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88 CAG DIRECTORY / L’ANNUAIRE DE L’ACGAnalysis of socio-economic determinants/constraints and walk-ability/bike-ability issuesin urban communities (*Young, Simms, A.)Expert systems for regional planning and development (Simms, A.)Flow covering location-allocation modelling (Simms, A.)Fuzzy modelling and spatial analysis (Simms, A.)Geospatial modelling of climate change impacts on Canadian Arctic Tundra ecosystems(Simms, A.)Geospatial modelling of temporal changes and variability in the Arctic delimitation zone(Simms, A.)Geostatistics (Simms, A.)Healthy weights: Halton takes action. Integrating the results of the spatial analysis ofaccessibility to healthy foods and recreational facilities and assessing impacts onpolicy and implementation issues for healthy communities (*Young, Simms, A.)Intelligent spatial decision support systems (Simms, A.)Modelling, delineating multivariate functional regions in Newfoundland and Labrador(Simms, A., *Freshwater, Vodden)Modelling spatial interactions with neural networks (Simms, A.)Multivariate data mining and analysis (Simms, A.)Residential proximity and hospital level of service - A geospatial epidemiological studyof amalgamated Canadian prenatal databases data (*Aubrey, Simms, A.)Applications of RADARSAT images in coastal ice mapping, geomorphology andglaciology (Simms, É.)Coastal resources assessment (Simms, É.)Kelp distribution and biomass mapping from satellite and airborne images (Simms, É.)Remote sensing applied to archaeology (Simms, É.)Remote sensing of sea surface salinity (Simms, É.)Demographic change and labor supply in Newfoundland and Labrador (Storey)Fly-in, fly-out work arrangements: regional, community, family and individual effects(Storey)Development and testing of a generic, cellular automata based, regionalized land useforecasting tool for European cities (White)Development and testing of a variable grid cellular automaton suitable for modellingspatial processes at all scales within a single model (White)Development of evolutionary models of geographical systems (White)Strengthening the local climate change visioning process for community decisionmaking– Geoide (White)Recent Publications* not a member of this department5 current or former graduate studentsBATH, A.J. 2009 ‘Human dimensions: working with people toward effective conservation’ UKWCT WolfPrint 37, 8-10⎯⎯⎯ 2009 ‘Understanding and working with people to achieve wolf conservation’ in A New Era forWolves and People: Wolf Recovery, Human Attitudes and Policy ed M. Musiani, P. Paquet andL. Boitani (Calgary, AB: University of Calgary Press) 172-199⎯⎯⎯ , *OLSZANSKA, A. and *O’KARMA, H. 2008 ‘From a human dimensions perspective, theunknown large carnivore: public attitudes toward Eurasian lynx in Poland’ Human Dimensions ofWildlife 13(1), 31-46
MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY 89BELL, T., CHUENPAGDEE, R., JACOBS, J.D., 5 MARTIN, B., 5 TUCKER, A., *TYTELMAN, C. and*WOLF, J. 2009 Climate change adaptation in Labrador: consolidating the base Unpublishedreport (St. John’s: Labrador Highlands Research Group, Memorial University of Newfoundland 31March)⎯⎯⎯ , QUINN, R., WESTLEY, K., PLETS, R., *FORSYTHE, W. and *RENOUF, M.A.P 2009 ‘Alandscape approach to the investigation of prehistoric marine archaeology off Newfoundland andNorthern Ireland’ in Developing International Geoarchaeology Conference Program withAbstracts (held at Hamilton, ON, May 2009) (Hamilton, ON: Developing InternationalGeoarchaeology) 9-105 BLUNDON, P., BELL, T. and BATTERSON, M.J 2009 ‘An evaluation of SRTM digital elevation data forglacial landform mapping in Newfoundland’ in Current Research (St. John’s: Newfoundland andLabrador Department of Natural Resources, Geological Survey, Report 09-1) 289-303CATTO, N.R., *YIM, W.W.-S., *ANTONIOLI, F. and *YOKOYAMA, Y. 2009 ‘Continental shelves, includingcontributions from the 17 th INQUA Congress Cairns’ Quaternary International 206(1-2), 1-2,doi:10.1016/j.quaint.2009.03.006CHUENPAGDEE, R. and *JENTOFT, S. 2009 ‘Governability assessment for fisheries and coastalsystems: a reality check’ Human Ecology 37, 109-120DEVILLERS, R. 2009 ‘GIS and ocean mapping: progress and challenges’ Geospatial Today 5, 24-26*FULLER, S.D., *PICCO, C., *FORD, J., *TSAO, C.F., *MORGAN, L., *HANGAARD, D. andCHUENPAGDEE, R. 2009 How We Fish Matters: Addressing the Ecological Impacts of CanadianFishing Gear (Halifax: Ecology Action Centre)*GERVAIS, M., *BÉDARD, Y., *LEVESQUE, M.-A., *BERNIER, E. and DEVILLERS, R. 2009 ‘Dataquality issues and geographic knowledge discovery’ in Geographic Data Mining and KnowledgeDiscovery 2 nd edition ed. H.J. Miller and J. Han (Boca Raton: CRC Press) 99-116*GILKINSON, K. and EDINGER, E. eds 2009 The Ecology of Deep-Sea Corals of Newfoundland andLabrador Waters: Biogeography, Life History, Biogeochemistry, and Relation to Fishes, CanadianTechnical Report of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences No. 2830 (St. John’s: Dept. of Fisheries andOceans, Science Branch Cat. No. Fs 97-6/2830E) (6) 136*JENTOFT, S. and CHUENPAGDEE, R. 2009 Fisheries and coastal governance as a wicked problemMarine Policy 33, 553-560KEELING, A. and *SANDLOS, J. 2009 ‘Environmental justice goes underground? Historical notes fromCanada’s mining frontier’ Environmental Justice 2(3) 117-125*LASUT, M.T., *YASUDA, Y., EDINGER, E.N. and *PANGEMANAN, J.M. 2009 ‘Distribution andaccumulation of mercury derived from gold mining in marine environment and its impact onresidents of Buyat Bay, North Sulawesi, Indonesia’ Water Air Soil Pollution 208(1-4), 153-164,DOI: 10.1007/s11270-009-0155-0LEPAWSKY, J. 2009 ‘Clustering as anti-politics machine? Situating the politics of regional economicdevelopment and Malaysia’s Multimedia Super Corridor’ Regional Studies 43(3), 463–478*MACDONALD, D., *MURRAY, M., *COLLINS, K.D., SIMMS, A., *FOWLER, K., *FELT, L. *EDWARDS,A.C. and *ALAGHEHBANDAN, R. 2009 ‘Challenges and opportunities for using administrativedata to explore changes in health status: a study of the closure of the Newfoundland cod fishery’Population Health Management 12(6), 345-52*MARKOVIC, S., *HAMBACH, U., CATTO, N.R., *JOVANOVIC, M., *BUGGLE, B., *MACHALLET, B.,*ZOLLER, L., *GLASER, B. and *FRECHEN, M. 2009 ‘Middle and late Pleistocene loesssequences at Batajnica, Vojvodina, Servia’ Quaternary International 198, 255-266NICOL, K. 2009 ‘A pilot study into the use of springs for drinking water in western and centralNewfoundland’ Water Practice and Technology 4(3), 1-6⎯⎯⎯ 2009 ‘A pilot study into use of springs’ Water News (January 2009) 10*PROKOPENKO, A. and CATTO, N.R. 2009 ‘Lake Hovsgol basin: a new study site for long continentalpaleoclimate records in continental interior Asia’ Quaternary International 205(1-2), 1-136*RAVAZZI, C., *OROMBELLI, G., *DONEGANA, M., *CREMASCHI, M. and CATTO, N.R. 2009‘Quaternary research in the Southern Alps of Italy’ Quaternary International 204(1-2), 1-106RENNIE, H., WHITE, R. and BRABYN, L. 2009 ‘Developing a conceptual model of marine farming in NewZealand’ Marine Policy 33(1), 106-117*RENOUF, M.A.P., BELL, T. and MACPHERSON, J. 2009 ‘Hunter-gatherer impact on subarcticvegetation: Amerindian and Palaeoeskimo occupations of Port au Choix, NorthwesternNewfoundland’ Arctic Anthropology 46, 176-190
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