Titlebook: New Methods of Geostatistical Analysis and Graphical Presentation; Distributions of Pop Roberto Bachi Book 1999 Springer Science+Business M

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Introducing Geostatistical Methodsencies and to researches in geographical statistics. Extensive field experience has shown that these methods enable us to overcome many of the diffuculties usually encountered in the graphical presentation, treatment, and analysis of bulky data that originate from large numbers of small and irregula

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Geosets of Populations Distributed over a Predetermined Territory territories considered. In this chapter we formalize and conceptualize this information as geostatistical sets geosets, by which we mean the distribution of relative frequencies of the locations of the elements of a population (or a territory). More specifically, the geoset is a list of locations o

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Statistical Mappingese we have been able to see how GRP maps can help in overcoming the difficulties in presenting long series of data that are detailed by many localities or by irregular territorial units. We found the integration to be of value, ., for exploratory purposes, for a first orientation in research, for m

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Comparative Mapsmary geoset . and the corresponding uniform distribution over the territory; and (b) from the comparison between two geosets . and . distributed over the same territory. In Chapters 1 and 3 there were examples of maps representing such geosubsets by means of GRP. For instance: Figure 1.4 (Section 1.

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Proportion and Territorial Coverage of Surpluses, Matches, and Densities elucidate the parameters that enable us to measure the primary characteristics of each geoset synthetically and comparatively, namely territorial coverage; density; mean and median location; other indicators of position, including principal direction; absolute territorial dispersion; main aspects o

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Parameters of Dispersions and Oblongity of Geosetsdissimilarities) to averaging the values . of a variable .. Analogously, parameters of dispersion of geosets are somewhat similar to parameters of variability of these values . of a variable .. We shall consider these operations, called for short, dispersion (of a geoset) and variability (of a one-d

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Parameters of Formth the shape of a territory and the pattern of distribution of a population geoset. Our interest in a territory is mainly (but not exclusively) focused on its function as a container of a population. Parameters of shape of a territory measure patterns of the uniform distributions and at the same tim