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M.F. Goodchild and N.J. Tate (1992) Forum: Description of terrain as
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M.F. Goodchild (1992) Keynote address: geography and statisticians.
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M.F. Goodchild (1992) Geography and statisticians (in English and French).
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M.P. Kumler and M.F. Goodchild (1992) The population center of Canada
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M.F. Goodchild, Sun Guoqing and Yang Shiren (1992) Development and
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M.F. Goodchild (1992) Geographical information science. International
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M.F. Goodchild (1991) Spatial Analysis using GIS: Seminar Workbook
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M.F. Goodchild (1991) Issues of quality and uncertainty. Proceedings,
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M.F. Goodchild (1990) Geographic Information Systems and environmental
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M.F. Goodchild (1990) Modeling error in spatial databases. Proceedings,
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M.F. Goodchild (1990) GIS and basic research: the National Center for
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M.F. Goodchild (1990) Keynote address: spatial information science.
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M.F. Goodchild (1990) Tiling large geographical databases. In A. Buchmann,
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M.F. Goodchild (1989) Geographic information systems and market research.
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M.F. Goodchild and Jay Lee (1989) Coverage problems and visibility
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M.F. Goodchild and Wang Min-hua (1989) Modeling error for remotely
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M.F. Goodchild (1989) Optimal tiling for large cartographic databases.
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M.F. Goodchild (1988) Progress report: geographic information systems.
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M.F. Goodchild (1988) Towards an enumeration and classification of
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M.F. Goodchild and Wang Min-hua (1988) Modeling error in raster-based
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C.P. Keller and M.F. Goodchild (1988) The multiobjective vending problem:
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M.F. Goodchild (1988) Lakes on fractal surfaces: a null hypothesis
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M.F. Goodchild and D.G. Janelle (1988) Questions regarding "Specialization
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M.F. Goodchild (1988) Location-allocation on a microcomputer: the PLACE
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M.F. Goodchild (1988) Stepping over the line: technological constraints
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M.F. Goodchild and D.M. Mark (1988) The invertibility of distance matrices.
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M.F. Goodchild (1988) Spatial Autocorrelation. Concepts and
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M.F. Goodchild and J.A. Donnan (1987) Disposal of formation fluids
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M.F. Goodchild and J.A. Donnan (1987) Optimum location of liquid waste
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M.F. Goodchild (1986) The issue of professional standing in Geography.
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D.M. Mark and M.F. Goodchild (1986) On the ordering of two-dimensional
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M.F. Goodchild and A.W. Grandfield (1984) Spatial aggregation and intransitivity
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M.F. Goodchild (1984) Location-allocation modelling. In R.L. Gentilcore,
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M.F. Goodchild (1983) Methodological problems in the calibration of
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F. Shelley and M.F. Goodchild (1983) Majority voting and the location
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M.F. Goodchild (1982) The fractional Brownian process as a terrain
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D.R. Fesenmaier, M.F. Goodchild and S.R. Lieber (1981) The importance
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M.F. Goodchild (1980) The effects of generalization in geographical
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M.F. Goodchild and N. Lam (1980) Areal interpolation: a variant of
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M.F. Goodchild (1980) Fractals and the accuracy of geographical measures.
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M.F. Goodchild (1979) Commentary: current issues in interaction. Ontario
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D.R. Fesenmaier, M.F. Goodchild and S. Morrison (1979) The spatial
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M.F. Goodchild, J.D. Radke and N. Lam (1979) An approach to the study
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