School of Computing and Information Science

Taro Ubukawa, Alex De Sherbinin, Harlan Onsrud, Andy Nelson, Karen Payne, Olivier Cottray, and Mikel Maron, A Review of Roads Data Development Methodologies, Data Science Journal, Vol. 13: 45-66, 2014.

Mark Royer, Sudarshan S. Chawathe, Andrei V. Kurbatov, Paul A. Mayewski. A Java library for dynamically loading and executing remote Octave functions. Borns Symposium, April 2014. Abstract: We describe a technique for loading and executing Octave functions remotely from a Java application. There are many scientific re-sampling techniques developed for Octave, and new functions are constantly being […]

George Markowsky, In Praise of Small Data, International Workshop on Big Data Analytics for Predictive Organization and Big Transformations Stanford, CA, USA, May 27, 2014 (in press) Abstract: Big Data tools can give “explanations” of complex and elaborate data sets. There is the danger that we might be content with the explanations that these tools produce. It is […]

Joshua A. Lewis and Max J. Egenhofer. Oriented Regions for Linearly Conceptualized Features in: “Geographic Information Science — Eighth International Conference,” GIScience 2014, Vienna, Austria. M. Duckham, E. Pebesma, K. Stewart and A. Frank (eds.), Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer, September 2014 (in press). Abstract: Spatial scenes are abstractions of some geographic reality, focusing on the spatial […]

J. L. Fastook and J. W. Head. Concentric crater fill: Rates of glacial accumulation, infilling and deglaciation in the amazonian and noachian of mars. Lunar and Planetary Science XXXXV, #1227, 2014. Introduction: Concentric Crater Fill (CCF) [1-6] is one of many features on Mars that are thought to either contain ice, or to have been formed by […]

J. L. Fastook and J. W. Head. Late noachian icy highlands: Patterns of ice accumulation and flow. Lunar and Planetary Science XXXXV, #1115, 2014. Introduction: The record of non-polar ice deposits throughout the Amazonian suggest a cold and dry climate not significantly different from the present climate observed on Mars [1], where latitudinal movement of ice is […]

J. L. Fastook and J. W. Head. Amazonian mid- to high-latitude glaciation on Mars: Supply-limited ice sources, ice accumulation patterns, and concentric crater fill glacial flow and ice sequestration. Planetary and Space Science, 91:60–76, doi: 10.1016/j.pss.2013.12.002, 2014. Abstract: Concentric crater fill (CCF) occurs in the interior of impact craters in mid- to high latitudes on Mars and […]

Andre van Delden and Reinhard Moratz. “Crossing the Boundary: Two Benchmarks for Qualitative Spatial Reasoning bridging Relative Directions and Mereotopology”, Spatial Cognition, 2014 (in press) Abstract: A well known problem of classical Qualitative Spatial Reasoning relying on composition tables is the strict division of different spatial aspects. For example, when dealing with relative directional relations, mereotopological […]

J. P. Cassanelli, J. W. Head, and J.L. Fastook. Late noachian “icy highlands” mars: Implications for melting and groundwater recharge across the tharsis rise. Lunar and Planetary Science XXXXV, #1501, 2014. Introduction: Results from modeling of an early CO2 martian atmosphere and late Noachian climate predict that at pressures greater than a fraction of a bar, atmosphere-surface […]

G. Camara, M. Egenhofer, K. Ferreira, P. Andrade, G. Queiroz, A. Sanchez, J. Jones, and L. Vinhas, Fields as a Generic Data Type for Big Spatial Data in: Geographic Information Science — Eighth International Conference, GIScience 2014, Vienna, Austria. M. Duckham, E. Pebesma,K. Stewart and A. Frank (eds.), Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer, September 2014 (in press). Abstract: […]