1989 Middle States Geographer

Middle States Division of the
Association of American Geographers

Middle States Geographer Volume 22, 1989
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Journal of the Middle States Division of the Association of American Geographers


	Patterns of Preschool Handicapped Education in New York State: Interactions of Federal, State, and Local Government. Margaret F. Boorstein On Teaching GIS. Keith C. Clarke Using a GIS to Monitor the New York Bight and Evaluate Alternate Mud Bump Sites. William Hansen, Barbara Tempalski, and Zeming Cheng History in the Mapping: Simeon DeWitt’s Legacy in New York State Cartography. Jo Margaret Mano The Cashew Industry of Ceara, Brazil: A Development Alternative. Anna Meaney-Leckie AUTOCAD Instruction in the Geography Curriculum. Charles A. Noran ARIMA Modeling of Traffic Flow Data. John S. Pipkin The TIN Demystified. Reese W. Plews Drug Sales, Residential Burglary, and Neighborhood Viability: Sorting Out the Components of a Diffusion Process. George F. Rengert Coping with Growth in the Shawangunks. George A. Schnell and Peter Fairweather