Publications
Books
1.
Critical Infrastructure: Reliability and Vulnerabilitiy, edited by A.T. Murray and T.H. Grubesic, 2007 (Springer:
2.
Business Site Section, Location
Analysis and GIS,
Journal Articles
3.
"Modeling
school utilization and consolidation",
4.
"Heuristic
solution approaches to operational forest planning problems", A.T. Murray
and
5.
"Solid-waste-disposal
site location", A.T. Murray and
6.
"Measuring
the efficacy of adjacency constraint structure in forest planning", A.T.
Murray and
7.
"Analyzing
cliques for imposing adjacency restrictions in forest models", A.T. Murray
and
8.
"Constructing
and selecting adjacency constraints", A.T. Murray and
9.
"Applying
simulated annealing to location planning models", A.T. Murray and
10.
"Solving
the anti-covering location problem using Lagrangian
relaxation", A.T. Murray and
11.
"Facets
for node packing", A.T. Murray and
12.
"The
influence of data aggregation on the stability of p-median location
model solutions", A.T. Murray and J.M. Gottsegen,
Geographical Analysis 29, 1997, 200-213.
13.
"Capacitated
service and regional constraints in location-allocation modeling", A.T.
Murray and R.A. Gerrard, Location Science 5,
1997, 103-118.
14.
"Minimizing
aggregation error in input-output models", A.T. Murray, Environment and
Planning A 30, 1998, 1125-1128.
15.
"Impact
models for siting undesirable facilities", A.T.
Murray, R.L. Church, R.A. Gerrard and W. Tsui, Papers in Regional Science 77, 1998, 19-36.
16.
"Locational issues in forest management",
17.
"Operational
forest planning and Steiner tree extensions ", A.T. Murray,
18.
"Cluster
discovery techniques for exploratory spatial data analysis", A.T. Murray
and V. Estivill-Castro, International Journal of
Geographical Information Science 12, 1998, 431-443.
19.
"Ecosystem
management or infreasible guidelines? Implications of
adjacency restrictions for wildlife habitat and timber production", A.T.
Murray, Canadian Journal of Forest Research 28, 1998, 1093-1094.
20.
"Public
transportation access", A.T. Murray, R. Davis, R.J. Stimson and L.
Ferreira, Transportation Research D 3, 1998, 319-328.
21.
"Route
planning for harvest site access", A.T. Murray, Canadian Journal of
Forest Research 28, 1998, 1084-1087.
22.
"Using
proximity restrictions for locating undesirable facilities", A.T. Murray
and
23.
"Spatial
restrictions in harvest scheduling", A.T. Murray, Forest Science
45, 1999, 45-52.
24.
"Spatial
analysis using clustering methods: evaluating the use of central point and
median approaches", A.T. Murray, Journal of Geographical Systems 1,1999, 367-383.
25.
"Support
system development for forest ecosystem management", R.L. Church, A.T.
Murray, M.A. Figueroa and K.H. Barber, European Journal of Operational
Research 121, 2000, 247-258 (special issue).
26.
"Spatial
characteristics and comparisons of interaction and median clustering
models", A.T. Murray, Geographical Analysis 32, 2000, 1-18.
27.
"Monitoring
growth in rapidly urbanising areas using remotely
sensed data", D. Ward, S.R. Phinn and A.T.
Murray, Professional Geographer 52, 2000, 371-386.
28.
"Spatial
modeling in forest management and natural resource planning", A.T. Murray
and S. Snyder, Forest Science 46, 2000, 153-156.
29.
"A
stochastically constrained cellular automata model of residential growth",
D.P. Ward, A.T. Murray and S.R. Phinn, Computers,
Environment and Urban Systems, 24, 2000, 539-558.
30.
"Forest
planning at the tactical level", R.L. Church, A.T. Murray and K.H. Barber,
Annals of Operations Research, 95, 2000, 3-18 (special issue).
31.
"Integrating
attribute and space characteristics in choropleth
display and spatial data mining", A.T. Murray and T. Shyy,
International Journal of Geographical Information Science, 14, 2000,
649-667.
32.
"Forest
management models and combinatorial algorithms: analysis of state of the
art", A. Weintraub, R.L. Church, A.T. Murray and
M. Guignard, Annals of Operations Research,
96, 2000, 271-285 (special issue).
33.
"A
spatial decision support system to visualize optimal patterns of future urban
growth meeting sustainability criteria: a case study of the gold coast",
D.P. Ward, R.J. Stimson and A.T. Murray, Australian Planner, 38(2),
2001, 80-89.
34.
"Exploratory
spatial data analysis techniques for examining urban crime", A.T. Murray,
I. McGuffog, J.S. Western and P. Mullins, British
Journal of Criminology , 41, 2001, 309-329.
35.
"Strategic
analysis of public transport coverage", A.T. Murray, Socio-Economic
Planning Sciences, 35, 2001, 175-188.
36.
"An
Internet GIS for improving access to regional performance data: a decision
support system to enhance location development and planning", T. Shyy, R. Stimson, S. Baum, R. Davis, A. Murray and R.
Barker, Australian Planner, 38(3/4), 2001, 158-166.
37.
"Equity
in regional service provision", A.T. Murray and R. Davis, Journal of
Regional Science, 41, 2001, 577-600.
38.
"Assessing
public transit service equity in
39.
"Monitoring
the composition and form of urban environments based on the
vegetation-impervious surface-soil (VIS) model by subpixel
analysis techniques", S. Phinn, M. Stanford, P. Scarth, A.T. Murray and P.T. Shyy,
International Journal of Remote Sensing, 28, 2002, 4131-4153.
40.
"National
and regional spatial corporate structure", B. Roberts and A.T. Murray, Annals
of Regional Science, 36, 2002, 347-368.
41.
"Excess
commuting and the modifiable areal unit
problem", M.W. Horner and A.T. Murray, Urban Studies, 39, 2002,
131-139.
42.
"Constructing
the divide: spatial disparities in broadband access",
T.H. Grubesic and A.T. Murray, Papers in
Regional Science, 81, 2002, 197-221.
43.
"Identifying
non-hierarchical spatial clusters", A.T. Murray and T.H. Grubesic, International Journal of Industrial
Engineering, 9, 2002, 86-95.
44.
"Scale
and unit specification influences in harvest scheduling with maximum area
restrictions", A.T. Murray and A. Weintraub, Forest
Science, 48, 2002.
45.
"Assessing
representation error in point-based coverage modeling", A.T. Murray and
M.E. O’Kelly, Journal of Geographical Systems, 4, 2002, 171-191.
46.
"A
geographic perspective on telecommunication network survivability", T.H. Grubesic, M.E. O’Kelly and A.T. Murray, Telematics and Informatics, 20, 2003, 51-69.
47.
"Site
placement uncertainty in location analysis", A.T. Murray, Computers,
Environment and Urban Systems, 27, 2003, 205-221.
48.
"A
coverage model for improving public transit system accessibility and expanding
access, A.T. Murray, Annals of Operations Research, 123, 2003, 143-156.
49.
"Integrating
spatial optimization and cellular automata for evaluating urban change",
D.P. Ward, A.T. Murray and S.R. Phinn, Annals of
Regional Science, 37, 2003, 131-148.
50.
"Reducing
congestion through strategic planning", M.W. Horner and A.T. Murray, Regional
Studies, 37, 2003, 135-146.
51.
"Estimating
impervious surface distribution by spectral mixture analysis", C. Wu
and A.T. Murray, Remote Sensing of Environment, 84, 2003, 493-505.
52.
"Research
on accessibility in space and time: future prospects", M.P.
Kwan, A.T. Murray, M.E. O’Kelly and M. Tiefelsdorf,
Journal of Geographical Systems, 5, 2003, 129-139 (special issue).
53.
"Accessibility
tradeoffs in public transit planning", A.T. Murray and X. Wu, Journal of Geographical Systems, 5,
2003, 93-107 (special issue).
54.
"A
lattice covering model for evaluating existing service
facilities", M.E. O’Kelly and A.T. Murray, Papers in
Regional Science, 83, 2004, 565-580.
55.
"An
Internet GIS and spatial model to benchmark local government socio-economic
performance", P.T. Shyy, R.J. Stimson and A.T.
Murray, Australasian Journal of Regional Studies, 9, 2003, 31-47.
56.
"Alternative
formulations for updating input-output matrices", R.W. Jackson and A.T.
Murray, Economic Systems Research, 16, 2004, 135-148 (special issue).
57.
"Waiting
for broadband: local competition and the spatial distribution of advanced
telecommunication services in the
58.
"Incorporating
average and maximum area restrictions in harvest scheduling models", A.T.
Murray, M. Goycoolea and A. Weintraub,
Canadian Journal of Forest Research, 34, 2004, 456-464.
59.
"Spatial
representation impacts in transit service assessment", M.W. Horner and
A.T. Murray, Environment and Planning B, 31, 2004, 785-797.
60.
"’Where’
matters: location and Wi-Fi access", T.H. Grubesic and A.T. Murray, Journal of Urban Technology,
11, 2004, 1-28.
61.
"Assessing
spatial patterns of crime in
62.
"Harvest
scheduling subject to maximum area restrictions: exploring exact
approaches", M. Goycoolea, A.T. Murray, F. Barahona, R. Epstein and A. Weintraub,
Operations Research, 53(3), 2005, 490-500.
63.
"A
GIS-based approach for delineating market areas for park-and-ride
facilities", B. Farhan and A.T. Murray, Transactions
in GIS, 9, 2005, 91-108.
64.
"Geographies
of imperfection in telecommunication analysis", T.H. Grubesic
and A.T. Murray, Telecommunications Policy, 29, 2005, 69-94.
65.
"A
cokriging method for estimating population density in
urban areas", C. Wu and A.T. Murray, Computers, Environment and Urban
Systems, 29, 2005, 558-579.
66.
"Spatial-historical
landscapes of telecommunication network survivability",
T.H. Grubesic and A.T. Murray, Telecommunications
Policy, 29, 2005, 801-820 (special issue).
67.
"Optimizing
public transit quality and system access: the multiple route maximal
covering/shortest path problem", C. Wu and A.T. Murray, Environment and
Planning B, 32, 2005, 163-178.
68.
"Strategic
route extension in transit networks", T.C. Matisziw,
A.T. Murray and C. Kim, European Journal of Operations Research, 171,
2006, 661-673.
69.
"Exploratory
analysis of the homeless shelter system in
70.
"Geography
in coverage modeling: exploiting spatial structure to address complementary
partial service of areas", A.T. Murray, Annals of the Association of
American Geographers, 95, 2005, 761-772.
71.
"Review
of combinatorial problems induced by spatial forest harvesting planning",
A. Weintraub and A.T. Murray, Discrete Applied
Mathematics, 154, 2006, 867-879 (special issue).
72.
"Distance
decay and coverage in facility location planning", B. Farhan
and A.T. Murray, Annals of Regional Science, 40, 2006, 279-295.
73.
"Location
models for ceding market share and shrinking services," C. ReVelle, A.T. Murray and D. Serra, Omega, to appear.
74.
"Vital
nodes, interconnected infrastructures and the geographies of network
survivability", T.H. Grubesic and A.T. Murray, Annals
of the Association of American Geographers, 96, 2006, 64-83.
75.
"Solving
the continuous space p-center problem: planning application issues," H.
Wei, A.T. Murray and N. Xiao, IMA Journal of Management Mathematics, 17,
2006, 413-425 (special issue).
76.
"Promoting
species persistence through spatial association optimization in nature reserve
design," T.C. Matisziw and A.T. Murray, Journal
of Geographical Systems, 8, 2006, 289-305.
77.
"Population
estimation using Landsat Ehanced
Thematic Mapper imagery", C. Wu and A.T. Murray,
Geographical Analysis, 39, 2007, 26-43 (special issue).
78.
"Improving
computational capabilities for addressing volume constraints in forest harvest
scheduling problems," J.P. Vielma, A.T. Murray,
D.M. Ryan and A. Weintraub, European Journal of
Operational Research, 176, 2007, 1246-1264.
79.
"Coverage
optimization to support security monitoring," A.T. Murray, K. Kim, J.W.
Davis, R. Machiraju and R. Parent, Computers
Environment and Urban Systems, 31, 2007, 133-147.
80.
"Coverage
optimization in continuous space facility siting,"
A.T. Murray and D. Tong, International Journal of Geographical Information
Sciences, 21, 2007, 757-776.
81.
"Modeling
s-t path availability to support disaster vulnerability assessment of network
infrastructure," T.C. Matisziw and A.T. Murray, Computers
and Operations Research, to appear (special issue).
82.
"Geographic
exclusion: spatial analysis for evaluating the implications of Megan’s
Law," T.H. Grubesic, E. Mack and A.T. Murray, Social
Science Computer Review, 25, 2007, 143-162.
83.
"Critical
network infrastructure analysis: interdiction and system flow," A.T.
Murray, T.C. Matisziw and T.H. Grubesic,
Journal of Geographical Systems, 9, 2007, 103-117.
84.
“Spatial
contiguity optimization in land acquisition,” X. Wu and A.T. Murray, Journal of Land Use Science, 2, 2007,
243-256.
85.
“A
new approach to quantifying spatial contiguity using graph theory and spatial
interaction,” X. Wu and A.T. Murray, International Journal of
Geographical Information Sciences, 22, 2008, to appear.
86.
"Siting park-and-ride facilities using a multi-objective
spatial optimization model," B. Farhan and A.T.
Murray, Computers and Operations
Research, 35, 2008, 445-456 (special issue).
87.
"Regional
service coverage modeling," A.T. Murray, M.E. O’Kelly and R.L.
Church, Computers and Operations Research, 35, 2008, 339-355 (special
issue).
88.
“Comparative
approaches for assessing network vulnerability,” T.H. Grubesic,
T.C. Matisziw, A.T. Murray, and D. Snediker, International
Regional Science Review, 31, 2008, 88-112.
89.
“A
multi-objective evolutionary algorithm for surveillance sensor
placement,” K. Kim, A.T. Murray and N. Xiao, Environment and Planning B, to appear.
90.
“Maximizing
coverage of spatial demand for service,” D. Tong and A.T. Murray, Papers in Regional Science, to appear.
91.
“Evaluating
approaches for solving the area restriction model in harvest scheduling,”
M. Goycoolea, J.P. Vielma,
A.T. Murray and A. Weintraub, Forest Science, conditionally accepted.
92.
“Siting a facility in continuous space to maximize coverage
of continuously distributed demand,” T.C. Matisziw
and A.T. Murray, Socio-Economic Planning
Sciences, to appear (special issue).
93.
“Enhancing
spatial representation in primary and secondary coverage location
modeling,” K. Kim and A.T. Murray, Journal
of Regional Science, to appear.
94.
“Decision
support for network disruption mitigation,” D.E. Snediker,
A.T. Murray and T.C. Matisziw, Decision Support Systems, 44, 2008, 954-969.
95.
“Estimating
carrying capacity for sandhill cranes using habitat
suitability and spatial optimization models,” J.A. Downs, R.J. Gates and
A.T. Murray, Ecological Modelling, to appear.
96.
“Multimethodological approaches to network vulnerability
analysis,” A.T. Murray, T.C. Matisziw and T.H. Grubesic, Growth and
Change, conditionally accepted (special issue).
97.
“Exploring
the vulnerability of network infrastructure to disruption,” T.C. Matisziw, A.T. Murray and T.H. Grubesic,
Annals of Regional Science, to
appear.
Chapters
98.
99.
Shyy, T.-K., Stimson, R.J., Western, J.,
100.
101.
102.
Grubesic, T.H., A.T. Murray and J. Mefford
(2007). “Continuity in critical network infrastructures: accounting for
nodal disruptions.” In Critical Infrastructure: Reliability and
Vulnerability (Springer), edited by A. Murray and T. Grubesic,
p. 197-220.
103.
Matisziw, T.C., A.T. Murray and T.H. Grubesic
(2007). “Bounding network attack vulnerability through cutset identification.” In Critical
Infrastructure: Reliability and Vulnerability (Springer), edited by A.
Murray and T. Grubesic, p. 243-256.
104.
105.
106.
107.
Xiao,
N. and A.T. Murray (2013). “Interpolation.” In Cartography in
the Twentieth Century, edited by M. Monmonier (
Proceedings
108.
"Adjacency constraint aggregation", A.T. Murray
and R.L. Church, International Symposium on Systems Analysis and Management
Decisions in Forestry, edited by G. Paredes,
1993, 131-138 (Chile: Universidad Austral de Chile).
109.
"Designing a spatial decision support system for
forest ecosystem management", A.T. Murray,
110.
"Designing a hierarchical planning model for USDA
Forest Service planning", R.L. Church, A.T. Murray and K. Barber, Proceedings
of the 1994 Symposium on Systems Analysis and Forest Resources, edited by
J. Sessions and J.D. Brodie, 1994, 401-409 (Maryland:
Society of American Foresters).
111.
"A spatial decision support system for doing
hierarchical habitat planning", R.L. Church, A.T. Murray, K.H. Barber and
R. Dyrland, Analysis in Support of Ecosystem
Management , 1995, 283-292 (Washington D.C.: USDA Forest Service).
112.
"Analyzing the relationships of spatial structure in
aggregated data", J.M. Gottsegen and A.T.
Murray, GIS/LIS’ 96, 1996, 457-466 (
113.
"Optimizing the location of harvesting equipment and
access roads", A.T. Murray and R.L. Church, Proceedings of the 1997
Symposium on Systems Analysis in Forest Resources , Traverse City,
Michigan, USA, May 28-31, 1997.
114.
"Spatial clustering for data mining with genetic
algorithms", V. Estivill-Castro and A.T. Murray,
International ICSC Symposium on Engineering of Intelligent Systems EIS-98,
edited by E. Alpaydin and C. Fyfe, 1998, on CD-ROM
(Canada: ICSC Academic Press).
115.
"Discovering associations in spatial data: an
efficient medoid based approach", V. Estivill-Castro and A.T. Murray, Research and
Development in Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining: Second Pacific-Asia
Conference, PAKDD-98, edited by X. Wu, R. Kotagiri
and K.B. Korb, 1998, 110-121 (New York: Springer).
116.
"Transport access and environmental
sustainability", A.T. Murray, International Conference on Modeling
Geographical and Environmental Systems with Geographical Information Systems,
edited by P. Lai, Y. Leung and W. Shi, 1998, 336-339 (Hong Kong: The Chinese
University of Hong Kong).
117.
"Mining spatial data via clustering", V. Estivill-Castro and A.T. Murray, Proceedings of 8th
International Symposium on Spatial Data Handling, SDH-98, edited by T. Poiker and N. Chrisman, 1998, 522-532 (Vancouver: International
Geographical Union).
118.
"Analyzing patterns of regional criminal
activity", A.T. Murray, J.S. Western, P. Mullins and I. McGuffog, GIS/LIS’ 98, 1998, on CD-ROM (
119.
"Spatially lagged choropleth
display", A.T. Murray, Proceedings of 9th International Symposium on
Spatial Data Handling, edited by P. Forer, A. Yeh and J. He, 2000, 1a40-49 (
120.
"Hybrid optimization for clustering in data
mining", V. Estivill-Castro and A.T. Murray,
CLAIO 2000, 2000, on CD-ROM (
121.
"Clustering and capacitated facility location via
hybrid optimization," V. Estivill-Castro and
A.T. Murray, Intelligent Systems and Applications, 2000, on CD-ROM (
122.
"Criteria on proximity graphs for boundary extraction
and spatial clustering", V. Estivill-Castro, I.
Lee and A.T. Murray. Fifth Asian Pacific Conference on Knowledge Discovery
and Data Mining - PAKDD-01, 2001 (
123.
"An
adjacency-modeling problem based on constructing harvesting areas," R.
Epstein, M. Goycoolea, A.T. Murray and A. Weintraub, In Systems Analysis in Forest Resources,
edited by G.J. Arthaud and T.M. Barrett, 2003,
279-289 (Dordrecht: Kluwer Scientific).
124.
"Assessing
landscape contiguity in reserve design", A.T. Murray and X. Wu, In Systems
Analysis in Forest Resources, edited by M. Bevers
and T.M. Barrett, 2005, 85-88 (Gen. Tech. Rep. PNW-GTR-656.
125.
"Improved
solution techniques for multi-period area-based forest harvest scheduling
problems", J.P. Vielma, A.T. Murray, D. Ryan and
A. Weintraub, In Systems Analysis in Forest
Resources, edited by M. Bevers and T.M. Barrett,
2005, 285-290 (Gen. Tech. Rep. PNW-GTR-656.
Monographs and Technical Reports
126.
DigitPlus: a
digitizing program for spatial decision support systems - User's Guide,
127.
"Artificial landscape visualization of ecosystem
management plans", R.L. Church, A.T. Murray, M.A. Figueroa, A.A. Ager, R.J. McGaughey and J. Merzenich. Proceedings of Decision Support - 2001,
128.
Regional Ecosystems and Land
Management Decision Support System (RELMdss) User's
Manual, R.L. Church, A.T. Murray and M.A. Figueroa, Department of
Geography, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1995.
129.
Preliminary Model Documentation for
Regional Ecosystems and Land Management Decision Support System (RELMdss) , R.L. Church and A.T. Murray,
Department of Geography, University of California, Santa Barbara, 1995.
130.
Ageing and Housing: ageing and
retirement housing in
131.
Airborne Techniques for Estimating
Traffic Flow in the Private Sector, A.T. Murray, National Consortia on
Remote Sensing in Transportation – Flows (NCRST-F), 2002 (Center for
Mapping, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio).
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