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  2017
Volume XXVIII, Number 2, 2017


VOLUME XXVIII, NUMBER 2; 
December, 2017

28 is a perfect number--the sum of its proper divisors.
28 = 1 + 2 + 4 + 7 + 14.

SPECIAL ISSUE:  DEEP BLUE ARCHIVE

This issue of Solstice is devoted entirely to displaying, in pdf format, the current state of the persistent IMaGe archive housed in Deep Blue at The University of Michigan.  The linked file was formed using Adobe Acrobat Pro and downloading the archive directly from the university server, through two levels of links all on the same path.  The downloaded collection was then edited to remove extra pages for which the search turned up no results (such as for co-authors from outside the university with no independent other entries within Deep Blue).  The original download had 300 pages; the edited version has 161 pages.  There are 460 separate entries in the archive.  These 161 pages show the pages of the collection as created in Deep Blue; they do not show the files of articles, themselves.  Rather, they show links to those files that are already stored in the persistent archive.  So, these pages represent the collection framework within which perpetually-maintained files are placed. 

Linked archive:  Deep Blue as of December 2017.

A recent link from George Mokray: 

The 25 Interrelations of the Platonic Solids



In Memoriam:

Frederick L. Goodman, d. August 8, 2017.

Solstice
author, colleague, friend, and mentor to so many of us!



  2017
Volume XXVIII, Number 1, 2017


VOLUME XXVIII, NUMBER 1; 
June, 2017

28 is a perfect number--the sum of its proper divisors.
28 = 1 + 2 + 4 + 7 + 14.

SPECIAL ISSUE:  MERIDIAN RENAISSANCE, PART I

Guest Creators: 
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, William E. Arlinghaus, Adrienne Coley Dison, Richard 'Clay' Hamilton

Articles

The word clouds (formed in WordClouds.com, online) serve as a visual "abstract" of the adjacent article!


Introduction to the Special Issue





Sidewalk Carousel Horses

Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
William E. Arlinghaus, Adrienne Coley Dison, Richard 'Clay' Hamilton




Mathematics Workout:  Arithmetic, Addition and Multiplication through Fractions

Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William C. Arlinghaus
 with input from Danny Rushing







In the In
Letter from Ruth Favro

Geometry Links from George Mokray....a hat tip to George from IMaGe!

Business card Level 3 Menger Sponge at MIT and around the world
https://youtu.be/YpmP8OJJ7W4
Jeannine Moseley did a folding session on the Menger Sponge with the Philomorphs once upon a time

John Coltrane and Geometry
https://roelhollander.eu/en/blog-saxophone/Coltrane-Geometry/
https://roelhollander.eu/en/blog-saxophone/Coltrane-Tone-Circle/
http://www.openculture.com/2017/04/the-tone-circle-john-coltrane-drew-to-illustrate-the-theory-behind-his-most-famous-compositions-1967.html
hat tip to Steve Provizer

Camboo - bamboo pavilion for Phnom Penh
http://www.designboom.com/architecture/luca-poian-forms-camboo-pavilion-cambodia-04-01-2017/
http://www.lucapoianforms.com/?portfolios=camboo

Constructive Interference - static-kinetic sculpture
https://vimeo.com/186022053

Ornitographies by Xavi Bou
http://timewheel.net/amazing-chronophotographs-capture-patterns-birds-flight/
http://www.xavibou.com

NASA’s space fabric - 4D printing, they say
https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news.php?feature=6816

Collatz Conjecture visualizations
https://youtu.be/LqKpkdRRLZw
https://youtu.be/5mFpVDpKX70

Nick Cave’s Until at MOCA
https://youtu.be/v8NaJPi463w
http://massmoca.org/event/nick-cave-until/

Casey Curran’s kinetic sculptures
http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2017/04/blooming-kinetic-sculptures-built-with-wire-by-casey-curran/
https://vimeo.com/user1124672

Seeing Theory - a visual introduction to probability and statistics
http://students.brown.edu/seeing-theory/index.html

Buddy James visualizes the Dougherty Set
http://gallery.bridgesmathart.org/exhibitions/2017-bridges-conference/buddy-james
Hat tip to John Higli

The graphical language for the aliens in the film “Arrival”
https://www.wired.com/2016/11/arrivals-designers-crafted-mesmerizing-alien-alphabet/
Painting by Martine Bertrand upon which the language is based
http://www.martinebertrand-art.com/#oeuvres-rcentes-recent-works/2
Editorial Comment:  The film is well worth seeing and the team designed about 100 symbols and a methodology to create more.  Might be interesting to imagine such a language not only graphically but also sculpturally as well, a material speech.


Carbon fiber pavilion woven by robots and drones
https://www.treehugger.com/green-architecture/drone-robot-woven-carbon-fibre-pavilion-icd-itke-university-stuttgart.html
https://vimeo.com/icd/rp2016-2017

Abdelaziz Nait Merzouk tiles and honeycombs
https://plus.google.com/u/0/collection/sx-uME

John Baez geometry
https://plus.google.com/u/0/collection/UIQgaB

Collective Paper Aesthetics - cardboard and paper modular building systems
http://www.collectivepaperaesthetics.com

Josie Lewis geometric art
http://www.josielewis.com/store/
https://www.instagram.com/josielewisart/

Myoshka really likes Greek meander patterns
https://myoshka.jp

Image of magnetic “bridge” between galaxies
http://www.sciencealert.com/for-the-first-time-physicists-have-observed-the-giant-magnetic-bridget-that-connects-the-milky-way-to-other-galaxies
hat tip Leela Corman

Frederik Vanhoutte's generative graphics
https://vimeo.com/wblut
http://inspiration.wblut.com

Nanoscale cell image - the research is on lipids but the figures show a detailed look at cell structure
http://journals.plos.org/plosbiology/article?id=10.1371/journal.pbio.2002214

Organic geometry by José Bernabé
https://www.behance.net/gallery/30736667/Organic-Geometry

Birdland by George Hart
https://youtu.be/zYZ1_z7-4pg

World’s largest kaleidoscope - a rebuilt grain silo
http://emersonresort.com/worlds-largest-kaleidoscope/
https://youtu.be/U_TDbpwyHHA

John Edmark - spiraling patterns
https://www.wimp.com/meet-the-meticulous-man-making-never-ending-mathematical-patterns/
hat tip John Belt

Lyman Whitaker - wind sculptures
http://www.wifordgallery.com/store/sculpture-lyman-whitaker






2016
Volume XXVII, Number 2, 2016



VOLUME XXVII, NUMBER 2; 
December, 2016
33
Articles

The word clouds (formed in Tagxedo, online) serve as a visual "abstract" of the adjacent article!



Symmetry Groups

William C. Arlinghaus





Maps, Archives, and Timelines:  Revisiting the 'GEOMAT Project

Sandra L. Arlinghaus, Robert Haug, and Ann E. Larimore






Tangled Realities


Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William E. Arlinghaus





 


  • Geometry Links from George Mokray....a hat tip to George from IMaGe!

Geometric and other apps
http://www.timehavenmedia.com
PolygonJazz - the music of the polygons
http://www.polygonjazz.com
Geom-E-Tree - app for fractal tree structures
http://geom-e-tree.com

Watch a spider weave a web
https://rumble.com/v324ch-spider-weaves-a-web.html

Rivers of the United States in rainbow colors - I’d like to see a version of this map which does not stop at national borders but shows the full watersheds of North and South America
http://imgur.com/gallery/N4cUA
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3860062/The-veins-America-Stunning-map-shows-river-basin-US.html

Heat shrinking metamaterials
https://youtu.be/gex2o-Yx700

Eno Henze’s artworks
http://enohenze.de

Echoes - a fractal animation by Chris Bjerre
https://vimeo.com/188778705


Robert Lang origami exhibit at Huntington Library in San Marino, CA
http://huntington.org/WebAssets/Templates/exhibitiondetail.aspx?id=22733

Hiromi Tango, biological sculpture performance artist
http://hiromitango.com

New George Hart sculpture
https://youtu.be/fayF3Ay9nNQ

New Chuck Hoberman installation
http://www.bostonmagazine.com/arts-entertainment/blog/2016/10/26/chuck-hoberman-10-degrees-le-lab/

Composite cellular morphing wing
http://news.mit.edu/2016/morphing-airplane-wing-design-1103
http://www.nasa.gov/ames/feature/go-go-green-wing-mighty-morphing-materials-in-aircraft-design/

SOFTlab
http://softlabnyc.com

Their latest piece is Ventricle
https://www.behance.net/gallery/41414617/Ventricle
Here’s a making-of video of another piece, We Are Flowers
https://vimeo.com/98830926

AVA, a geodesic scientific installation
https://vimeo.com/188716447
http://www.ouchhh.tv
Hmmm, I wonder if these folks would be interested in making a Geosphere to play the World Game.

Slide show of human-sized bird nests
http://www.inhabitots.com/13-giant-cozy-bird-nests-that-will-comfort-and-enchant-children-and-adults/birdsnest-bed-easter/?extend=1

Gozinta Boxes
http://boingboing.net/2016/10/05/the-gozinta-boxes-a-work-of-m.html

Chirming - birdsongs as mandalas
http://designawards.core77.com/Visual-Communication/30854/Chirming

Animated color coded graphics of meteorology and weather systems
https://www.ventusky.com

2016 Information Is Beautiful Award Nominees
http://www.informationisbeautifulawards.com/showcase?award=2016&pcategory=short-list&type=awards
http://www.informationisbeautifulawards.com

oxDNA - a simulation for polyhedral nanostructures built with DNA
https://dna.physics.ox.ac.uk/index.php/Main_Page

DNA gallery:  https://dna.physics.ox.ac.uk/index.php/Gallery_of_studied_systemsi

Paul Klee’s notebooks and teaching journals online
https://monoskop.org/log/?p=10127


Polygons - a folding measuring spoon with four sizes
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/stillalive/polygons-the-flat-4-in-1-measuring-spoon

New detailed 3D map of the Earth
http://www.dlr.de/dlr/en/desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-10293/427_read-19509/year-all/#/gallery/24516

Brendan Ravenhill’s version of Fuller and Sadao’s dymaxion folding globe
https://youtu.be/uu2CriurqUY

Visualizing numbers
https://youtu.be/hP-DZMmQBng

Global shipping map
https://www.shipmap.org

3D star map based upon Gaia satellite data
http://charliehoey.com/threejs-demos/gaia_dr1.html

Left to right, Halil Inalcik, William H. McNeill, Donald F. Lach, c. 1970.  Photographed in Cappadocia by Alma Lach.

In the In



2016
Volume XXVII, Number 1, 2016

VOLUME XXVII, NUMBER 1; 
June, 2016

Articles

The word clouds (formed in Tagxedo, online) serve as a visual "abstract" of the adjacent article!



Small Hive Beetle, Animaps:  Focus on Hawaii

Diana Sammataro and Sandra L. Arlinghaus





Animated Steiner Trees

Sandra L. Arlinghaus






Global Singularity
In Memory of David Barr:  IMaGe participant, colleague, and friend.

Sandra L. Arlinghaus





 
In the In



2015
Volume XXVI, Number 2, 2015



VOLUME XXVI, NUMBER 2; 
December, 2015

Articles

The word clouds (formed in Tagxedo, online) serve as a visual "abstract" of the article linked above!




Geospatial Data-Information-Knowledge-Wisdom Hierarchy

Robert  F. Austin



Topics in Spatial Mathematics:  Area

Sandra L. Arlinghaus, William C. Arlinghaus, Joseph Kerski



Special Editorial Commentary:  Ruth Favro Wins National Award for Mathematics Coaching, Based on a Recent Interview as Told to Solstice Editor


Ruth Favro




Notes

  • From Robert F. Austin:  Find out which brewery is closest to you; an application of Voronoi polygons.  Link to article in the Washington Post.  (The full file should load from this link when loaded from a computer; it may or may not load from a smartphone.)
  • Links from George Mokray.
  • From Sandra L. Arlinghaus:  MathGeog applet. 
    • Best strategy:  Go to the App Store, search on MathGeog and download the free app to your iPhone, iPod, or iPad. 
    • Link to mobile version.  If you click on the link in an iPhone, you should be taken directly to the mobile version.  Otherwise, you will simply go to a page containing a link to it.  The three bars in the upper left, when clicked on, will take you a navigation bar that slides in from the left.  Click on any icon on it to go to another page.  In the animation below, the navigation bar is shown entering the picture only once, for image clarity.  Remember to use the navigation bar...get to it by clicking on the three-bar symbol.  


In the In



2015
Volume XXVI, Number 1, 2015


VOLUME XXVI, NUMBER 1; 
June, 2015

Articles

The word clouds (formed in Tagxedo, online) serve as a visual "abstract" of the adjacent article!



Spatial Transformations and Visualization:  Selected Common Threads and Root Concepts Linking Old to New

Sandra L. Arlinghaus and Joseph Kerski




Spatial Mathematics:  Selected Examples
Based on an invited presentation at the annual meetings of the Association of American Geographers, Chicago, Spring 2015.

Sandra L. Arlinghaus and Joseph Kerski



MapMagic, or BeerTails® from Another Land?

William E. Arlinghaus



In the In


2014
Volume XXV, Number 2, 2014



VOLUME XXV, NUMBER 2; 
December, 2014

Articles and Notes

The word clouds (formed in Tagxedo, online) serve as a visual "abstract" of the adjacent article!
Save any linked .kmz files on your computer and then open them in Google Earth.


The Diffusion of a Medical Innovation:  Part 2

Sandra L. Arlinghaus, Thomas C. Crawford, and Kim A. Eagle




Beth Olem Animations:  Foreshadowing the Perimeter Project?

Sandra L. Arlinghaus




The MegaMenger Sponge Project at MoMath

Ruth Favro



Comments from Readers and Links of Possible Interest

From Joseph Kerski:
From George Mokray:

Undulatus Asperatus, a new cloud classification
http://youtu.be/Jz7BgxrVmiQ

Blinkytile - programmable LEDs on pentagonal tiles construction set - hat tip to boingboing
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/740956622/blinkytile-build-your-own-dynamic-light-sculptures

Crystalline furniture forms
https://artsy.net/post/editorial-crystal-rules-aranda-slash-laschs-crystalline-forms-arrive-in

Scott Albrecht - typographic and geometric art
http://scottyfivealive.com

Visualize Pi Brooklyn street mural
http://visualizepi.tumblr.com

Another visualization of pi among Daniel Tammet’s artworks

http://www.danieltammet.net/artwork.php

3D printed earthquake-proof column
http://www.wired.com/2014/10/architects-create-3-d-printed-column-survives-earthquakes

Endofullerenes - fullerene cages for quantum experimentation on H2O and H2
http://scitechdaily.com/neutron-scattering-experiments-reveal-new-quantum-properties-h2o-h2/

Optical Poem - 1938 stop motion animation by Oskar Fischinger illustrating Second Hungarian Rhapsody by Liszt - hat tip boingboing
http://youtu.be/they7m6YePo

Paper boomerang - for world peace
http://www.kbn3.com/bip/index2.html

Cubical rubber bands (expensive)
http://www.nendo.jp/en/works/stationery-collection-3/cubic-rubber-band/

Model room, 2003, at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Denmark, 2014 - hat tip to Dmitri Kozlov
http://vimeo.com/109557518

Tom Hull on origami and education3
http://youtu.be/0efAq4gOwVI
http://boingboing.net/2014/10/31/watch-origami-expert-creates.html

From the Editor of Solstice:

Hexagonal Hyperbolic Honeycombs

http://johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com/2014/05/14/hexagonal-hyperbolic-honeycombs/



2014
Volume XXV, Number 1, 2014



VOLUME XXV, NUMBER 1; 
June, 2014

Articles and Notes

The word clouds (formed in Tagxedo, online) serve as a visual "abstract" of the adjacent article!
Save any linked .kmz files on your computer and then open them in Google Earth.


Eigenvalue Fractal Geometry:  An Alternative Approach to Fractal Generation

Sandra L. Arlinghaus and Daniel A. Griffith




The Diffusion of a Medical Innovation:  Visualization Using Google Earth

Sandra L. Arlinghaus, Thomas C. Crawford, Kim A. Eagle

This article displays best on a wide screen.


Mail
  • From Waldo Toblerhttp://earth.nullschool.net .  "The same was done for the US recently.  It has also been applied to the tracks of gundreds of rental bicycles in London.  This is one of the best cartographic innovations of the century, though it's mostly the data availability."



  • From Robert Austin:  How to Hunt Elephants--Math style. 
  •      "Mathematicians hunt elephants by going to Africa, throwing out everything that is not an elephant, and catching one of whatever is left. 
  •      Professors of mathematics prove the existence of at least one elephant and leave the capture of an actual elephant as an exercise for one of their graduate students."



From Dyne Benner:  "thought you might enjoy  Rose-Lynn Fisher's" The Topography of Tears.



From Joseph KerskiMathematical Techniques in GIS, Second Edition, by Peter Dale.  2014.  CRC Press



From David James:  The Goode Homolosine Projection Facebook Page --

www.facebook.com/OrangePeelMap





2013
Volume XXIV, Number 2, 2013


VOLUME XXIV, NUMBER 2; 
December, 2013

Articles and Notes

Click on the cloud button to see a word cloud as an "abstract" of the adjacent article!
Save any linked .kmz files on your computer and then open them in Google Earth.

  A New Topographic Functional
Edward Earl and David Metzler

  Klein 4 Group:  Beth Olem Cemetery Application
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus

  GeoMusic:  Linked Selections
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus



Links of Interest


In Memoriam:  Alma S. Lach, 1914-2013.  Solstice author. Chicago Reader Blog Obit with links elsewhere, including the Chicago Sun-Times.



2013
Volume XXIV, Number 1, 2013


VOLUME XXIV, NUMBER 1; 
June, 2013

Articles and Notes

Click on the left button to see a word cloud as an "abstract" of the adjacent article!
A Study of Munich Commuting

Waldo Tobler


MatheMaPics, Part 2

Sandra L. Arlinghaus
and
Joseph Kerski




2012
Volume XXIII, Number 2, 2012


VOLUME XXIII, NUMBER 2; 
December, 2012

Articles and Notes

Click on the sun/cloud button to see a word cloud of the adjacent article or related material!
On Mathematics of Navigational Calculations for Meridian Sailing

Serdjo Kos
and
Tibor K. Pogany 

Part 2.  Geosocial Networking: 
A Case from Ann Arbor, Michigan

David E. Arlinghaus
and
Sandra L. Arlinghaus

A Short Note

Waldo Tobler

Click on the sun/cloud to see wind maps as an idea of what is to come in people movement maps.


Update on Varroa Mite Spread

Diana Sammataro

Click on the sun/cloud to see an associated abstract published elsewhere.


QR Code Transformations

Sandra L. Arlinghaus

QR Code Alterations

Sandra L. Arlinghaus



2012
Volume XXIII, Number 1, 2012


VOLUME XXIII, NUMBER 1; 
June, 2012

News
  1. Spatial Mathematics:  Theory and Practice Through Mapping. Sandra L. Arlinghaus and Joseph Kerski, forthcoming (c. 2012), CRC Press.  Linked video. 
  2. The work above is the first volume in a series of books to be published by CRC Press in its series "Cartography, GIS, and Spatial Science:  Theory and Practice."  If you have an idea for a book to include, or wish to participate in some other way, please contact the series Editor, Sandra L. Arlinghaus.
  3. Virtual Cemetery with William E. Arlinghaus; an ongoing project that continues in development run in the virtual world in parallel with the trust-funded model of a real-world cemetery.

Articles

Click on the sun/cloud button to see a word cloud of the adjacent article!


From Tissot to Google Earth:
Sampling the Earth's Graticule

Sandra L. Arlinghaus

 and                                                                                                        

Joseph J. Kerski                                                                                 



Geosocial Networking: 
A Case from Ann Arbor, Michigan

David E. Arlinghaus                                                                             

and

Sandra L. Arlinghaus


Visual Abstracts:  Institute of Mathematical Geography

Sandra L. Arlinghaus





2011
Volume XXII, Number 2, 2011

VOLUME XXII, NUMBER 2; 
December, 2011

Contemporary Views Along the First Transcontinental Railroad
Richard Koenig

QRcode links to a pdf of a screen capture from the PowerPoint file hyperlinked above.

The Perimeter Project, Part 6
Connections:  Scholarly Multi-tasking in a Mobile Virtual World, Part 3.
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William E. Arlinghaus

QRcode links to a pdf (not fully functional) of the PowerPoint file hyperlinked above.
Notes
This section is devoted to .kmz files to open in Google Earth,
created by the Solstice Editor, in support of a variety of projects.

  1. Bridge Odyssey of Craig Robinson, ACBL President 2011
  2. Transcontinental Railway Odyssey of Richard Koenig
  3. Varroa Mite Project of Diana Sammataro
  4. Virtual Cemetery with William E. Arlinghaus

1. 
2. 
3. 
4. 
QRcodes link to screen captures from the .kmz files hyperlinked above.

BOOK REVIEW
Notes and Comments on the Composition of Terrestrial and Celestial Maps
by J. H. Lambert
Translated and Introduced by Waldo R. Tobler
New edition, ESRI Press, 2011
Review by Sandra L. Arlinghaus



  2011
Volume XXII, Number 1, 2011




SOLSTICE,
VOLUME XXII, NUMBER 1; 

June, 2011
Articles marked with an asterisk coordinate with videos linked at the bottom of the Table of Contents.  Consider opening two windows and placing them side by side on your screen.

Front matter:  June, 2011.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement
Awards
Institute of Mathematical Geography
Quick Response Code (QR Code) Archive
Sandra L. Arlinghaus
*3D and 2D Mapping
Matthew Naud, Environmental Coordinator, City of Ann Arbor
and Systems Planning Staff
*Ann Arbor, Downtown Historical Marker Survey
(Available only as a .kmz file)
Sandra L. Arlinghaus
The Perimeter Project, Part 5
*Connections:  Scholarly Multi-tasking in a Mobile Virtual World, Part 2.
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William E. Arlinghaus
*Pall-Gelman Plume, A Contemporary Google Earth View
(Available only as a .kmz file)
Roger Rayle
GooglEarth Day, 3rd Annual
Video links by Roger Rayle:
Youtube playlist for all four videos of GooglEarth Day #3 is:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?p=PL97A8449B37A60055
The individual videos are:
20110422-GEDay3-part1 - Introduction & Matthew Naud
20110422-GEDay3-part2 - Sandra Arlinghaus
20110422-GEDay3-part3 - Richard Koenig
20110422-GEDay3-part4 - Roger Rayle
Solstice Archive

  2010
Volume XXI, Number 2, 2010




IMaGe Silver Jubilee
SOLSTICE,
VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 2; 

December, 2010

Front matter:  December, 2010.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement
Awards
Patterns, Maps, and Fractals:
The Case of United Kingdom Historical Data Sets

Sandra L. Arlinghaus and Michael Batty
Mapping It Out! A Contemporary View of Burgess's
Concentric Ring Model of Urban Growth
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and Daniel A. Griffith
The Quest to Save Honey: 
Tracking Bee Pests Using Mobile Technology

Diana Sammataro and Sandra L. Arlinghaus
Google Earth:  A Platform for Open Data
Roger Rayle
The Perimeter Project, Part 4:
Connections:  Scholarly Multi-tasking in a Mobile Virtual World
Associated .kmz file
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William E. Arlinghaus
Mail
Solstice Archive



  2010
Volume XXI, Number 1, 2010



IMaGe Silver Jubilee
SOLSTICE,
VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 1; 

June, 2010

Front matter:  June, 2010.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement

Awards


Sandra L. Arlinghaus and Joseph J. Kerski
The Perimeter Project, Part 3:
Fragile Lands Protection Using Cemetery Zoning

Associated .kmz file
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William E. Arlinghaus
Zipf's Hyperboloid--Revisited:
Compression and Navigation--Canonical Form

Sandra L. Arlinghaus
with input from an earlier article as part of an ongoing collaboration with
Michael Batty
Fractals Take A Non-Euclidean Central Place
Sandra L. Arlinghaus

Solstice Archive

  2009
Volume XX, Number 2, 2009


HAPPY TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY!
 SOLSTICE,
VOLUME XX, NUMBER 2; 

DECEMBER, 2009.
Front matter:  December, 2009.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement
Awards
ARTICLES
(reviewed)
The Perimeter Project, Part 2:
Fragile Lands Protection Using Cemetery Zoning
Associated .kmz file
Associated video file (with thanks to Roger Rayle)

Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William E. Arlinghaus
Southeast Asia:  Historical Place Names Visualized in Google Earth
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus and Robert F. Austin
See Revised Monograph #4, below.
Essays on Mathematical Geography:  Contemporary Visualizations
Sandra L. Arlinghaus
See Revised Monograph #3, below
NOTES
Emergency Phones:  A Google Earth Approach
Sandra L. Arlinghaus
3D Annotated Archive
Sandra L. Arlinghaus
Revised eBooks and eBook Supplements,
Reflecting the power of current technology


IMaGe Monograph #3:
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, 1986.
Essays on Mathematical Geography.
Link to original
Link to supplementary material--see notation above

IMaGe Monograph #4:
Robert F. Austin, 1986.
A Historical Gazetteer of Southeast Asia.
Link to original
Link to supplementary material--see notation above
Solstice Archive

2009
Volume XX, Number 1, 2009


HAPPY TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY!
 SOLSTICE,
VOLUME XX, NUMBER 1; 

JUNE, 2009.
Front matter:  June, 2009.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards
ARTICLES
(reviewed)
The Perimeter Project:
Fragile Lands Protection Using Cemetery Zoning
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William E. Arlinghaus
Bee Ranges and Almond Orchard Locations: Contemporary Visualization
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and Diana Sammataro
Air Pollution Changes in the Detroit Metro Area from 1988 - 2004
Kerry Ard
eBOOKS
New eBook
Spatial Synthesis:  Volume II, Book 4
(requires use of Google® Earth as browser)
Revised eBooks and eBook Supplements,
Reflecting the power of current technology


IMaGe Monograph #1:
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and John D. Nystuen, 1986. 
Mathematical Geography and Global Art:
the Mathematics of David Barr's `Four Corners Project'.

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IMaGe Monograph #2: 
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, 1986.

Down the Mail Tubes: the Pressured Postal Era, 1853-1984.
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GooglEarthDay:  April 22, 2009
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2008
Volume XIX, Number 2, 2008
 SOLSTICE,
VOLUME XIX, NUMBER 2; 

DECEMBER, 2008.
Front matter:  December, 2008.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards
Introduction
ARTICLES
(reviewed)
Electronic Journals: 
Then and Now...
A Fifteen Year Retrospective

Sandra Lach Arlinghaus and Richard H. Zander
Charting the Past: 
Population-Environment Dynamics
Sandra Arlinghaus and Michael Batty
Project Archimedes:
Google Earth Experiments in
Innovative Scientific Communication

Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
ANNOUNCEMENT
New eBooks

Spatial Synthesis:  Volume II, Book 1:
Scientific, Planning, Humanitarian, and Teaching Applications,
From DevInfo to Google Earth


Spatial Synthesis:  Volume II, Book 2:
Making It Clear:  The Importance of Transparency


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Spatial Synthesis:  Volume II, Book 3.
Population-Environment Dynamics:  The Power of the Network Link

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2008
Volume XIX, Number 1, 2008
SOLSTICE,
VOLUME XIX, NUMBER 1; 
JUNE, 2008.

Front matter:  June, 2008.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards
Introduction
ARTICLES
(reviewed)
Huron River Tour, Ann Arbor
Matthew Naud
Detroit North American Bridge Championship:  the Google Earth Display
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
NOTES
Mouth Geography...Or, Sleep Apnea and Linguistics?
William E. Arlinghaus
Deep Blue:  IMaGe Author Applets
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
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2007
Volume XVIII, Number 2, 2007
 SOLSTICE, VOLUME XVIII, NUMBER 2; 
DECEMBER, 2007.
Front matter:  December, 2007.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards
(contains recent listing of "blue ribbons" from the "Best of the Google 3D Warehouse")
SPECIAL ISSUE ON PROJECTIVE GEOMETRY CONSTRUCTIONS
ARTICLES
(reviewed)

Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
The Animated Pascal

Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
Desargues's Two-Triangle Theorem

Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
ANNOUNCEMENT and INVITATION
New Student Series in IMaGe eBooks
IN MEMORIAM
ALLEN K. PHILBRICK
NORTON S. GINSBURG
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2007
Volume XVIII, Number 1, 2007
 SOLSTICE, VOLUME XVIII, NUMBER 1; 
JUNE, 2007.
Front matter:  June, 2007.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards
ARTICLE
(reviewed)
Spatial Analysis through the Looking Glass
Peter Martin

ANNOUNCEMENT


3D Atlas of Ann Arbor, 3rd Edition

Sandra Lach Arlinghaus

NOTES
Update on the Varroa Mite Map
Diana Sammataro
[with Editorial Commentary]

Editorial Commentary on Essays of this Section

The Prediction of Indian Monsoon Rainfall: A Regression Approach
Goutami Bandyopadhyay

Autocorrelation Structure Analysis and Auto Regressive Prediction of the Time Series of Mean Monthly Total Ozone overArosa, Switzerland
Goutami Bandyopadhyay and Surajit Chattopadhyay
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2006
Volume XVII, Number 2, 2006
SPECIAL ISSUE ON INTERNET GEOMETRY AND GEOGRAPHY
SOLSTICE, VOLUME XVII, NUMBER 2;  DECEMBER, 2006.
SPECIAL ISSUE ON INTERNET GEOMETRY AND GEOGRAPHY

Front matter:  December, 2006.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards
Articles (reviewed):
Introduction to the Special Issue
Visualizing Rank and Size of Cities and Towns
Sandra Arlinghaus and Michael Batty
Visualizing a Map of Walter Christaller, Poland 1941
Part I:  Benchmarking the Map.
Part II:  Interpolation of the Benchmarked Map.
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
NOTES:

Update on the Varroa Mite Map
Diana Sammataro

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2006
Volume XVII, Number 1, 2006

CURRENT ISSUE
SOLSTICE, VOLUME XVII, NUMBER 1; 
JUNE, 2006
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Front matter: June, 2006.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards
Articles (reviewed):
Waldo Tobler
Looking at Some Data from Isard
From a presentation given at the Western Regional Science Association in Santa Fe, New Mexico, February, 2006.
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William C. Arlinghaus
Maps and Decisions:  Part II--Ambiguity; Part III--Redistricting;  Part IV--Club Data
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
3D Atlas of Ann Arbor:  The Google Earth® Approach  Part IPart II
Research Announcement:

Sandra L. Arlinghaus and Michael Batty
Zipf's Hyperboloid?
Book Reviews:

Wildberger, Norman
Divine Proportions:  Rational Trigonometry to Universal Geometry.
Review by S. Arlinghaus

William C. Arlinghaus
PseudoCoup®:  A Psubtle Puzzle
Link to Solution
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2005
Volume XVI, Number 2, 2005
CURRENT ISSUE
SOLSTICE, VOLUME XVI, NUMBER 2; 
WINTER, 2005.
Cover
Front matter: Winter, 2005.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards
Articles (reviewed):
Veronique Van Acker and Frank Witlox
Exploring the Relationships between Land-use System and Travel Behaviour Concepts:  Some First Findings
[ed.]  This file displays best in Microsoft Internet Explorer or Avant browsers
Waldo Tobler
Using Asymmetry to Estimate Potential
From a talk given in Redondo Beach, CA--1005.
[ed.] Readers who enjoy Professor Tobler�s article may also wish to consider work by Jerrold Grossman involving Research on Collaboration in Research, http://www.oakland.edu/enp/research.html, and related topics on Professor Grossman�s home page, http://personalwebs.oakland.edu/~grossman/
John D. Nystuen
Photo Essay:  The Emerald Ash Borer
Photos in this essay looked best using screen set at highest resolution available.
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William C. Arlinghaus
Beyond the Shadow
Variation on a submission for the Pirelli Relativity Challenge of 2005.
NEWS:  UPDATE ON THE 3D ATLAS OF ANN ARBOR
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus

Archimedes in Ann Arbor?

Alyssa J. Domzal, Ui Sang Hwang, and Kris J. Walters, Jr.
Virtual Flood in the Allen Creek Floodplain and Floodway
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2005
Volume XVI, Number 1, 2005
CURRENT ISSUE
SOLSTICE, VOLUME XVI, NUMBER 1; 
SUMMER, 2005.
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Front matter: Winter, 2005.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards
In Memoriam
Frank Harary
Saunders Mac Lane
Articles (reviewed):
Spatial Synthesis
The Evidence of Cartographic Example:  Hierarchy and Centrality
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
 Kioskland:  A Strategy for Linking Hierarchical Levels of Virtual Reality Maps
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus et al.
Research Announcements

A Methodology for Historical Geography:  Internet Implementation
Ann Evans Larimore with Sandra Lach Arlinghaus and Robert Haug 

Spatial Synthesis:  Investigations in Progress
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus

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  2004
Volume XV, Number 2, 2004
CURRENT ISSUE
SOLSTICE, VOLUME XV, NUMBER 2; 
WINTER, 2004.
Cover
Front matter: Winter, 2004.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards
Articles (reviewed):
Spatial Synthesis:  3D Atlas of Ann Arbor
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
Cross-discipline Analogy:  Information Impedance Matching
Peter Martin
Goode's 80th!
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
Notes, Research Announcements, and Observations

Continental USA Travel Tracks
Gottfried Hogh

Two Rivers Ridge:  Capturing Art
Sandra Arlinghaus and Braxton Blake

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2004
Volume XV, Number 1, 2004
CURRENT ISSUE
SOLSTICE, VOLUME XV, NUMBER 1; 
JUNE, 2004.
Cover
Front matter: Summer, 2004.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards to Solstice Authors
Articles (reviewed):
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus and William Charles Arlinghaus
Spatial Synthesis Sampler. 
Geometric Visualization of Hexagonal Hierarchies:  Animation and Virtual Reality
Klaus-Peter Beier
One Optimization of an Earlier Model of Virtual Downtown Ann Arbor
Frank J. A. Witlox, Aloys W. J. Borgers, Harry J. P. Timmermans
Modelling Locational Decision Making of Firms Using Multidimensional Fuzzy Decision Tables:  An Illustration
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, Fred J. Beal, and Douglas S. Kelbaugh
The View from the Top:  Visualizing Downtown Ann Arbor in Three Dimensions
Marc Schlossberg
Visualizing Accessibility II: Access to Food
Summer in the Northern Hemisphere is Winter in the Southern Hemisphere...

Peter A. Martin
Energy Flow:  Spatial and Temporal Patterns

Alma S. Lach
Winter Windows:   Ice Largo
Seung-Hoon Han
Spatial Analysis of Subway Zones in Boston, Massachusetts
Andrew Walton
A Golfer's Resource:  Huron Hills Golf Course, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Thana Chirapiwat (link to his server, unreviewed material)
Visualization of Geographic Information with VRML
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  2003
Volume XIV, Number 2, 2003

CURRENT ISSUE
SOLSTICE, VOLUME XIV, NUMBER 2; 
WINTER, 2003.
Cover
Front matter: Winter, 2003.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards to Solstice Authors
Articles (reviewed):
Sandra Arlinghaus, Robert Haug, Ann Larimore
Lewis and Clark, 200 Years:  A Visual Tribute to an Exploration.
The Gates of the Rocky Mountains.
Surajit Chattopadhyay
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
Ann Arbor, Michigan:  Virtual Downtown Experiments, Part II
Taejung Kwon, Adrien A. Lazzaro, Paul J. Oppenheim, Aaron Rosenblum
Ann Arbor, Michigan:  Virtual Downtown Experiments, Part III
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About:  Tornado Siren Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan


  2003
Volume XIV, Number 1, 2003

CURRENT ISSUE
SOLSTICE, VOLUME XIV, NUMBER 1; 
SUMMER, 2003.
Cover
Front matter: Summer, 2003.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Awards to Solstice Authors
In Memoriam
Articles (reviewed):
Sandra Arlinghaus, Michael Batty, and John Nystuen
Animated Time Lines:  Coordination of Spatial and Temporal Information
Sutapa Chaudhuri and Surajit Chattopadhyay
Viewing the relative importance of some surface parameters associated with pre-monsoon thunderstorms through Ampliative Reasoning
Kulwinder Kaur
On L1-Convergence of Modified Sine Sums
TeX file link.
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
1.  Ann Arbor, Michigan:  Virtual Downtown Experiments

2.  Tornado Siren Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan

Special section, I, on Ann Arbor, Michigan.
In commemoration of years of town/gown cooperation, associated with students in courses taught by S. Arlinghaus, 1992-present at The University of Michigan.  Thanks to the following individuals in the City of Ann Arbor who made these projects possible.  They have graciously supplied maps, aerials, and wise counsel on a regular basis:
  • Merle Johnson, GIS Expert, Information Technology Services, City of Ann Arbor
  • Karen Hart, Planning Director, Planning Department, City of Ann Arbor
  • Wendy L. Rampson, City Planner III, Planning Department, City of Ann Arbor
  • Coy Vaughn, City Planner III, Planning Department, City of Ann Arbor
  • Jeff Kahan, City Planner II, Planning Department, City of Ann Arbor
  • Chandra Hurd, City Planner II, Planning Department, City of Ann Arbor
  • Matthew Kowalski, Assistant Planner, Planning Department, City of Ann Arbor
  • Heather R. Edwards, Historic Preservation Coordinator, City of Ann Arbor
  • Matthew Naud, Environmental Coordinator, City of Ann Arbor
  • Ethel Potts, Zoning Board of Appeals
  • Jean Carlberg, City Council

Please e-mail if interested in files that are no longer posted; they may be available.

New Projects in Solstice, reflecting interaction between University of Michigan students (or others) and municipal authorities. Links to existing projects already published in Solstice. Links (and citations) to older projects, not in Solstice, reflecting interaction between University of Michigan students and municipal authorities
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2002
Volume XIII, Number 2, 2002

CURRENT ISSUE
SOLSTICE, VOLUME XIII, NUMBER 2; 
WINTER, 2002.
Cover
Front matter: Winter, 2002.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Articles (reviewed):
Marc Schlossberg
Visual Accessibility with GIS
Robert F. Austin
Cost Proxy Models in Rural Telephone Companies
Surajit Chattopadhyay
Predicting Pre-monsoon Thunderstorms--
A Statistical View through Propositional Logic
Robert F. Austin and Porter E. Childers
Disaggregation and Targeting of Universal Service Support 
Kulwinder Kaur, Babu Ram, and S. S. Bhatia
TeX file for the reader to run LaTeX, or, a .pdf below:
L1-Convergence of Cosine Series with Hyper Semi Convex Coefficients
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William C. Arlinghaus
Spatial Synthesis:  A Research Program
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2002
Volume XIII, Number 1, 2002

CURRENT ISSUE
SOLSTICE, VOLUME XIII, NUMBER 1; 
SUMMER, 2002.
Cover
Front matter: Summer, 2002.
Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Research Note:
Sandra Arlinghaus, Salma Haidar, and Mark Wilson
Animated Map Timeline, Syria
Articles (reviewed):
B. Derudder and F. Witlox
Classification Techniques in Complex Databases: 
Assessment of Vagueness and Sparsity in a Network of World Cities
John D. Nystuen
The Thünen Society, North American Division
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
The Lights Are On, All Over the World
Mapping Projects, Urban Planning 507, 2002
The University of Michigan 
(selections):
Interactive Internet Maps: Animated Maps:
Materials Received
Solstice Archive.

2001
Volume XII, Number 1
2001
Volume XII, Number 2
2000
Volume XI, Number 1
    Cover
Front matter: Summer, 2000
    Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
John D. Nystuen
    Set in Stone:  An Analemma in Northern Italy
Richard Wallace
    Personal Reflections on Solar Power
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus
    Animaps, IV:  Of Time and Place
     On a slow modem this article will take a long time to load.
Book Review.
Review of:  Arundhati Roy, The Cost of Living, Modern Library, 1999, 126 pp., $11.95 (pap.).
Reviewer:  Richard Wallace.


2000
Volume XI, Number 2
     Cover
Front matter: Winter, 2000
     Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
To the Memory of Donald Frederick Lach, 1917-2000
     Dedication
John D. Nystuen, Photo Essay
     Fifty Years of Spatial Analysis:  A Symposium in Honor of William L. Garrison  1950-2000
      (High-speed connection recommended.)
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and Lloyd R. Phillips
     A Neighborhood Information System within Ann Arbor, Michigan
Courtney Gober
     Animaps, Again
Nakia D. Baird
     Animap Sequences
     (High-speed connection recommended)
1999
Volume X, Number 1
Cover
Front matter: Summer, 1999.  Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Dedication  To John D. Nystuen, on the occasion of his retirement from The University of Michigan
John D. Nystuen, Metropolitan Mining: Institutional and Scale Effects on the Salt Mines of Detroit
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and William C. Arlinghaus. Animaps III:  Color Straws, Color Voxels, and Color Ramps.
Richard Wallace.  Book Review:  André I. Khuri, Thomas Mathew, and Bimal K. Sinha, Statistical Tests for Mixed Linear Models, John Wiley & Sons, 1998, 352 pp., $69.95 (cloth).
Seema Desai Iyer.  Book Review:  Castells, Manuel (1996). The Rise of the Network Society (The Information Age: Economy, Society and Culture, Volume 1). Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishers, Inc. (556 pages, bibliography 51 pages, index 23 pages).

1999
Volume X, Number 2
Cover
Front matter: Winter, 1999
    Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
    E-mail from readers
    Festschrift: Nystuen CD
Jeffrey A. Nystuen
    Listening to Raindrops
Sandra L. Arlinghaus
    A Map of Jackson, Mississippi
Books Received; Brief Summaries:
    Julius S. Bendat, Nonlinear Systems Techniques and Applications
    Paul M. DeRusso, Rob J. Roy, Charles M. Close, Alan A. Desrochers, State Variables for Engineers
1998
Volume IX, Number 1,
Cover and table of content
Front matter: Summer, 1998.  Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, William D. Drake, and John D. Nystuen with data and other input from:  Audra Laug, Kris S. Oswalt, and Diana Sammataro.  Animaps.
Frank E. Barmore (reprinted, in part, from The Wisconsin Geographer (with permission)).
Spatial Analysis, the Wisconsin Idea and the UW-System.  The Use and Abuse of Dispersion Statistics
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, Ruben De la Sierra.  Revitalizing Maps or Images?
John D. Nystuen.  Book Review:  The Universe Below by William J. Broad  (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1997, 432 pages)

1998
Volume IX, Number 2
Cover
Front matter:  Winter, 1998.  Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus.  Animated Four Color Theorem:  Sample Map.
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus.  Animaps, II.
Daniel Albert.  Book Review:  Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and How it Changed America, by John M. Barry
1997
Volume VIII, Number 1
Front matter: Summer, 1997 Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
Author: John D. Nystuen. Why Whales Don't Freeze or Kidney-Shaped Airports: Spatial Analysis and Spatial Design.
Author: Frank Harary. To the Memory of Clyde Tombaugh, 1906-1997.

1997
Volume VIII, Number 2
Front matter:  Winter, 1997.  Editorial Board, Advice to Authors, Mission Statement.
John D. Nystuen.  The Photographic Record.  SunSweep:  A Visit on the Summer Solstice.
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, Frederick L. Goodman, Daniel A. Jacobs. Buffers and Duality.
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, William C. Arlinghaus.  A Graph Theoretic View of the Join-Count Statistic.
John D. Nystuen, Andrea I. Frank.  Differences in Feature Representation in Digital Map Bases.
1996
Volume VII, Number 1
John D. Nystuen, Rhonda Ryznar, Thomas Wagner. "The Greening of Detroit, 1975-1992: Physical Effects of Decline."
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus. "Algebraic Aspects of Ratios."
Daniel Jacobs. "U.S. Route 12 Buffer."

1996
Volume VII, Number 2
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus. "Web Fractals: An Overview."
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus. "Part II. Elements of Spatial Planning. Theory. Merging Maps: Node Labeling Strategies.
1995
Volume VI, Number 1
Richard Wallace: "Motor Vehicle Transport and Global Climate Change: Policy Scenarios."
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, William C. Arlinghaus, John D. Nystuen: "Discrete Mathematics and Counting Derangements in Blind Wine Tastings."


Figures for Volume VI, Number 1, 1995

1995
Volume VI, Number 2
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus: "Elements of Spatial Planning: Theory. Part I."
1994
Volume V, Number 1
Virginia Ainslie and Jack Licate: "Getting Infrastructure Built. Cleveland Infrastructure Team Shares Secrets of Success."
Frank E. Barmore: "Center Here; Center There; Center, Center Everywhere."
Barton R. Burkhalter: "Equal-Area Venn Diagrams of Two Circles: Their Use with Real-World Data."
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, William C. Arlinghaus, Frank Harary, John D. Nystuen. "Los Angeles, 1994--A Spatial Scientific Study."

1994
Volume V, Number 2
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, William C. Arlinghaus, Frank Harary: "The Paris Metro: Is its Graph Planar?"
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus: "Interruption!"
Reprint. Michael F. Dacey: "Imperfections in the Uniform Plane."
1993
Volume IV, Number 1
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and Richard H. Zander: "Electronic Journals: Observations Based on Actual Trials, 1987-Present."
John D. Nystuen: "Wilderness As Place."
Frank E. Barmore: The Earth Isn't Flat. And It Isn't Round Either: Some Significant and Little Known Effects of the Earth's Ellipsoidal Shape."
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus: "Micro-cell Hex-nets?"
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, William C. Arlinghaus, Frank Harary: "Sum Graphs and Geograhic Information."

1993
Volume IV, Number 2
William D. Drake, S. Pak, I. Tarwotjo, Muhilal, J. Gorstein, R. Tilden. "Villages in Transition: Elevated Risk of Micronutrient Deficiency."
1992
Volume III, Number 1
Harry L. Stern: "Computing Areas of Regions with Discretely Defined Boundaries."
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, John D. Nystuen, Michael J. Woldenberg: "The Quadratic World of Kinematic Waves."

1992
Volume III, Number 2
Reprint. Frank Harary: "What Are Mathematical Models and What Should They Be?"
Frank E. Barmore: "Where Are We? Comments on the Concept of Center of Population."
Sandra L. Arlinghaus and John D. Nystuen: "The Pelt of the Earth: An Essay on Reactive Diffusion."
1991
Volume II, Number 1
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, David Barr, John D. Nystuen: "The Spatial Shadow: Light and Dark--Whole and Part."

1991
Volume II, Number 2
Reprint. Saunders Mac Lane: "Proof, Truth, and Confusion, The Nora and Edward Ryerson Lecture at The University of Chicago in 1982."
Robert F. Austin: Digital Maps and Data Bases: Aesthetics versus Accuracy."
  1990
Volume I, Number 1
Reprint. William Kingdon Clifford: "Postulates of the Science of Space."
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus: "Beyond the Fractal."
William C. Arlinghaus: "Groups, Graphs, and God"

1990
Volume I, Number 2
John D. Nystuen: "A City of Strangers: Spatial Aspects of Alienation in the Detroit Metropolitan Region."
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus: "Scale and Dimension: Their Logical Harmony."
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus: "Parallels Between Parallels."
Sandra L. Arlinghaus, William C. Arlinghaus, and John D. Nystuen: "The Hedetniemi Matrix Sum: A Real-world Application."
Sandra Lach Arlinghaus: Fractal Geometry of Infinite Pixel Sequences: "Super-definition" Resoultion?"


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