Self-Organising Maps (eBook, PDF)

Applications in Geographic Information Science
Redaktion: Agarwal, Pragya; Skupin, Andre

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Self-Organising Maps: Applications in GI Science brings together the latest geographical research where extensive use has been made of the SOM algorithm, and provides readers with a snapshot of these tools that can then be adapted and used in new research projects. The book begins with an overview of the SOM technique and the most commonly used (and freely available) software; it is then sectioned to look at the different uses of the technique, namely clustering, data mining and cartography, from a range of application-areas in the biophysical and socio-economic environments. * Only book that takes SOM algorithm to the GIS and Geography research communities * The Editors draw together expert contributors from the UK, Europe, USA, New Zealand, and South Africa * Covers a range of techniques in clustering, data mining cartography, all featuring an appropriate case study

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: John Wiley & Sons
• Seitenzahl: 214
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. August 2008
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780470021682
• Artikelnr.: 37289872

Autorenporträt

Pragya Agarwal and Andre Skupin are the authors of Self-Organising Maps: Applications in Geographic Information Science, published by Wiley.

Inhaltsangabe

List of Contributors.
1. Introduction: What is a Self-Organizing Map? (André Skupin and Pragya
Agarwal).
2. Applications of Different Self-Organizing Map Variants to Geographical
Information Science Problems (Fernando Bação, Victor Lobo and Marco Painho
).
3. An Integrated Exploratory Geovisualization Environment Based on
Self-Organizing Map (Etien L. Koua and Menno-Jan Kraak).
4. Visual Exploration of Spatial Interaction Data with Self-Organizing Maps
(Jun Yan and Jean-Claude Thill).
5. Detecting Geographic Associations in English Dialect Features in North
America within a Visual Data Mining Environment Integrating Self-Organizing
Maps (Jean-Claude Thill, William A. Kretzschmar Jr, Irene Casas and Xiaobai
Yao).
6. Self-Organizing Maps for Density-Preserving Reduction of Objects in
Cartographic Generalization (Monika Sester).
7. Visualizing Human Movement in Attribute Space (André Skupin).
8. Climate Analysis, Modelling, and Regional Downscaling Using
Self-Organizing Maps (Bruce C. Hewitson).
9. Prototyping Broad-Scale Climate and Ecosystem Classes by Means of
Self-Organising Maps (Jürgen P. Kropp and Hans Joachim Schellnhuber).
10. Self-Organising Map Principles Applied Towards Automating Road
Extraction from Remotely Sensed Imagery (Pete Doucette, Peggy Agouris and
Anthony Stefanidis).
11. Epilogue: Intelligent Systems for GIScience: Where Next? A GIScience
Perspective (Michael Goodchild).
Index.