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1975
Mark, D.  M.. "Computer analysis of topography: a comparison of terrain storage methods." Geografiska Annaler 57A (1975): 179-188.
Mark, D.  M.. "Geomorphometric parameters: a review and evaluation." Geografiska Annaler 57A (1975): 165-177.
1978
Peucker, T.  K., R.  J. Fowler, J.  J. Little, and D.  M. Mark. "The triangulatd irregular network." In Proceedings of the {ASP} Digital Terrain Models ({DTM}) Symposium, 516-540. Falls Church Virginia: American Society of Photogrammetry, 1978.
1979
Mark, D.  M.. "Topology of ridge patterns: randomness and constraints." Geological Society of America Bulletin Part I 90 (1979): 164-172.
1983
Mark, D.  M.. "Relations between field-surveyed channel networks and map-based geomorphometric measures, Inez, Kentucky." Annals of the Association of American Geographers 73 (1983): 358-372.
1984
Mark, D.  M.. "Automated detection of drainage networks from digital elevation models." Cartographica 21 (1984): 168-178.
Mark, D.  M., and P.  B. Aronson. "Scale-dependent fractal dimensions of topographic surfaces: An empirical investigation, with applications in geomorphology and computer mapping." Mathematical Geology 16 (1984): 671-683.
O'Callaghan, J.  F., and D.  M. Mark. "The extraction of drainage networks from digital elevation data." Computer Vision, Graphics and Image Processing 28 (1984): 323-344.
1987
{O'Neill}, M.  P., and D.  M. Mark. "On the frequency distribution of land slope." Earth Surface Processes & Landforms 12 (1987): 127-136.
2004
Mark, D.  M., and B. Smith. "A science of topography: From qualitative ontology to digital representations." In Geographic Information Science and Mountain Geomorphology, edited by M.  P. Bishop and J.  F. Shroder, 75-97. Chichester, England: Springer-Praxis, 2004.
2006
Smith, B., and D.  M. Mark. "Do mountains exist? Towards an ontology of landforms." Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design 30 (2006): 411-427.