Computers & Geosciences, 2006, V 32, N 3, April.

 
A GIS-based methodology for the assessment 
of weather radar beam blockage in mountainous
regions: two examples from the US NEXRAD network  • 
Witold F. Krajewski, Alexandros A. Ntelekos
and Radoslaw Goska
Pages 283-302 

2.
Using SDI and web-based system to 
facilitate disaster management  • 
A. Mansourian, A. Rajabifard, 
M.J. Valadan Zoej and I. Williamson
Pages 303-315 

3.
GRANTISM: An ExcelTM model for Greenland
and Antarctic ice-sheet response 
to climate changes  • 
Frank Pattyn
Pages 316-325 

4. 
Multivectors: Nine components represented
on a ternary diagram  • 
John V. Smith and Eberhard Beermann
Pages 326-338 

5.
The groundwater modeling tool for GRASS
(GMTG): Open source groundwater flow modeling  • 
J.J. Carrera-Hernandez and S.J. Gaskin
Pages 339-351 

6.
Monte Carlo simulation as a tool to predict
blasting fragmentation based on 
the Kuz–Ram model  • 
Mario A. Morin and Francesco Ficarazzo
Pages 352-359 

7. 
The application of geostatistics in defining
the characteristic distance for 
grain size trend analysis  • 
E. Poizot, Y. Mear, M. Thomas and S. Garnaud
Pages 360-370 

8.
GCLgrid: A three-dimensional geographical 
curvilinear grid library for computational seismology  • 
Chengliang Fan, Gary L. Pavlis and Kagan Tuncay
Pages 371-381 

9.
Direct sequential simulation with histogram
reproduction: A comparison of algorithms  • 
Robyn K. Robertson, Ute A. Mueller 
and Lynette M. Bloom
Pages 382-395 

10. 
Spatial targeting using queries in a 3-D GIS
environment with application to mineral exploration  • 
Kevin Sprague, Eric de Kemp, Winston Wong, 
John McGaughey, Gervais Perron and Tucker Barrie
Pages 396-418 

11. 
Erratum to: “Semivariogram modeling by 
weighted least squares”: [Computers & 
Geosciences, 22(4) 387–397]  • 
Ricardo A. Olea
Page 419