Title of Paper or publication |
Published/Presented |
Brief Description |
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A Spatially Enabled Enterprise Wide Asset Management System |
Presented at Smallworld
’99, London, England, 1999. |
A case study that
involved implementing a mission-critical, Y2K-compliant solution for AT&T
to protect 45,000 miles of buried cable across the US using GE Smallworld
technology. |
|
Quality Assurance Standards for Enterprise-Wide Systems
Implementation |
Presented at Smallworld
Symposium 98, Denver, Colorado, 1998. |
Techniques for assuring
the quality of a Smallworld GIS implementation and system integration
project. |
|
The Evolution of
GIS Technology |
Published in Smallworld
International Conference Proceedings, Berlin, Germany, 1997. |
Understanding the technical
and procedural considerations for a Smallworld GIS implementation project. |
|
Object-Oriented GIS Supports
Rapid Application Development |
Journal
of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (URISA), Spring
1997 |
Explanation of how
object-oriented concepts affect GIS application development using examples
from the Smallworld Magik programming environment. |
|
Information Technology: Trends and
Products |
Journal
of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (URISA), Fall 1996. |
A preview of new and
evolving GIS and database software products. |
|
The Role of Information
Technology in Strategic Environmental Management |
GIS/LIS ‘96, Denver, Colorado, 1996. |
How GIS can help
organizations comply with ISO 14001 and related standards for Strategic
Environmental Management. |
|
A Comparison of GIS-based Methods for
Estimating the Volume of Contaminated Soils |
Presented at GIS in the Rockies, Golden, Colorado, 1992. |
Comparison of methods
using ESRI Arc/Info and extensions such as GRID and TIN to model soil
contamination. |
|
Environmental
Mapping and Data Analysis using a Geographic Information System |
Presented at Tenth High Altitude Revegetation Workshop,
Ft. Collins, Colorado, 1992. |
Basic principles of GIS
for use in environmental applications. |
|
A Tightly
Coupled GIS and Data Base System for Hazardous Waste Site Information
Management |
Eleventh Annual ESRI Users Conference, Palm Springs,
California, 1991. |
Overview of system design
using Arc/Info and the Ingres database management system for supporting hazardous
waste site investigations. |
|
ARC/INFO -
An Integral Component of a Hazardous Waste Information System |
Tenth Annual ESRI Users Conference, Palm Springs,
California, May 14-18, 1990. |
Use of Arc/Info for
supporting hazardous waste site investigations. |
|
Processing
Techniques for the Production of an Experimental Computer-Generated
Shaded-Relief Map |
The American Cartographer, V. 13, No. 1,
January, 1986. |
Results of research to
develop computer-based shaded relief algorithms using digital elevation
models (DEMs). |