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Car/Griesebner/Strobi (Eds.)

Geospatial Crossroads

@ GI_Forum '09

Proceedings of the

Geoinformatics Forum Salzburg

Wichmann

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All explanations, data, results etc. contained In this book have been made by the authors to the best of their knowledge and have been approved with care. However, some errors could not be excluded. For this reason the explanations etc. are given without any obligations or guarantee by the authors, editors and publisher. They cannot take over any responsibility for eventual erroneous contents.

Bibliographic information published by the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek

The Deutsche Nationalbibliothek lists this publication In the Deutsche Natlonalbibliografie.

Detailed bibliographic data are available In the Internet at http://dnb.d-nb.de.

ISBN 978-3-87907-481-5

© 2009 Herbert Wichmann Verlag, Verlagsgruppe Hüthig Jehle Rehm GmbH, Heidelberg, München, Landsberg, Frechen, Hamburg

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form, or any means, electronic or mechanical, Including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.

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Printing: Kessler Druck + Medien, Bobingen Printed in Germany

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Table of Contents

Foreword by the Editors

... V

Bányai, T.:

GIS Based Run-Time Evaluation of Supply Chain Processes... 1

Coleman, A. M.:

Adaptive Classification of Landscape Process and Function - an Integration of

Geoinformatics and Self-Organizing M aps... 11

Czegka, W., Junge, F. W. and Nitzsche, H.-M.:

Methane in Technogenic Lakes — a Study on the Example Lake Muldestausee

(New Central German Lake District) ... 22

Erlacher, C., Paulus, G. and Bachhiesl, P.:

Comparison and Analysis of Multiple Scenarios for Network Infrastructure Planning.... 26

Fritz, S., Mccallum, I., Perger, C., Grillmayer, R., Schill, C., Castillo, A. and Obersteiner, M.:

Landspotting - the use of Crowdsourcing to Improve Global Land Cover... 36

Gruber, G. and Sadleder, T.:

Test and Comparison of Different Regionalization Methods for Ecoregions Based

on Minimum Spanning Trees... 39

Hagenlocher, M., Lang, S., Zeil, P. and Hochschild, V.:

Assessing the Environmental Impact of Population Displacement in Northern Darfur Based on Time Series of High-Resolution Satellite D a ta ... 49

Hall, M. M„ Alazzawi, A. N„ Abdelmoty, A. A. and Jones, C. B.:

Improving the Quality of GPS-Based Personal Gazetteers... 53

Hochmair, H. H.:

Assessment of Latent Bicycle Demand in Street Networks... 56

Höfle, B., Mücke, W, Dutter, M , Rutzinger, M. and Dominger, P.:

Detection of Building Regions Using Airborne LiDAR - a New Combination of

Raster and Point Cloud Based GIS Methods... 66

Jayathissa, G. and Schroder, D.:

Integration of Deviation and Dip Angle Concepts Using GIS in Landslide Hazard

Zonation in Sri Lanka... 76

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Kog, N.. Akin, D., Velioglu, O., Hamzacebi, G., Soyal, L., Yildiz, R. andNurlu, M.:

Comparison of the Turkey National Disaster Archive System (TNDAS) with

International and National Disaster Databases... 86

Kreeb, M., Do Id, G. and Haas is, H.-D.:

ECORadar-Shakti - an Interactive Knowledge-Base to Support GIS for Greening an Indian Megacity... 90

Lang, S„ Tiede, D., Holbling, D., Filreder, P. and Zeil, P.:

Conditioning Land-Use Information Across Scales and Borders... 100

Leitner, M. und Helbich, M.:

Analyzing, Modeling and Mapping the Impact of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita on the Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Crime in Houston, TX... 110

Linke, S. and Kleinschmit, B.:

Assessing the Dynamic Land Use Model METRONAMICA on a Local Level... 120

Mehmood, H. and Tripathi, N. K.:

Real Time Self Mapping Hybrid Positioning System... 130

Mittlbock, M. andBelgiu, M.:

Facing Semantic Interoperability Issues Within the Geospatial Disaster Management Domain ... 140

Needham, C.:

Using GIS to Model the Diurnal Variation of Urban Population Distribution... 144

Negreiros,J.:

Spatial Neighbourhood Matrix Computation - Inverse Distance Weighted versus

Binary Contiguity... 154

Ostapowicz, K. and Kozak, J.:

Modelling of Future Land Use Change with Cellular Automata... 158

Pais-Barbosa, J., Teodoro, A. C., Veloso-Gomes, F. and Taveira-Pinto, F.:

Classification of Beach Hydromorphological Behaviour Through Image

Classification Algorithms and Geographic Information Technologies... 160

Pernkopf L. and Lang, S.:

Sensitivity Units for Strategic Environmental Assessment... 164 Pina, J. L., Seron, F. and Cerezo, E.:

Building and Rendering 3D Navigable Digital Cities... 167

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Rau, J.-Y., Cheng, C.-K. and Jen, N.-C.:

Realization of Multi-Scale Building Models for Cost-Effective Web 3D GIS

Applications... 177

Reinelt, A., Canney, S. andDouglas-Hamilton, I.:

Mali's Desert Elephants and the Interaction with Developing Human Societies... 187

Steinnocher, K., Aubrecht, C, Köstl, M. and Knoflacher, M.:

Flood-Related Damage Cost Assessment - Regional Projection Considering Local

Conditions... 191

Van Leeuwen, B., Tobak, Z., Szatmári, J., Musci, L., Kitka, G., Fiala, K., Rakonczai, J. and Mezősi, G.:

Small Format Aerial Photography - a Cost Effective Approach for Visible,

Near Infrared and Thermal Digital Imaging... 200

Vatseva, R., Stoimenov, A., Kopecká, M, Novácek, J. and Dimitrov, V.:

Forest Fragmentation Mapping - Case Studies in Bulgaria and Slovakia... 210

Von der Dunk, A.:

Analyzing Land Use Conflicts in Order to Recognize Socio-Ecological Hotspots... 214

Wagner, I.:

The Danube Floodplain National Park Habitats - Application of the Object-Based

Image Analysis approach... 218

Walanus, A. and Nalepka, D.:

Statistical Confidence on Maps by Bootstrapping... 228

Ward, S. M., Leitner, M. and Paulus, G.:

Utilizing GIS Technology in Hazards Research: Applying a Spatial Recovery Index to Assess Vulnerability and Community Resilience - Carinthia, Austria... 232

Zamyatin, A.:

A Set of Spatial Characteristics in Cellular Automata Land Cover Change Modeling... 236

Acknowledgement

... 240

Index of Authors

242

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