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Computers & Geosciences

• Exploratory cartographic visualization: advancing the agenda
  Maceachren, A.M. and Kraak, M.
  page 335-343
• Exploring spatial data representation with dynamic graphics
  Dykes, J.A.
  page 345-370
• Dynamic graphics in a GIS: more examples using linked software
  Cook, D., Symanzik, J., Majure, J.J. and Cressie, N.
  page 371-385
• Visualizing spatial data uncertainty using animation
  Ehlschlaeger, C.R., Shortridge, A.M. and Goodchild, M.F.
  page 387-395
• Modelling and visualizing multiple spatial uncertainties
  Davis, T.J. and Keller, C.P.
  page 397-408
• Dynamic display of spatial data-reliability: does it benefit the map user?
  Evans, B.J.
  page 409-422
• Time-series animation techniques for visualizing urban growth
  Acevedo, W. and Masuoka, P.
  page 423-435
• Role of dynamic cartography in simulations of landscape processes based on multivariate fields
  Mitas, L., Brown, W.M. and Mitasova, H.
  page 437-446
• New media and their application to the production of map products
  Cartwright, W.
  page 447-456
• Principles of hypermaps
  Kraak, M. and Van Driel, R.
  page 457-464
• Visualization and interaction tools for aerial photograph mosaics
  Fernandes, J.P., Fonseca, A., Pereira, L., Faria, A., Figueira, H., Henriques, I., Garcao, R. and Camara, A.
  page 465-474
• The use of VRML for cartographic presentation
  Fairbairn, D. and Parsley, S.
  page 475-481
• Cognitive spaces and metaphors: a solution for interacting with spatial data
  Neves, N., Silva, J.P., Goncalves, P., Muchaxo, J., Silva, J.M. and Camara, A.
  page 483-488
• Going virtual with geographic information and scientific visualization
  Rhyne, T.M.
  page 489-491
• Another node on the Internet
  Butler, J.C.
  page 493-494