Accessing and developing the required biophysical data sets and data layers for Marine Protected Areas network planning and wider marine spatial planning purposes Task 2F - Development of a marine diversity data layer: r

Source URL: www.marlin.ac.uk

• Oceanography
• Biodiversity
• Fisheries science
• Marine spatial planning
• Marine protected area
• Pelagic zone
• Conservation biology
• Global biodiversity
• Marine conservation
• Ecosystem services
• Census of Marine Life

SSS 10 The Bartlett Space Syntax Laboratory

Source URL: www.sss10.bartlett.ucl.ac.uk

• Academia
• Urban planning
• Architectural theory
• Environmental psychology
• Data
• Architecture
• Spatial data analysis
• Geography
• Space syntax
• Spatial analysis
• Spatial network
• Urban morphology

Shape Grammars for Intersection Type Choice in Road Network Generation Basil J. Vitins Kay W. Axhausen Transport and Spatial Planning

Source URL: www.strc.ch

• Transport
• Land transport
• Road transport
• Traffic law
• Road traffic management
• Traffic signals
• Intersection
• Roundabout
• Traffic light
• All-way stop
• Traffic
• Sidra Intersection

MIDAS: Empowering 802.11ac Networks with Multiple-Input Distributed Antenna Systems Jie Xiong† , Karthikeyan Sundaresan‡ , Kyle Jamieson† , Mohammad A. Khojastepour‡ , Sampath Rangarajan‡ †

Source URL: conferences2.sigcomm.org

• Radio resource management
• Information theory
• IEEE 802
• Telecommunications engineering
• Network management
• Engineering
• Multi-user MIMO
• MIMO
• Precoding
• IEEE 802.11ac
• Spatial multiplexing
• Antenna diversity

Adaptive Network Design versus Rigid Patterns – Can We Do Better than a Grid? Basil J. Vitins Kay W. Axhausen Transport and Spatial Planning

Source URL: www.strc.ch

• Transport
• Land transport
• Road transport
• Road traffic management
• Traffic law
• Traffic signals
• Traffic flow
• Roundabout
• Intersection
• Traffic light
• Traffic
• Sidra Intersection

Memory As an Organizer of Dynamic Modules In a Network of Potential Interactions Mesut Yucel1 and Uri Hershberg2*  Abstract— Networks are amongst the most common tools to describe interactions in a spatial form. One

Source URL: www.spatial-computing.org

Line density and headway optimisation of urban public transport Ulrich SchŠffeler, IVT ETH Conference paper STRC 2002 Session Infrastructure and Services

Source URL: www.strc.ch

• Transport
• Transportation planning
• Architectural theory
• Environmental design
• Environmental psychology
• Graph theory
• Spatial network
• Academia
• Headway
• Business

Integration of Disaster Event Data into Spatial Data Infrastructures Beate Stollberg, Tom De Groeve, Andreas Hirner, Luca Vernaccini, Stefano Paris Joint Research Centre of the European Commission

Source URL: webmgs2010.como.polimi.it

• Open Geospatial Consortium
• Geographic information systems
• Geography
• Geographic data and information
• Open standards
• Data
• Web services
• Sensor Observation Service
• Wireless sensor network
• SOS
• Stollberg
• Spatial data infrastructure

A SPATIAL WEB GRAPH MODEL WITH LOCAL INFLUENCE REGIONS W. AIELLO, A. BONATO, C. COOPER, J. JANSSEN, AND P. PRAÃLAT Abstract. We present a new stochastic model for complex networks, based on a spatial embedding of the no

Source URL: www.mathstat.dal.ca

• Networks
• Network theory
• Stochastic processes

Spatial models for virtual networks Jeannette Janssen Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, B3H 3J5, Canada Abstract. This paper discusses the use of spatial graph models for the analysis of networks that do not have a dire

Source URL: www.mathstat.dal.ca

• Network theory
• Graph theory
• Networks
• Random graphs
• Network analysis
• Random geometric graph
• Scale-free network
• Evolving networks
• Degree distribution
• Clustering coefficient
• Topology
• Connectivity