Gis methods in time‐geographic research: geocomputation and geovisualization of human activity patterns

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Towards a theory of drug use contexts: Space, embodiment and practice (2007, background): “Often associated with a return to a ‘‘regional geography’’ (Thrift 1994), this approach has sought to apply recent theoretical insights to the study of specific physical and spatial locations (Kwan 2004).”
Visualising Crime Clusters in a Space‐time Cube: An Exploratory Data‐analysis Approach Using Space‐time Kernel Density Estimation and Scan Statistics (2010, background): “…when 3D geovisualisation is widely available in a GIS environment that integrates various space-time information, such as individual space-time paths and constraints on behaviours (Kwan 2004), as well as the collective risk estimated by event densities. valuable discussions regarding our analysis.”
Measuring segregation: an activity space approach (2011, methodology): “Locations of individuals over time and space have been used to measure accessibility to physical space and virtual space (e.g., Kwan 1998, 2002, 2004; Yu 2006; Yu and Shaw 2008; Shaw and Yu 2009).”
Understanding and representing 'place' in health research: a relational approach. (2007, background): “Kwan and colleagues (Kwan, 2004; Kwan & Lee, 2004; Kwan, Murray, O’Kelly, & Tielfelsdorf, 2003) have demonstrated this very effectively using newly developed space-time ‘aquaria’ generated in geographical information systems which show the highly individualized and complex spatial routines that peop”