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Instructional videos Wellar,
B., Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (with K.
Fortier and D. Parr). Park
Ridge, Il: Urban and Regional Information Systems Association, 1999. Books
authored
Wellar,
B., Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (with D.
Parr). Revised 1999. Park Ridge, Illinois: Urban and Regional
Information Systems Association, Wellar,
B., Instructors Guide to Geographic Information Systems
(with D. Parr) Revised 1999. Park
Ridge, Illinois: Urban
and Regional Information Systems Association.
Wellar, B., Applying Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to
Business (with M. Sawada, N. Cameron, J. Soroko). Park Ridge,
Illinois: Urban and Regional Information Systems Association, 1997.
Wellar, B., URISA Certified Workshop Procedures Manual
(with D. Martin). Park Ridge, Illinois: Urban and Regional Information
Systems Association, 1998.
Wellar, B. Walking Security Index.
Ottawa: Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton and University
of Ottawa, 1998.
Wellar, B. GIS Glossary (with D Parr et al), Park
Ridge, Illinois: Urban and Regional Information Systems Association,
2000
Wellar, B. Newspapers as a Source of Fact and Opinion on
Pedestrians’: Safety, Comfort, Convenience: A Keyword-Based
Literature Search and Review, Ottawa: City of Ottawa and
University of Ottawa, 2000
Wellar, B. Walking Security Index Pilot Study.
Ottawa: City of
Ottawa and University of Ottawa, 2002. Books edited
Wellar, B., (ed.) Perspectives on Pedestrian Safety. Ottawa-Carleton: Pedestrian Safety Conference Committee,
1996.
Wellar, B.,
(ed.) Municipal Problem-Solving with GIS: Introduction and
Demonstration - A Guide for High School Teachers (Ottawa:
University of Ottawa, Department of Geography, High School Teachers=
Professional Development Program), 1997. Chapters in books
Wellar, B., "GIS Fundamentals".
In G. Castle (ed.) Profiting from a Geographic Information
System. Fort Collins,
CO.: GIS World, 1993, Chapter 1, 3-21.
Wellar,
B., "Program Objectives for GIS/LIS '94 Central Europe", in Building
Linkages. Fort Collins, CO: GIS World, 227-231, 1994.
Wellar, B., "Progress in Building Linkages Between GIS and
Methods and Techniques of Scientific Inquiry" (with N. Cameron
and M. Sawada), in Computers, Environment and Urban Systems,
Vol. 18, no. 2, 1994, 67-80, reprinted in Building Linkages, GIS
World, Fort Collins, CO, 3-16, 1994.
Wellar, B.,
"Background and Introduction to Perspectives on Pedestrian
Safety" in Perspectives on Pedestrian Safety.
B. Wellar, ed. Ottawa-Carleton: Pedestrian Safety Conference
Committee, 2-13, 1996. Papers in refereed journals
Wellar, B., "Benchmarking IS/GIS/LIS Progress: The Contributions
of 'Perspectives '92". In
Journal of the Urban and Regional Information Systems
Association, Volume 5, Number 1, Spring, 84-91, 1993.
Wellar, B., "URISA '92 and Research Agenda: What We Know and What
We Need to Know" (with W. Craig and S. McCrary).
In Journal of the Urban and Regional Information Systems
Association, Volume 5, Number 1, Spring,105-115, 1993.
Wellar,
B., "Key Institutional and Organizational Factors Affecting GIS/LIS
Strategies and Applications".
In Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, Volume
17, No. 3, Spring, 201-212, 1993.
Wellar, B.,
"Benchmarking IS/GIS/LIS
Progress: The Contributions
of Perspectives '92", in Journal of the Urban and
Regional Information Systems Association, Vol. 5, No. 1, 84-92,
1993.
Wellar,
B., W. Craig, and J. McCrary, "URISA '92 and the Research Agenda:
What We Know and What We Need to Know", in Journal of the Urban
and Regional Information Systems Association, Vol. 5, No.
1,105-115, 1993.
Wellar,
B. "Progress in Building Linkages Between GIS and Methods and
Techniques of Scientific Inquiry" (with N. Cameron and M. Sawada)
in Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, Vol. 18, No. 2,
67-80, 1994.
Wellar,
B., "Geomatics Education and Training, 1995-2000: Trends, Issues,
Opportunities and Challenges", in Geomatica, vol. 49, No. 3,
336-340, 1995.
Wellar,
B., and J. Zhao, "Development of GIS/LIS for Cadastral Survey and
Land Registration in China: A Status Report", Geomatica, 53
(1), 56-63, 1999. Invited and Refereed Papers in Conference Proceedings
GIS in
Social Science Research and Action initiatives: An Hypothesis-Based
Progress Report with P. Wilson) in GIS/LIS Proceedings, 803-317,
1994.
Wellar,
B., "Transportation Planning in Canada's Medium and Small-Sized
Communities", in Proceedings, Transportation Solutions
for Today, Tomorrow and Beyond.
Washington, D.C.: Transportation Research Board, 462-474, 1994.
Wellar, B. "Pedestrian Perspectives on Intersection Performance: A
Case Study Report on Channelization" in URISA Proceedings,
pp. 187-201, 1996.
Wellar, B.,
"Criteria for Defining and Designing Information Systems that
Actually and Effectively Incorporate Qualitative, Quantitative and
Visualization Procedures of Spatial Logic and Relations", (with J.
Soroko and M. Sawada) in Canadian Geomatics Conference Proceedings,(CD-ROM
Paper /47 (1-14), 1996.
Wellar, B.,"Evaluation Procedures of Spatial Logic and
Relations in GIS Packages: Criteria and Initial Tests", (with J.
Soroko, M. Sawada and N. Cameron) in GIS/LIS Proceedings,
581-590, 1996.
Wellar,
B., "Assessing GIS Benefits: The Methodology Dimension", in GIS/LIS
Proceedings. Bethesda: American Congress on Surveying and Mapping
CD-ROM publication, 1997.
Wellar, B.,
"Strategies Behind Using Client-Driven Research on the Walking
Security Index (WSI) to Connect Ontology, Epistemology and Praxis in
Undergraduate Courses" in Papers and Proceedings, Applied
Geography Conferences, 21, 161-169, 1998.
Wellar, B. "Combining Client-Driven and Curiosity-Driven
Research in Graduate Programs in Geography: Some Lessons Learned and
Suggestions for Making Connections", in Papers and Proceedings,
Applied Geography Conferences, 21, 213-220, 1998.
Wellar, B. and G.
Malinsky, "The Walking Security Index (WSI) as a Means of
Harmonizing Transportation and Community Goals" in Proceedings
of the Annual Conference of the Transportation Association of
Canada, Ottawa: Transportation Association of Canada CD-ROM
publication, 1998.
Wellar B,. and C. Vandermeulen, AField
Tests of the Driver Behaviour Index (DBI) Survey Forms: Initial Findings
from an Applied Geography Project Involving Selected Regional
Intersections in Ottawa-Carleton@, in Papers and Proceedings of the Applied
Geography Conferences, 23, 206-214, 2000.
Wellar,
B., “Strategies for Designing IS/GIS Strategies to Implement Walking
Security Indexes” in URISA 2001 Proceedings. Chicago: Urban and Regional Information
Systems Association
CD-ROM publication, 2001.
Wellar, B., “Lessons Learned from the Walking
Security Index Project on How to Define and Achieve Street-Smart Urban
Transportation Improvements” in Proceedings, Canadian Institute of
Planners Annual Conference, 2002: Major
Funded Research Reports and Monographs(last seven years) Wellar,
B., Strategic Plan for URISA's Information System Workshops.
Washington, D.C.: Urban
and Regional Information Systems Association, 1993. Wellar,
B., GIS Implementation : Lessons Learned (with A. Daroszewski).
Budapest : Hungarian Society for Surveying, Mapping and Remote
Sensing, 1994. Wellar
B., Survey of Selected Canadian Municipalities on Road Freight
(Trucking) Issues, Concerns, Approaches and Electronic Technology
Applications. Ottawa :
Canadian Trucking Research Institute, 1994. Wellar,
B., Design and Pretesting of a Survey Instrument to Measure
Pedestrian Levels of Safety and Comfort: A Case-Study of the Channelized
Cut-off from Laurier Avenue East to Nicholas Street South, Ottawa,
Ontario. Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, Mobility Services Division, 1995. Wellar,
B., Walking Security Index. (WSI) Project: Literature Search,
Outreach and Research Design Activities. Interim Report
1. Ottawa: Mobility Services Division, Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton, and Department of Geography, University of Ottawa,
1996. Wellar,
B., Findings from a Field Re-Survey of the Laurier and Nicholas
cut-Off Channel (EöS), and Implications for the Walking Security Index
(with I. Forelich). Interim
Report 2. Ottawa: Mobility Services Division, Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton, and Department of Geography, University of Ottawa,
1996. Wellar,
B.,Capability of IS/GIS-Based Intersection Applications to Implement
the Walking Security Index (WSI): A Preliminary Status and Prospects
Assessment. Interim Report 4. Ottawa:
Mobility Services Division, Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton,
and Department of Geography, University of Ottawa, 1997. Wellar,
B., Safety, Comfort and Convenience as Principal Components of the
Walking Security Index: Initial Specification. Interim Report 3.
Ottawa: Mobility Services Division, Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton, and Department of Geography, University of Ottawa,
1997. Wellar
B., Using the Walking Security Index (WSI) to Evaluate Traffic
Calming Needs, Initiatives and Outcomes: A Progress Report. Annual
Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., 1997. Wellar,
B., Walking Security Index Variables: Initial Specification.
Interim Report 5. Ottawa:
Mobility Services Division, Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton,
and Department of Geography, University of Ottawa, 1997. Wellar,
B., Research Fundamentals. Alexandria, VA: American Chamber of
Commerce Researchers Association (ACCRA), 1999. Wellar, B., Walking Security Index Pilot Study:
Basic Walking Security Index Component. Ottawa: City of Ottawa and
University of Ottawa, 2000. Wellar, B., Walking Security Index Pilot Study:
Basic Walking Security Index Component-Technical Supplement. Ottawa:
City of Ottawa and University of Ottawa, 2000. Wellar, B., Walking Security Index Pilot Study:
Quality of Intersection Condition Index Component. Ottawa: City of
Ottawa and University of Ottawa, 2000. Wellar, B., Walking Security Index Pilot Study:
Quality of Intersection Condition Index Component-Technical Supplement.
Ottawa: City of Ottawa and University of Ottawa, 2000. Wellar,
B., Walking Security Index Pilot Study: Driver Behaviour Index
Component, Ottawa: City
of Ottawa and University of Ottawa, 2001. Wellar, B., Walking Security Index Pilot Study: Driven Behaviour Index Component-Technical Supplement. Ottawa: City of Ottawa and University of Ottawa, 2001. Official Plan and Ontario Municipal Board
(OMB) Submissions Wellar,
B., “Brief No. 87”, Record of Submissions to Draft Official Plan,
Vol. II, Ottawa: Planning and Development Department, City of Ottawa,
1990, 530-560. Wellar,
B., "Brief No. 116", Record of Submissions to Draft Official
Plan, Vol. II, Ottawa: Planning and Development Department, City of
Ottawa, 1990, 752-771. Wellar,
B., "Expert Witness and Evidence Summation of Argument
Statements," Ontario Municipal Board Hearing in the matter of
Proposed Amendment No. 8 to the Official Plan to the Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, Proposed Official Plan Amendment No. 7
to the Official Plan for the City of Kanata, and appeal against zoning
By-law No. 125-90 for the City of Kanata (OMB File Nos. 0900207,
0910004, R910015) for lands otherwise known as the "Ottawa
Palladium" (and subsequently the "Corel Center"). Ottawa:
Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, 1991. Wellar,
B., "Expert Witness Statement", Ontario Municipal Board
Hearing in the matter of Proposed Amendment No. 4 to the Official Plan
for the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, Referral Item 8 and
Referral Item 9 of the Official Plan of the Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton, and zoning By-law 335-90 or amended by zoning By-law
10-91, City of Ottawa. (OMB File Nos. 0900022, 910032, and R910120).
Ottawa: Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, 1992. Wellar,
B., "Regional Plan Review: Comments on the Proposed Regional
Development Strategy". Ottawa: Planning Committee and Environment
and Transportation Committee, Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton,
1996. |
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