplace Setting pp. 573-584

A Backhouse and P Drew

Shape Recognition in Three Dimensions pp. 585-603

R Krishnamurti and C F Earl

Reviews: World Nuclear Power, Radioactive Waste: Politics and Technology, Map Generalization: Making Rules for Knowledge Representation, Industrial Change and Regional Development: The Transformation of New Industrial Spaces, Understanding Information: Business, Technology and Geography pp. 605-610

C E Miller, M Blakemore, Nicholas Phelps and P E Wells

Volume 19, issue 4, 1992

Plundering the 60s pp. 371-373

M J Breheny

Patterns of Structural-Qualitative Changes in the Development of Complex Systems pp. 375-402

S Holtier

Town Planner as Social Scientist: The Case of the LSE Programme pp. 403-412

M Hebbert

Weights pp. 413-430

G Stiny

The Arithmetic of Maximal Planes pp. 431-464

R Krishnamurti

On the Control of Development by Planning Authorities pp. 465-478

D I Brotherton

Reviews: Regional Policy and Development Series 1. Retreat from the Regions: Corporate Change and the Closure of Factories, Review of Geographic Information 1991, Rates of Urbanization in England 1981–2001, Regions Reconsidered: Economic Networks, Innovation, and Local Development in Industrialised Countries, Justice outside the City: Access to Legal Services in Rural Areas, Migration Models: Macro and Micro Approaches, Housing Management: A Guide to Quality and Creativity pp. 479-488

Nicholas Phelps, G Higgs, P T Kivell, P Cooke, N K Blomley, Ian Bracken and A Evans

Volume 19, issue 3, 1992

Only Twelve Aspiring World Class Universities in Britain? pp. 241-242

M Batty

Reasoning about Spatial Constraints pp. 243-266

K B Yoon and R D Coyne

The Maximal Representation of a Shape pp. 267-288

R Krishnamurti

The Structure of an Honors Curriculum by the Methodology of Q-Analysis pp. 289-315

M J King

Meaning of Industrial Design Objects: From Designers to Users pp. 307-319

S Mastandrea, A Zani, M V Giuliani and G Bove

Linking Water-Balance Simulation and Multiobjective Programming: Land-Use Plan Design in Hawaii pp. 317-336

M A Ridgley and T W Giambelluca

On the Quantity and Quality of Planning Applications pp. 337-357

D I Brotherton

Review: Geographic Information Systems: Developments and Applications, Landlords and Property: Social Relations in the Private Rented Sector, Reducing Regional Inequalities, Imagined Country: Society, Culture, and Environment, Planning and Urban Growth in Nordic Countries, towards a Green Architecture: Six Practical Case Studies, Handling Geographical Information: Methodology and Potential Applications, Urban Goods Movement: A Guide to Policy Planning pp. 359-370

M Kuijpers-Linde, A D H Crook, A E Green, D Cosgrove, R H Williams, A Beard, M Birkin and M J Peters

Volume 19, issue 2, 1992

The Editors of Environment and Planning B, 1992 pp. 119-120

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Mirror Worlds: From Infrastructure to Infostructure pp. 121-124

M Batty

Fractions in the Location Set-Covering Problem pp. 125-130

K E Rosing, C S ReVelle and H Rosing-Vogelaar

The Research Potential of Administrative Data: An Illustrative Example of the Utility of Register Information in Spatial Analysis pp. 131-142

S Raybould and M G Coombes

Computer Assistance in Designing from Precedent pp. 143-171

R D Coyne and M Yokozawa

Corporate Towers and Symbolic Capital pp. 173-188

K Dovey

Sorting Out a Consensus: Analysis in Support of Multiparty Decisions pp. 189-204

C J Andrews

The Symbolic Infrastructure of an Environmental Art Project pp. 205-220

P J J Pennartz

Grammatical Architecture? pp. 221-226

A Fleisher

Review: Making a Middle Landscape, the Role of Time Function in City Spatial Structures: Past and Present, Hollow Promises?: Rhetoric and Reality in the Inner City, Urban Planning under Thatcherism: The Challenge of the Market, the Gravity Model in Transportation Analysis: Theory and Extensions, the Tourist Gaze: Leisure and Travel in Contemporary Societies, Epidemiological Information Systems, Computerization in Developing Countries: Model and Reality, Community Design and the Culture of Cities: The Crossroad and the Wall, Bus Deregulation in the Metropolitan Areas, Geographic Information Systems and Their Socioeconomic Applications pp. 227-240

D Cosgrove, S M Romaya, H W E Davies, G Williams, A S Fotheringham, R Flowerdew, M I Gould, T Cartwright, D Hardy, A K Cross and S A Matthews

Volume 19, issue 1, 1992

London World City: Raised Expectations, but What Next? pp. 1-3

M J Breheny

The Logic of Worms: A Study in Architectural Knowledge Representation pp. 5-31

P Galle and L B Kovács

Heuristic Generation of Layouts (HeGeL): Based on a Paradigm for Problem Structuring pp. 33-59

Akin Ö, B Dave and S Pithavadian

A Fuzzy-Group Multicriteria Decisionmaking Model and its Application to Land-Use Planning pp. 61-84

Xiang W-N, M Gross, J Gy Fabos and E B MacDougall

Organisational Issues and the Implementation of GIS in Massachusetts and Vermont: Some Lessons for the United Kingdom pp. 85-95

H Campbell

Representation and Problem-Solving: The Foundations of Engineering Design pp. 97-105

C L Dym

Reviews: Solar Building Architecture, Artisans and Architects: The Ruskinian Tradition in Architectural Thought, Environmental Planning for Site Development, Envisioning Information, Rural Development and Planning in Zimbabwe, Rural Development and Planning in Zimbabwe, Town Planning Responses to City Change, Introductory Readings in Geographic Information Systems, Analytical and Computer Cartography, Urban Labour Markets: Reviews of Urban Research pp. 107-118

D Hawkes, Brown Fe, K Bishop, D J Martin, C Rakodi, G King, P Longley and R Hudson