Table of Contents: 1. Introduction: Usefulness of Spatial Analysis with Remote Sensing and GIS in Sub-Sahara Africa
(Y. Murayama) pp.1-4
2. Modeling Spatial Processes of Urban Growth in an African City. A Case Study of Nairobi
(C.N Mundia, M. Aniya and Y. Murayama)pp.5-22
3. Markov-Cellular Automata Approach for Modelling Land Use/Cover Changes in an African Rural Environment: A Case Study in the Bindura District, Zimbabwe
(C. Kamusoko, M. Aniya and M. Manjoro)pp.23-46
4. Urban Land Use Change and Landscape Fragmentation in Lagos, Nigeria
(A.K. Braimoh, T. Onishi and P.J. Marcotullio)pp.47-70
5. A Multistage-Artificial Neural Network and Expert System (MANNES) Approach for Classifying Built-up Areas Based on ALOS Data: the Case of Harare, Zimbabwe
(C. Kamusoko and M. Manjoro) pp.71-90
6. Spatial-Temporal Patterns and Driving Forces of Land Use/Cover Changes in an African Wildlife Sanctuary
C.N. Mundia, and Y. Murayama) pp.91-112
7. Exploratory Woodland Fragmentation Analysis Based on Mathematical Morphology and Landscape Metrics
C. Kamusoko, E. and Chikati)pp.113-128
8. Exploratory Land Use/Cover Change Analysis in a Municipality in Kenya Using Markov Chain Model
(C.N. Mundia, K.N. Mubea and M.K. Gachari)pp.129-146
9. Open Source Web Mapping Technologies: Can Developing Countries Leverage and Tap the Potential they Portend?
(D.N. Kuria and D.E. Musiega)pp.147-174
10. SDI Requirements for Transport Infrastructure Planning: A Case Study of Kampala, Uganda
(L.K.N. Mazzi and A. Gidudu) pp.175-198
11. Remote Sensing and GIS, Current Status and Future Prospects in Sub-Sahara Africa
C.N. Mundia and M.K. Gachari)pp.199-208
Index pp.209-211 |