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Most cited papers from Future Position X

What are the most cited papers from Future Position X?

The most cited paper from Future Position X is "Zipf's law for all the natural cities in the United States: a geospatial perspective" (Bin Jiang, Tao Jia, 2011), with 228 citations. Next come "Understanding Uncertainty in Cyber-Physical Systems: A Conceptual Model" (128) and "Uncertainty-Wise Cyber-Physical System test modeling" (83).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Zipf's law for all the natural cities in the United States: a geospatial perspective Bin Jiang, Tao Jia · International Journal of Geographical Information Systems Open access Aug 2011 228
2 Understanding Uncertainty in Cyber-Physical Systems: A Conceptual Model Man Zhang, Bran Selić, Shaukat Ali et al. · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper 2016 128
3 Uncertainty-Wise Cyber-Physical System test modeling Man Zhang, Shaukat Ali, Tao Yue et al. · Software & Systems Modeling Open access 25 Jul 2017 83
4 Agent-based simulation of human movement shaped by the underlying street structure Bin Jiang, Tao Jia · International Journal of Geographical Information Systems Open access 19 Feb 2011 79
5 Towards Interoperating CityGML and IFC Building Models: A Unified Model Based Approach Mohamed El-Mekawy, Anders Östman, Khurram Shahzad · Lecture notes in geoinformation and cartography Book chapter 7 Jan 2010 75
6 Establishing a web-based integrated surveillance system for early detection of infectious disease epidemic in rural China: a field experimental study Weirong Yan, Shaofa Nie, Biao Xu et al. · BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making Open access 3 Feb 2012 41
7 ISS-An Electronic Syndromic Surveillance System for Infectious Disease in Rural China Weirong Yan, Lars Palm, Xin Biao Lu et al. · PLoS ONE Open access 23 Apr 2013 38
8 Specifying uncertainty in use case models Man Zhang, Tao Yue, Shaukat Ali et al. · Journal of Systems and Software 5 Jul 2018 35
9 Estimating the Effectiveness of Early Control Measures through School Absenteeism Surveillance in Observed Outbreaks at Rural Schools in Hubei, China Yunzhou Fan, Mei Yang, Hongbo Jiang et al. · PLoS ONE Open access 24 Sep 2014 22
10 Uncertainty-wise evolution of test ready models Man Zhang, Shaukat Ali, Tao Yue et al. · Information and Software Technology Open access 12 Mar 2017 16
11 Evaluation of Outbreak Detection Performance Using Multi-Stream Syndromic Surveillance for Influenza-Like Illness in Rural Hubei Province, China: A Temporal Simulation Model Based on Healthcare-Seeking Behaviors Yunzhou Fan, Ying Wang, Hongbo Jiang et al. · PLoS ONE Open access 19 Nov 2014 10
12 Using daily syndrome-specific absence data for early detection of school outbreaks: a pilot study in rural China Li Tan, L. Cheng, W. Yan et al. · Public Health Open access Sep 2014 10
13 Geospatial metadata extraction from product description document applying methods from ontology engineering Imad Abugessaisa · International Journal of Metadata Semantics and Ontologies 2010 7
14 Selecting representative medications for integrated syndromic surveillance in pharmacies in rural China Miaomei Yu, Qi Zhao, L. Cheng et al. · International Journal of Infectious Diseases Open access Jun 2012 4
15 The Distribution of Infectious Related Symptoms in an Internet-based Syndromic Surveillance System in Rural China Qi Zhao, Fuqiang Yang, Lars Palm et al. · Online Journal of Public Health Informatics Open access 23 Mar 2013 3
16 Dealing with ageing demographics in Europe the GIS‐way Martin Snygg · Journal of Assistive Technologies Dec 2007 2
17 Fever in Children - an Assessment of Validity by a Shewhart Model in a Syndromic Surveillance System in China Changming Zhou, Huijian Cheng, Genming Zhao et al. · Online Journal of Public Health Informatics Open access 26 Feb 2015 0
18 Modeling Spatial Heterogeneity with Excess Zeroes from School Absenteeism dSata Xiaoxiao Song, Qi Zhao, Changming Zhou et al. · Online Journal of Public Health Informatics Open access 26 Feb 2015 0
19 Applying Zero-inflated Mixed Model to School Absenteeism Surveillance in Rural China Xiaoxiao Song, Tao Tao, Qi Zhao et al. · Online Journal of Public Health Informatics Open access 23 Mar 2013 0
20 Using Medications Sales from Retail Pharmacies for Syndromic Surveillance in Rural China Weirong Yan, Liwei Cheng, Li Tan et al. · Online Journal of Public Health Informatics Open access 23 Mar 2013 0
21 Use of Control Bar Matrix for Outbreak Detection in Syndromic Surveillance System Tao Tao, Qi Zhao, Huijian Cheng et al. · Online Journal of Public Health Informatics Open access 23 Mar 2013 0
22 Evaluating the Performance of Syndromic Surveillance System using High-fidelity Outbreak Simulations Tao Tao, Qi Zhao, Shaofa Nie et al. · Online Journal of Public Health Informatics Open access 9 Mar 2014 0
23 The Growth and Variation of Symptoms of Influenza-like Illness: An Application of the Linear Growth Curve Model in Syndromic Surveillance in Rural China Xiaoxiao Song, Tao Tao, Tao Tao et al. · Online Journal of Public Health Informatics Open access 9 Mar 2014 0
24 Features of Varicella Outbreak in Primary Schools in an Integrated Syndromic Surveillance System in Rural China Changming Zhou, Tao Tao, Huijian Cheng et al. · Online Journal of Public Health Informatics Open access 9 Mar 2014 0
25 Inconsistency of Timeliness in a Chief Complaint-Based Syndromic Surveillance System During Two Influenza Epidemic Seasons Tao Tao, Qi Zhao, Jun Zong et al. · Online Journal of Public Health Informatics Open access 26 Feb 2015 0

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