In his many dozens of refereed journal articles, book chapters/proceeding articles, and books, Professor Miller and his students have continued the development of space-time GIScience and analytical time geography that continues to have a global impact. He linked space-time accessibility, economic theory and GIScience, developing a set of rigorous space-time accessibility measures and algorithms within transportation networks. He also developed a general, analytical theory for time geography, and computational methods for calculating space-time prisms in any dimensional space. Dr. Miller was the lead author of Geographic Information Systems for Transportation: Principles and Applications (with S.-L. Shaw, 2001, New York: Oxford University Press). This canonical text defined the field of GIS-T, and remains a leading text for this interdisciplinary field. His creative mixture of cutting-edge space-time GIScience, applied to a wide range of substantive questions in transportation and mobility studies, has been truly unique.
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