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Initiative 1
Accuracy of Spatial Databases (1998-1990)
Michael Goodchild

 

Initiative 2
Languages of Spatial Relations (1989-1991)
David Mark

 

Initiative 3
Multiple Representations (1989-1991)
Barbara Buttenfield

 

Initiative 4
Use & Value of Geographic Information (1989-1992)
Hugh Calkins & Harlan Onsrud

 

Initiative 5
Large Spatial Databases (1989-1992)
Terence Smith & Andrew Frank

 

Initiative 6
Spatial Decision Support Systems (1990-1992)
Michael Goodchild & Paul Densham

 

Initiative 7
Visualization of Spatial Data Quality (1991-1993)
Kate Beard & Barbara Buttenfield

 

Initiative 8
Formalizing Cartographic Knowledge (1993-)
Barbara Buttenfield

 

Initiative 9
Institutions Sharing Geographic Information (1992-)
Harlan Onsrud & Gerard Rushton

 

Initiative 10
Spatio-Temporal Reasinong in GIS (1993-)
Max Egenhofer & Reginald Golledge

 

Initiative 11
Cancelled

 

Initiative 12
Integration of Remote Sensing & GIS (1990-1993)
Frank Davis, John Estes & Jeffrey Star

 

Initiative 13
User Interfaces for GIS (1991-1993)
David Mark & Andrew Frank

 

Initiative 14
GIS & Spatial Analysis (1992-1994)
Stewart Fotheringham & Peter Rogerson

 

Initiative 15
Multiple Roles for GIS in U.S. Global Change Research (1994-)
Kate Beard, John Estes, Tim Foresman, Michael Goodchild,
Jenny Robinson & Kenneth McGwire

 

Initiative 16
Law, Information Policy & Spatial Databases (1994-)
Harlan Onsrud & Robert Reis

 

Initiative 17
Collaborative Spatial Decision-Making (1994-)
Paul Densham, Marc Armstrong & Karen Kemp

 

Initiative 18
Changed to a conference

 

Initiative 19
The Social Implications of How People, Space &
Environment are Represented in GIS (1995-)
Trevor Harris & Daniel Weiner

 

Initiative 20
Interoperating GIS's (1996-)
Max Egenhofer & Michael Goodchild

 

Initiative 21
Formal Models of the Common-Sense Geographic World (1996-)
David Mark & Max Egenhofer


 

Newsflash

New Faculty joins NCGIA


Two new faculty joined the NCGIA in September 2008. Dr. Nicholas Giudice joined the Department of Spatial Information Science and Engineering as an Assistant Professor. His PhD is in Psychology: Cognitive and Biological Program from the University of Minnesota. His research interests include Multi-modal Spatial Cognition, Functional Equivalence of Spatial Representations, Multi-modal Spatial Displays, Environmental Learning With and Without Vision.  Dr. Reinhard Moratz joined the Department as an Associate Professor. Prior to coming to Maine, Reinhard was Assistant Professor at the University of Bremen, Germany, heading the Human-Robot Interaction Laboratory. Dr. Moratz's research expertise addresses imprecise, incomplete, qualitative, fuzzy, and conflicting spatial knowledge. The NCGIA is delighted to have these two outstanding new faculty join us!

 
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