Asterisks denote papers published in the AutoCarto 2005 proceedings [CaGIS vol. 32, no. 4]. These papers 
are accessible at Ingenta

• A Comparative Analysis of Areal Interpolation Methods* by Kevin Hawley and Harold Moellering
• A Prototype Temporal GIS for Multiple Spatio-Temporal Representations* by Yanfen Le
• Aligning or Matching: Cartographic Perspectives on Geographic Integration by Francis Harvey
• An Articifical-Neural-Network-based, Constrained CA Model for Simulating Urban Growth*
  by Quingfeng Guan, Liming Wang, and Keith C. Klarke
• An Assessment of Differences in Algorithms for Computing Fundamental Topographic Parameters
  by Su Jin Lee and Keith C. Clarke
• An Information Model for Maps: Towards Cartographic Production from GIS Databases
  by Aileen Buckley, Charlie Frye, Barbara Buttenfield, and Torrin Hultgren
• An Ontology-Driven Approach to Representing and Visualizing Critical Infrastructure
  Interdependencies by Robert K.McNally, Seok-Won Lee, Deepak Yavagal, Wei-Ning Xiang
• Approaches for Cluster Analysis of Activity Locations along Streets: From Euclidean Plane
  to Street Network Space by Yongmei Lu
• Assessing Resampling Accuracy of Categorical Data Using Random Points* by Jeong Chang Seong
• Assessing the Usability of a Wearable Computer System for Outdoor Pedestrian Navigation
  by Thomas J. Pingel and Keith C. Clarke
• Balancing “Individual Privacy” and “the Public’s Right to Know” or How to Properly Display
  the Location of Confidential Crime Data on Publicly Available Internet Sites by Michael Leitner
• Combining Usability Techniques to Design Geovisualization Tools for Epidemiology*
  by Anthony C. Robinson, Jin Chen, Eugene J. Lengerich, Hans G. Meyer, Alan M. MacEachren
• Constraints in Models and Implementations of (VR) Geo-info Systems by Jildou Louwsma,
  Sisi Zlatanova, Ron van Lammeren, and Peter van Oosterom
• Database-stored Representations and Overrides, Supporting Automated Cartography
  with Human Creativity by Paul Hardy, Cory Eicher, Marc-Olivier Briat, Thierry Kressmann
• Design Considerations for Haptic and Auditory Map Interfaces* by Matt Rice, R. Daniel Jacobson,
  and David Jones
• Developing a GIS-based Urbanization Prediction Method that Takes into Account
  Neighborhood Relationship of the Unit of the “Block:” A Look at the Environs
  of the Keihanshin Metropolitan Area in Japan by Kayoko Yamato
• Distributed Cartography: A Look at Web-Mapping Service and how it Changes the Mapping
  Process by Rex G. Cammack
• Exploring the Hidden Potential of Common Spatial Data Model to Visualize Uncertainty*
  by Julian Kardos, Antoni Moore and George Benwell
• Geospatial Data Integration for Groundwater Recharge Estimation in Hard Rock Terrain
  by Y.B. Katpatal and Y.A. Dube
• Gesture and Speech-based Maps to Support Use of GIS for Crisis Management:
  A User Study by Sven Fuhrmann, Alan M. MacEachren, Jianwei Dou, Ke Wang, and Adrian Cox
• Gradation as a Communication Device in Area-Class Maps* by Barry Kronenfeld
• Managing Multiple Representations of "Base Carto" Features: A Data Modeling Approach by Barbara Buttenfield and Torrin Hultgren 
• Map Design Evaluation for Mobile Display* by Julie Dillemuth
• Mining Critical Infrastructure Information from Municipality Data Sets: A Knowledge-driven
  Approach and its Applications by Wei-Ning Xiang, William J. Tolone, Anita Raja, David Wilson,
  Qianhong Tang, Ken McWilliams, and Robert K. McNally
• Non-Photorealism in 3D Geovirtual Environments by Jürgen Döllner and Henrik Buchholz
• Open Source Software, Web Services, and Internet-based Geographic Information
  System Development by Brian N. Hilton
• Preserving the Privacy of Health Records while Testing Hypotheses of Relationships between
  Health Outcomes and Point-based Sources of Pollution by Gerard Rushton and Soumya Mazumdar
• Supporting the Comparison of Choropleth Maps Using an Evolutionary Algorithm*
  by Ningchuan Xiao and Marc P. Armstrong
• Lidar Evaluation Data for Surface Hydrologic Modeling: Resolution and Representation Issues* 
  by Christopher P. Barber and Ashton Shortridge
• The Case of the Missing Overlays: A Strategy for the History of the Digital Transition
  in Cartography by John Cloud
• The Role of Web Feature and Web Map Services in Real-Time Geospatial Data Sharing
  for Time-Critical Applications* by Chuanrong Zhang and Weidong Li
• Towards a 3D Feature Overlay through a Tetrahedral Mesh Data Structure*
  by Edward Verbree∗, Arno van der Most, Wilko Quak, and Peter van Oosterom
• Variable-scale Topological Data Structures Suitable for Progressive Data Transfer:
  The GAP-face Tree and GAP-edge Forest* by Peter van Oosterom
• Visualization of Qualitative Locations in Geographic Information Systems*
  by Xiaobai Yao and Bin Jiang