OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Geographical Analysis is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
A Rejoinder to the Commentaries on “A Route Map for Successful Applications of Geographically Weighted Regression” by Comber et al. (2022)	63
Assessing the Validity of OpenStreetMap for Food Environment Research	42
A Framework for Inserting Visually Supported Inferences into Geographical Analysis Workflow: Application to Road Safety Research	33
Modeling and Analyzing Urban Networks and Amenities With OSMnx	25
Temporal Network Kernel Density Estimation	24
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The Nonlinear Impact of Migrants on Regional Carbon Emissions in China: Evidence From Spatial Econometric Models	20
Focal‐Feature Regression Kriging	18
Issue Information	16
Overlapping Landsat Scene Classifications and Focal Context to Identify Boreal Disturbance Mapping Uncertainty	13
An Optimization Framework for Spatial Component Analysis and Its Extension to Two‐Scale Discriminant Function Analysis	12
An Areal Approach to Spatial Accessibility Analysis	12
Geographical Gaussian Process Regression: A Spatial Machine‐Learning Model Based on Spatial Similarity	11
Prediction of Bike‐sharing Trip Counts: Comparing Parametric Spatial Regression Models to a Geographically Weighted XGBoost Algorithm	11
Can Moran Eigenvectors Improve Machine Learning of Spatial Data? Insights From Synthetic Data Validation	10
A Comment on “A Route Map for Successful Applications of Geographically‐Weighted Regression”: The Alternative Expressway to Defensible Regression‐Based Local Modeling	10
Plausible Reasoning and Spatial‐Statistical Theory: A Critique of Recent Writings on “Spatial Confounding”	10
Issue Information	10
Connecting Senses: The Cross‐Modal Associations Between Smell and Vision in Understanding Urban Environments	8
Determinants of Children's Mental Health: Relative Contributions When Accounting for Unobserved Heterogeneity, Endogeneity and Self‐Selection	8
Kriging‐Informed Coverage Sampling: An Integer Programming Approach to Optimizing Information Collection	7
SCADDA: Spatiotemporal Cluster Analysis With Density‐Based Distance Augmentation and Its Application to Fire Carbon Emissions	6
What's a School Worth to a Neighborhood? A Spatial Hedonic Analysis of Property Prices in the Context of Accommodation Reviews in Ontario	6
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Using the Kriging Technique for Prediction of Non‐Continuous Phenomena in Unmeasured Locations: Dispelling the Myth	6

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Issue Information	6
Multiscale Continuous and Discrete Spatial Heterogeneity Analysis: The Development of a Local Model Combining Eigenvector Spatial Filters and Generalized Lasso Penalties	6
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Spatiotemporal Modeling and Composite Indices for Pandemic Preparedness: A Novel Geospatial‐Temporal Approach	6
Spatial Optimization of the Multiple Coverage Mesh Network Problem for Multifunctional Smart Poles	5
The Right to Rule by Thumb: A Comment on Epistemology in “A Route Map for Successful Applications of Geographically‐Weighted Regression”	5
City Size Distribution Analyses Based on the Concept of Entropy Competition	5
Correction to “The Nonlinear Impact of Migrants on Regional Carbon Emissions in China: Evidence From Spatial Econometric Models”	5
Issue Information	5
Access Weight Matrix: A Place and Mobility Infused Spatial Weight Matrix	5
Delineating Neighborhoods: An Approach Combining Urban Morphology with Point and Flow Datasets	5
Issue Information	4
A Multi‐objective Optimization Approach for Disaggregating Employment Data	4
Identifying the Impacts of Land‐Use Spatial Patterns on Street‐Network Accessibility Using Geospatial Methods	4
Spatial Proportionality Between Two Types of Points	4
Multi‐Level Street‐Based Analysis of the Urban Fabric: Developments for a Nationwide Taxonomy	4
Development of a Variable Multimodal Balanced Floating Catchment Area Approach for Spatial Accessibility Assessment	4
A Framework for Moving Beyond Computational Reproducibility: Lessons from Three Reproductions of Geographical Analyses of COVID‐19	4
Smoothing the Edges: Reconceptualizing Space and Dealing With Modifiable Areal Unit Problems in (Un)Related Variety Research	4
The Geographical Analysis of Megacities Through Changes in Their Individual Urban Objects	4
Spatiotemporal Patterns of Late HIV Diagnosis in Philadelphia at a Small‐area Level, 2011–2016: A Bayesian Modeling Approach Accounting for Excess Zeros	4
Relative Variability in Streetscape Skeletons and Spatial Association: Application for Identifying Harmonious and Inharmonious Streetscape Skeletons in Tokyo	4