Geographical Exploration Machine
- What is
a GEM?
- What is
Geographical Explanation?
- Origins
of GEM in GCEM
- Original
GCEM weaknesses
- A
new GCEM for 1998 called GEM
- GEM
modes of operation
- What is
a coverage?
- What is
a geographical data layer?
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Non-geographical data layers
- How
many coverage permutations can GEM handle?
- What
are the benefits of GEM?
- What
are the problems with GEM?
- Some
solutions to the problems
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Examples of surrogate spatial associations
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Some causes of "real" relationships
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Some causes of "false" relationships
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What is indicative of "good" and "poor" spatial relationships
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Why is interpretation potentially hard?
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How do you measure the overall significance and R2
of the results?
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How does the GIS polygon overlay part work?
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Online Version of GEM
Ian Turton < ian@geog.leeds.ac.uk >
Last modified: Mon May 18 13:25:20 BST 1998