Editorial: Thoughts

Editorial: Some thoughts on geospatial analysis and modeling

This issue contains papers selected from the contributions presented at the 1st International Cartographic Association (ICA) Workshop on Geospatial Analysis and Modeling held in Vienna on the 8th of July, 2006 (http://www.hig.se/~bjg/ica/workshop/). The theme papers demonstrate partially recent developments in geospatial analysis and modeling for uncovering knowledge for various applications. T...

Editorial: thoughts on establishing research significance and preserving scientific integrity.

In this opening editorial, I would like to welcome our readers authors, and reviewers, to the first issue of the Journal Pediatric Psychology (JPP) that has been edited by myself and our associate editors. As the new editor of JPP, I am mindful of the extraordinary tradition of excellence in editorship that I am following. Together with our very talented associate editor team and editorial boar...

Editorial: Thoughts on Climate Change and Sex Ratio of Sea Turtles*

Figure 1. Decision-tree diagram for management of marine turtles and climate change More than two and a half decades ago an editorial in this newsletter warned that global warming might lead to “a massive feminizing bias” in sea turtle populations (Mrosovsky 1984). This concern arose from a combination of C.L. Yntema having established a method of sexing hatchling sea turtles – thought by some ...

Editorial: Some thoughts on progressive transmission of spatial datasets in the web environment

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