Intelligent Spatial Decision Support Systems

In The Past Half Century, We Have Experienced Two Major Waves Of Methodological Development In The Study Of Human Behavior In Space And Time. The First Wave Was The Well Known Quantitative Revolution Which Propelled Geography From A Mainly Descriptive Discipline To A Scientific Discipline Using Formalism Such As Probability, Statistics, And A Large-number Of Mathematical Methods For Analyzing Spatial Structures And Processes Under Certainty And Uncertainty. The Second Wave Is The Recent Advancement Of Geographical Information Systems Which Equips Geographers With Automation In The Storage, Retrieval, Analysis, And Display Of Data.