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Mark W Horner
Mark W Horner
Earl B. and Sophia H. Shaw Professor of Geography, Department of Geography, Florida State University
E-mail megerősítve itt: fsu.edu - Kezdőlap
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Spatial dimensions of urban commuting: a review of major issues and their implications for future geographic research
MW Horner
The Professional Geographer 56 (2), 160-173, 2004
3232004
Extensions to the concept of excess commuting
MW Horner
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space 34 (3), 543-566, 2002
2802002
Life cycle and environmental factors in selecting residential and job locations
TK Kim, MW Horner, RW Marans
Housing studies 20 (3), 457-473, 2005
2722005
Excess commuting and the modifiable areal unit problem
MW Horner, AT Murray
Urban Studies 39 (1), 131-139, 2002
2662002
Embedding economies of scale concepts for hub network design
MW Horner, ME O'Kelly
Journal of Transport Geography 9 (4), 255-265, 2001
2562001
Spatiotemporal accessibility to supermarkets using public transit: an interaction potential approach in Cincinnati, Ohio
MJ Widener, S Farber, T Neutens, M Horner
Journal of Transport Geography 42, 72-83, 2015
2522015
Using urban commuting data to calculate a spatiotemporal accessibility measure for food environment studies
MJ Widener, S Farber, T Neutens, MW Horner
Health & place 21, 1-9, 2013
1732013
Optimizing hurricane disaster relief goods distribution: model development and application with respect to planning strategies
MW Horner, JA Downs
Disasters 34 (3), 821-844, 2010
1662010
The role of urban form in shaping access to opportunities: An exploratory spatial data analysis
DM Scott, MW Horner
Journal of transport and land use 1 (2), 89-119, 2008
1662008
A hierarchical approach to modeling hurricane disaster relief goods distribution
MJ Widener, MW Horner
Journal of Transport Geography 19 (4), 821-828, 2011
1612011
Using geographical information system to model the effects of green space accessibility on mortality in Florida
C Coutts, M Horner, T Chapin
Geocarto International 25 (6), 471-484, 2010
1402010
Exploring metropolitan accessibility and urban structure
MW Horner
Urban Geography 25 (3), 264-284, 2004
1392004
Effects of point pattern shape on home‐range estimates
JA Downs, MW Horner
The Journal of Wildlife Management 72 (8), 1813-1818, 2008
1382008
A GIS-based planning approach to locating urban rail terminals
MW Horner, TH Grubesic
Transportation 28, 55-77, 2001
1252001
Network flow-based strategies for identifying rail park-and-ride facility locations
MW Horner, S Groves
Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 41 (3), 255-268, 2007
1162007
Investigating urban spatial mismatch using job–housing indicators to model home–work separation
MW Horner, JN Mefford
Environment and Planning A 39 (6), 1420-1440, 2007
1152007
A multi-scale analysis of urban form and commuting change in a small metropolitan area (1990–2000)
MW Horner
The Annals of Regional Science 41, 315-332, 2007
1122007
The effects of transportation network failure on people’s accessibility to hurricane disaster relief goods: a modeling approach and application to a Florida case study
MW Horner, MJ Widener
Natural hazards 59, 1619-1634, 2011
1072011
Capturing individuals' food environments using flexible space-time accessibility measures
MW Horner, BS Wood
Applied Geography 51, 99-107, 2014
1062014
Spatial representation and scale impacts in transit service assessment
MW Horner, AT Murray
Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design 31 (5), 785-797, 2004
1062004
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