Faculty affiliated with the Center
for GIS have been actively involved
various research activities.
SELECTED PROJECTS
- 2008-2013
Everglades Digital Elevation
Model and Digital Water Surface
Model development through the
USGS Everglades Depth Estimation
Network (EDEN) project: Dr. Xie
has been a PI on a series of
EDEN projects funded by the
USGS.
"The Everglades
Depth Estimation Network (EDEN) is
an integrated network of real-time
water-level monitoring,
ground-elevation modeling, and
water-surface modeling that provides
scientists and managers with current
(1991-present), on-line water-depth
information for the entire
freshwater portion of the Greater
Everglades."
(http://sofia.usgs.gov/eden/).
- 2011-2013
Research and Technical
Assistance for Assessing:
Climate Change, Sea Level Rise
and Salinity Dynamics in the
Greater Everglades, funded by
the USGS, PI, Len Berry, Co-PIs,
Charles Roberts, Zhixiao Xie,
Caiyun Zhang
- 2010-2011
Feasibility of modeling impacts
of sea level rise on foraging
habitat of the Little Blue Heron
in the Great White Heron
National Wildlife Refuge, Funded
by US Fish and Wildlife
Service, PI, Dale Gawlik, Co-PI,
Zhixiao Xie
- 2006-2007
Detect invasive plants in
Florida coastal areas using an
image retrieval approach and
remote sensed data, Funded by
the Florida Fish and Wildlife
Conservation Commission (FFWC),
PI, Zhixiao Xie, Co-PI, Charles
Roberts
- 2005-2007
Location Strategies for the
Initial Hydrogen Refueling
Infrastructure in Florida,
Funded by Florida Hydrogen
Initiative, Lee Lines, Michael
Kuby, Ronald Schultz, Zhixiao
Xie
SELECTECTED
PUBLICATIONS:
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Xie, Z.,
L. Pearlstine, and D.E. Gawlik
2012. “Develop a Finer
Resolution DEM to Support
Hydrological Modeling and
Ecological Study in the Northern
Everglades Freshwater Wetland”.
GIScience & Remote Sensing,
49(5) 664-686.
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Zhang, C.
and Z. Xie 2012. Combining
Object-based Texture Measures
with a Neural Network for
Vegetation Mapping in the
Everglades from Hyperspectral
Imagery”. Remote Sensing of
Environment, 124, 310-320.
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Xie, Z. ,
Zhang, C., and L. Berry 2012.
Geographically Weighted Modeling
of Surface Salinity in Florida
Bay Using Landsat TM Data.
Remote Sensing Letters, 4(1),
76-84.
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Zhang, C.,
Xie, Z., C. Roberts, and L.
Berry 2012. Salinity Assessment
in the Northeastern Florida Bay
Using Landsat TM Data. Southeast
Geographer, 52(3): 267–281
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Xie, Z.,
Zhongwei Liu, John W. Jones,
Aaron L. Higer, and Pamela A.
Telis 2011. Landscape unit based
digital elevation model
development for the freshwater
wetlands within the Arthur C.
Marshall Loxahatchee National
Wildlife Refuge, Southeastern
Florida. Applied Geography 31
(1): 401-412
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Johnson,
B. and Z. Xie, 2011.
Unsupervised image segmentation
evaluation and refinement using
a multi-scale approach. ISPRS
Journal of Photogrammetry and
Remote Sensing, 66: 473–483
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Kuby, M.,
L. Lines, R. Schultz, Z. Xie, J.
Kim, and S. Lim 2009.
Optimization of Hydrogen
Stations in Florida Using the
Flow-Refueling Location Model,
International Journal of
Hydrogen Energy 34: 6045 – 6064
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Xie, Z.
and L. Bian 2009. Using spatial
continuity and discontinuity
information for content based
geographic image retrieval.
Geocarto International
24(1):3–23
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Xie, Z.,
C. Roberts, and B. Johnson 2008.
Object Based Target Search Using
Remotely Sensed Data: A Case
Study in Detecting Invasive
Exotic Australian Pine in South
Florida. ISPRS Journal of
Photogrammetry and Remote
Sensing 63(6):647-660
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Xie, Z.
and J. Yan 2008. Kernel Density
Estimation Of Traffic Accidents
In A Network Space. Computers,
Environment and Urban Systems
32: 396–406
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Xie, Z.
2006. A Framework for
Interpolating Population Surface
at the Residential Housing Unit
Level. GIScience & Remote
Sensing 43 (3): 1-19.
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Xie, Z.
2004. A rotation and flip
invariant algorithm for
representing spatial continuity
information of geographic images
in content based image
retrieval. Computers &
Geosciences, 30 (9-10):
1093-1104.
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Bian, L.
and Z. Xie 2004. A spatial
dependence approach to
retrieving industrial complexes
from digital images.
Professional Geographer, 56 (3):
381-393.
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