| Title |
Author |
| Soil Erosion of Spatiotemporal Distribution Pattern and Factor Analysis on Teh-Chi Reservoir watershed under Human-Environment Interactions (1946-2008) |
Yan-Ting Liau |
| Spatial Accessibility to Healthcare Service and Health Outcome for People with Disability |
Hsin Chung Liao |
| Enhancing the “P” in Participatory-GIS projects to improve social and human capitals: The use of FOSS4G tools in community-based resource management |
Marc Elgin Delgado |
| Evaluating PPGIS in community development by actor-network |
Bor-Wen Tsai |
| Development and Evaluation of a Map Annotation System Using a Digital Pen - An Example of a Distributional Survey of a Local Shopping Area - |
Masatoshi Ishikawa |
| A Humanistic Creative Service Development for Demodulating, Encoding Heritage and Surfing to the Future |
Chung-Ming Huang |
| Spatial-temporal analysis of population changes based on geo visualization |
Jing Cui |
| Modeling Asian urban dynamics: Impacts of economic globalization on the emergence of desakota regions in Taipei metropolitan area |
Bing Sheng Wu |
| Exploring the spatially varying effects of neighborhood trust and health care system distrust on self-rated health among the elderly: A geographically weighted regression approach |
Tse-Chuan Yang |
| Origin Distribution Visualization of Floating Population and Determinants Analysis: A Case study of Yiwu City |
Li Hongsheng |
| A study of Taipei City public high school district |
Hsueh-Cheng Chou |
| Potential Analysis of the Population Density Distribution in Southeast Asia |
Michihisa Umekawa |
| Spatial and Temporal Transit of Obesity Epidemic in Taiwan 2001 – 2005: A multilevel spatial model |
Duan-Rung Chen |
| Vulnerability of Norwegian municipalities to natural hazards |
Ivar Svare Holand |
| Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis for Identifying Digitalization Factors to Farmers’ Associations in Taiwan |
Chien-Tso Chen |
| A Space-Time GIS for Studying Individual-based Human Activities and Interactions |
Shih-Lung Shaw |
| Tools for spatio-temporal data analysis and dynamic visualization in a web-based GIS |
María José García-Rodríguez |
| Integration of spatio-temporal traits in GIS trough TimeML |
Willington Siabato |
| Normalization and quantification of indefinite temporal expressions with a view to integration in a spatio-temporal GIS |
M. Guerrero-Nieto |
| Narrative Geospatial Knowledge about Taiwanese Aboriginal Settlements: A Case Study |
Tyng-Ruey Chuang |
| Promoting Community Tourism via Online Geo-Platform – A Web2.0 Marketing Probe in Taiwan |
Chong-Wey Lin |
| A future for GIS in archaeology: the integration of theory and analysis. |
Gary Lock |
| GIS and landscape archaeology: the South Cadbury Environs Project |
Gary Lock |
| Estimating Accessibility to Natural Resources Using a New Energy-based Travel-Cost Model: An Archaeological Case Study of Jomon Net-fishing in Eastern Japan |
Yasuhisa Kondo |
| Digital Time-Travels: Communicating Historical GIS-and TGIS-information in museum environments |
Per Stenborg |
| The Historical Images and Humanism Maps of Eastern Taiwan |
Shyang-Woei Lin |
| Spatial analysis of Western medical services in Republican Beijing: A Historical GIS Approach |
Peiyao Zhang |
| Towards a Historical GIS of Europe: State-building processes and comparative spatial statistics in a “Digital Atlas on the History of Europe since 1500” |
Andreas Kunz |
| GIS applications and WebMapService for the “Monies, Markets, and Finance in China and East Asia 1600-1900”-Project |
Stefan Dieball |
| Integration of Contemporary Science & Technology and Culture Beliefs - with Mazu Patrols and Pilgrimages for Example |
Tien-Yin Chou |
| Disease and Environment: Implications of Clonorchiasis Infection in Taiwan and Mainland China |
Ts’ui-jung Liu |
| Mapping the Development of Urban Industries |
Hank, C.C. Huang |
| Using GIS Network Analysis to Evaluate Spatial Accessibility and Equality of Green Space in Kunming, China |
Xiaolu ZHOU |
| Chang’an in the Western Han and Tang dynasties: Spatial analysis of a multi-layered urban site |
Timothy Baker, Jr. |
| A Grid-Based Multi-layer and Multi-Class Dasymetric Model for Reconstructing spatial Population Distribution. |
Mei-Chun Lin |
| Metadata Visualization: Available tools and analysis from user´s point of view |
Diana Ivonne Benavides |
| Spatio-temporal Model for Presenting and Analyzing Humanities Research Resources |
Masatoshi KUBO |
| The Construction of the Digital Gazetteer and the Topographical Maps Database based on Humanities GIS |
Ikuo OKETANI |
| Tools to realize spatiotemporal analysis in the humanities |
Tatsuki Sekino |
| Humanities GIS in Japan : Current Status, Models and Tools |
Shoichiro HARA |
| An application of graphic visualization of texts to Simón Ruiz’s business correspondence |
Teresa Iturrioz |
| Community-based Trail Monitoring Scheme- A Case Study of Shih-pan Trail in Lin-mei |
Dau-Jye Lu |
| Application of Geographic Weighted Regression to establish average rainfall-altitude functions reflecting spatial variation |
Ling-Fang Chang |
Full Papers must be written with the format we provided, please download it as follows:
Presentation materials (such as paper or PowerPoint) must be submitted directly via online system by September 11th, 2009. And full papers within 15 papes must be written in English in both PDF and WORD format and uploaded to paper submission system at the same time. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Ms. Chang at gishs2009cfp@gis.rchss.sinica.edu.tw.
All accepted papers will be included in the Conference Proceeding. After peer-reviewing, some of them will be published by the International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing.
