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The following is a complete listing of the series known as CATMOG, or Concepts and Techniques in Modern Geography, which were published between 1975 and 1995. All these brief guides are out of print but most are available from www.qmrg.org.uk as free PDF downloads.
1 Collins, Introduction to Markov chain analysis
2 Taylor, Distance decay in spatial interactions
3 Clark, Understanding canonical correlation analysis
4 Openshaw, Some theoretical and applied aspects of spatial interaction shopping models
5 Unwin, An introduction to trend surface analysis
6 Johnston, Classification in Geography
7 Goddard & Kirby, An introduction to factor analysis
8 Daultrey, Principle Components Analysis
9 Davidson, Causal inferences from dichotomous variables
10 Wrigley, Introduction to the use of logit models in geography
11 Hay, Linear programming: elementary geographical applications of the transportation problem
12 Thomas, An introduction to quadrat analysis (2nd ed.)
13 Thrift, An introduction to time geography
14 Tinkler, An introduction to graph theoretical methods in geography
15 Ferguson, Linear regression in geography
16 Wrigley, Probability surface mapping. An introduction with examples and FORTRAN programs
17 Dixon and Leach, Sampling methods for geographical research
18 Dixon and Leach, Questionnaires and interviews in geographical research
19 Gardiner and Gardiner, Analysis of frequency distribution
20 Silk, Analysis of covariance and comparison of regression lines
21 Todd, An introduction to the use of simultaneous-equation regression analysis in geography
22 Pong-wai Lai, Transfer function modeling: relationship between time series variables
23 Richards, Stochastic processes in one dimensional series: an introduction
24 Killen, Linear programming: the Simplex method with geographical applications
25 Gaile and Burt, Directional statistics
26 Rich, Potential models in human geography
27 Pringle, Causal modeling: the Simon-Blalock approach
28 Bennett, Statistical forecasting
29 Dewdney, The British census
30 Silk, The analysis of variance
31 Thomas, Information statistics in geography
32 Kellerman, Centrographic measures in geography
33 Haynes, An introduction to dimensional analysis for geographers
34 Beaumont and Gatrell, An introduction to Q-analysis
35 Clark, The agricultural census — United Kingdom and United States
36 Aplin, Order-neighbor analysis
37 Johnston and Semple, Classification using information statistics
38 Openshaw, The modifiable areal unit problem
39 Dixon and Leach, Survey research in underdeveloped countries
40 Clark, Innovation diffusion: contemporary geographical approaches
41 Kirby, Choice in field surveying
42 Pickles, An introduction to likelihood analysis
43 Dewdney, the UK census of population 1981
44 Pickles, Geography and humanism
45 Boots, Voronoi (Thiessen) polygons
46 Fotheringham and Knudsen, Goodness-of-fit statistics
47 Goodchild, Spatial autocorrelation
48 Tinkler, Introductory matrix algebra
49 Sibley, Spatial applications of exploratory data analysis
50 Coshall, The application of nonparametric statistical tests in geography
51 O'Brien, The statistical analysis of contigency table designs
52 Bracken, Higgs, Martin and Webster, A classification of geographical information systems
53 Beaumont, An introduction to market analysis
54 Jones, Multi-level models for geographical research
55 Moffat, Causal and Simulation Modeling Using System Dynamics
56 Martin, The UK census of population, 1991
57 Shen, Dynamic analysis of spatial population systems
58 Cook and Crang, Doing Ethnographies
59 Dorling, Area cartograms, their use and creation