Computers & Geosciences, 2005, V 31, N 2, March.

1.   
 Geographic information science research in
 Europe: contributions from AGILE  • 
 Michael Gould
 Pages 117-118 

2.   
 Space–time modeling of traffic flow  • 
 Yiannis Kamarianakis and Poulicos Prastacos
 Pages 119-133 

3.   
 A model for spatio-temporal network planning  • 
 Ed Nash, Phil James and David Parker
 Pages 135-143 

4.   
 Comparing categories among geographic ontologies  • 
 Marinos Kavouras, Margarita Kokla and Eleni Tomai
 Pages 145-154 

5.   
 The self-organizing map, the Geo-SOM, and
 relevant variants for geosciences  • 
 Fernando Bacao, Victor Lobo and Marco Painho
 Pages 155-163 

6.   
 Modelling 3D spatial objects in a geo-DBMS
 using a 3D primitive  • 
 Calin Arens, Jantien Stoter and 
 Peter van Oosterom
 Pages 165-177 

7.   
 Multi-resolution extension for transmission
 of geodata in a mobile context  • 
 Jean-Michel Follin, Alain Bouju, 
 Frederic Bertrand and Patrice Boursier
 Pages 179-188 

8.   
 The e-MapScholar project—an example of 
 interoperability in GIScience education  • 
 R.S. Purves, D.J. Medyckyj-Scott 
 and W.A. Mackaness
 Pages 189-198 

9.   
 OGC Catalog Services: a key element for 
 the development of Spatial Data Infrastructures  • 
 J. Nogueras-Iso, F.J. Zarazaga-Soria, R. Bejar, 
 P.J. Alvarez and P.R. Muro-Medrano
 Pages 199-209 

10.   
 An architecture for interoperable GIS use 
 in a local community environment  • 
 Leonid Stoimenov and Slobodanka Djordjevic-Kajan
 Pages 211-220 

11.   
 A distributed geospatial infrastructure
 for Sensor Web  • 
 Steve H.L. Liang, Arie Croitoru and 
 C. Vincent Tao
 Pages 221-231 

12.   
 Solar radiation modelling  • 
 Klemen Zaksek, Tomaz Podobnikar and Kristof Ostir
 Pages 233-240 

13.   
 Accuracy and reliability of map-matched GPS
 coordinates: the dependence on terrain model
 resolution and interpolation algorithm  • 
 Jing Li, George Taylor and David B. Kidner
 Pages 241-251 

14.   
 Use of airborne LiDAR and aerial photography
 in the estimation of individual 
 tree heights in forestry  • 
 Juan C. Suarez, Carlos Ontiveros, 
 Steve Smith and Stewart Snape
 Pages 253-262