Titlebook: GeoComputational Modelling; Techniques and Appli Manfred M. Fischer,Yee Leung Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Computer.Geo

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Neural Spatial Interaction Modelseparation between the point of departure and the destination. It is the pervasiveness of this type of trade-off in spatial behaviour which has made spatial interaction analysis and modelling so important, and the subject of intensive investigation in human geography and regional science (Fotheringha

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Short-Term Impacts of Erasmus Mobility,hemselves. Urban history reveals a succession of instruments used to separate the growing city from its suburbs. Documented examples refer to Ur in Sumeria, ancient Rome, to Elizabethan London, where edicts were in place to ensure the quality of life in the core city by restricting overbuilding and

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GeoComputational Modelling — Techniques and Applications: Prologuel sciences. Different people, however, have different views of this research paradigm. For some it is synonymous with geographical information systems [GIS]. But GeoComputation is not GIS. There does exist a relationship with GIS, defined as geographical information science, but GeoComputation has o

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Cellular Dynamics: Modelling Urban Growth as a Spatial Epidemicstorical origins of growth, the emergence of edge cities which both compete with and complement the functions of the core, and the rapid suburbanization of the periphery of cities — core and edge — which represent the spatially most extensive indicator of such growth. Our understanding of these grow