Table of Contents

1. Information, Place, Cyberspace, and Accessibility.- I: Conceptualization and Measurement.- 2. Conceptualizing and Measuring Accessibility within Physical and Virtual Spaces.- 3. Evaluating Intra-metropolitan Accessibility in the Information Age: Operational Issues, Objectives, and Implementation.- 4. Transportation, Telecommunications, and the Changing Geography of Opportunity.- 5. Space, Time and Sequencing: Substitution at the Physical / Virtual Interface.- 6. The Fuzzy Logic of Accessibility.- 7. The E-merging Geography of the Information Society: From Accessibility to Adaptability.- II: Visualization and Representation.- 8. Representing and Visualizing Physical, Virtual and Hybrid Information Spaces.- 9. Who’s Up? Global Interpersonal Temporal Accessibility.- 10. The Role of the Real City in Cyberspace: Understanding Regional Variations in Internet Accessibility.- 11. Accessibility to Information within the Internet: How can it Be Measured and Mapped?.- 12. Towards Spatial Interaction Models of Information Flows.- 13. Application of a CAD-based Accessibility Model.- 14. Human Extensibility and Individual Hybrid-accessibility in Space-time: A Multi-scale Representation Using GIS.- III: Societal Issues.- 15. Accessibility and Societal Issues in the Information Age.- 16. Reconceptualizing Accessibility.- 17. Revisiting the Concept of Accessibility: Some Comments and Research Questions.- 18. Legal Access to Geographic Information: Measuring Losses or Developing Responses?.- 19. Qualitative GIS: To Mediate, Not Dominate.- IV: Conclusion.- 20. From Sustainable Transportation to Sustainable Accessibility: Can We Avoid a New Tragedy of the Commons?.- Figures.- Tables.- Author Index.- Contributors.