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2018

The world, the computer, and the mind: how Andrew Frank helped make human language and cognition cornerstones of geographic information scienceDaniel R. Montello, David M. Mark. gis, 32(12):2535-2550, 2018. [doi]

The Landform Reference Ontology (LFRO): A Foundation for Exploring Linguistic and Geospatial Conceptualization of Landforms (Short Paper)Gaurav Sinha, Samantha T. Arundel, Torsten Hahmann, E. Lynn Usery, Kathleen Stewart, David M. Mark. giscience 2018: [doi]

2017

A Reference Landform Ontology for Automated Delineation of Depression Landforms from DEMsGaurav Sinha, Samantha T. Arundel, Kathleen Stewart, David M. Mark, Torsten Hahmann, Boleslo E. Romero, Alexandre Sorokine, E. Lynn Usery, Grant McKenzie. cosit 2018: 111-116 [doi]

2015

2014

An Ontology Design Pattern for Surface Water FeaturesGaurav Sinha, David M. Mark, Dave Kolas, Dalia Varanka, Boleslo E. Romero, Chen-Chieh Feng, E. Lynn Usery, Joshua Liebermann, Alexandre Sorokine. giscience 2014: 187-203 [doi]

2013

The Meanings of the Generic Parts of Toponyms: Use and Limitations of Gazetteers in Studies of Landscape TermsCurdin Derungs, Flurina Wartmann, Ross S. Purves, David M. Mark. cosit 2013: 261-278 [doi]

Fundamental Cognitive Concepts of Space (and Time): Using Cross-Linguistic, Crowdsourced Data to Cognitively Calibrate Modes of OverlapAlexander Klippel, Jan Oliver Wallgrün, Jinlong Yang, Jennifer S. Mason, Eun-Kyeong Kim, David M. Mark. cosit 2013: 377-396 [doi]

2010

The natural landscape metaphor in information visualization: The role of commonsense geomorphologySara Irina Fabrikant, Daniel R. Montello, David M. Mark. jasis, 61(2):253-270, 2010. [doi]

Cognition-Based Extraction and Modelling of Topographic EminencesGaurav Sinha, David M. Mark. cartographica, 45(2):105-112, 2010. [doi]

2008

Next-Generation Digital Earth: A position paper from the Vespucci Initiative for the Advancement of Geographic Information ScienceMax Craglia, Michael F. Goodchild, Alessandro Annoni, Gilberto Câmara, Michael D. Gould, Werner Kuhn, David M. Mark, Ian Masser, David J. Maguire, Steve Liang, Ed Parsons. ijsdir, 3:146-167, 2008. [doi]

2007

Progress on Yindjibarndi EthnophysiographyDavid M. Mark, Andrew G. Turk, David Stea. cosit 2007: 1-19 [doi]

Natural Language Understanding of Spatial Relations Between Linear Geographic ObjectsJun Xu, David M. Mark. scc, 7(4):311-347, 2007. [doi]

2006

The Distance-Similarity Metaphor in Region-Display SpatializationsSara Irina Fabrikant, Daniel R. Montello, David M. Mark. cga, 26(4):34-44, 2006. [doi]

2005

Measuring similarity between geospatial lifelines in studies of environmental healthGaurav Sinha, David M. Mark. jgs, 7(1):115-136, 2005. [doi]

2004

Very Large Scale Multidimensional Data Management and Retrieval for USGS and NIMA ImageryAidong Zhang, Wei Wang, David M. Mark. DG.O 2004: [doi]

2003

Landscape Categories in Yindjibarndi: Ontology, Environment, and LanguageDavid M. Mark, Andrew G. Turk. cosit 2003: 28-45 [doi]

Geographic Information ScienceDavid M. Mark. In Michael F. Worboys, Matt Duckham, Michael F. Goodchild, editors, Foundations of Geographic Information Science. pages 3-18, Taylor & Francis, 2003. [doi]

2002

::::Webview::::: A Distributed Geographical Image Retrieval SystemWei Wang, Daoying Ma, Yimin Wu, Aidong Zhang, David M. Mark. DG.O 2002: [doi]

Web View - A Globally Accessible Geographic Image Database EnvironmentAidong Zhang, Lei Zhu, David M. Mark. In William J. McIver Jr., Ahmed K. Elmagarmid, editors, Advances in Digital Government - Technology, Human Factors, and Policy. Volume 26 of Advances in Database Systems, pages 197-213, Springer, 2002. [doi]

2001

Features, Objects, and Other Things: Ontological Distinctions in the Geographic DomainDavid M. Mark, André Skupin, Barry Smith. cosit 2001: 489-502 [doi]

Geographical categories: an ontological investigationBarry Smith, David M. Mark. gis, 15(7):591-612, 2001. [doi]

1999

1998

Natural-Language Spatial Relations Between Linear and Areal Objects: The Topology and Metric of English-Language TermsA. Rashid B. M. Shariff, Max J. Egenhofer, David M. Mark. gis, 12(3):215-245, 1998.

1995

Naive GeographyMax J. Egenhofer, David M. Mark. cosit 1995: 1-15

Modelling Conceptual Neighbourhoods of Toplogical Line-Region RelationsMax J. Egenhofer, David M. Mark. gis, 9(5):555-565, 1995.

Evaluating and Refining Computational Models of Spatial Relations Through Cross-Linguistic Human-Subjects TestingDavid M. Mark, David Comas, Max J. Egenhofer, Scott M. Freundschuh, Michael D. Gould, Joan Nunes. cosit 1995: 553-568

1993

Toward a Theoretical Framework for Geographic Entity TypesDavid M. Mark. cosit 1993: 270-283

1992

Counter-Intuitive Geographic Facts : Clues for Spatial Reasoning at Geographic ScalesDavid M. Mark. gis 1992: 305-317

1990

A Comparative Analysis of some 2-Dimensional OrderingsDavid J. Abel, David M. Mark. gis, 4(1):21-31, 1990.

1989

A review of quadtree-based strategies for interfacing coverage data with digital elevation models in grid formDavid M. Mark, Jean Paul Lauzon, Juan A. Cebrian. gis, 3(1):3-14, 1989. [doi]

1985

Two-dimensional run-encoding for quadtree representationJean Paul Lauzon, David M. Mark, Lawrence Kikuchi, J. Armando Guevara. cvgip, 30(1):56-69, 1985. [doi]

Linear Quadtrees from Vector Representations of PolygonsDavid M. Mark, David J. Abel. pami, 7(3):344-349, 1985. [doi]

1984

The extraction of drainage networks from digital elevation dataJohn F. O Callaghan, David M. Mark. cvgip, 28(3):323-344, 1984. [doi]

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