logging in or signing up models in geography Nickel Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 3257 Category: Science & Tech.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (4) Dislike it (0) Added: September 25, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: Rokhmatuloh (30 month(s) ago) I want to download your presentation for my lecture, Do you give permission to me? Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Types of knowledge –andgt; idiographic vs. nomothetic What is a model? Simplified structure Essential components Purposive Bridges theory and observation MODEL Slide2: Characteristics of models: selective structured suggestive approximates reality reapplication (replication) to real world conditions. Slide3: Types of models: Descriptive versus Normative Descriptive: static (equilibrium) dynamic (historical) classificatory (taxonomic) theoretical, symbolic, conceptual, or mental mathematical: deterministic v. stochastic Slide4: Overview of geographic models locational relativity geometrical form 0th order: points 1st order: lines, networks 2nd order: areas, states 3rd order: surfaces, terrain. 4th order: space-time Slide5: Three-Stage Model for the Analysis of Regional Systems (Chorely and Haggett, 1967) Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model {0,2} 0 1 3 4 0-4 Dimension Stage I. Identification III. Integration II. Form Differentiation Static Static Dynamic Slide6: Terminology dependent – independent variables causality deterministic versus stochastic parameters, variables, parameter estimates macro-, micro-models Slide7: MODEL The big picture…. Slide8: City (polar axis) City region (boundaries) System Identification {0,2} Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Numerical Taxonomy, Local residuals, Regional analogues Regional hierarchies Formal, functional regions Decision theory (Psychology), Taxonomy (Biology), Discriminant analysis (Statistics) STAGE I Slide9: Cities, Settlements, Urban hierarchies System Identification, 0 Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Rank-size analysis, Nearest-neighbor analysis, Quadrat analysis Central-place theory, Gravity models, Weberian models, Economic base models Point set theory (Mathematics), Organization models (Management), Packing theory (Mathematics) STAGE I Slide10: Cities, Settlements, Urban hierarchies Form Differentiation, 1 (Static) Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Rank-size analysis, Nearest-neighbor analysis, Quadrat analysis Central-place theory, Gravity models, Weberian models, Economic base models Point set theory (Mathematics), Organization models (Management), Packing theory (Mathematics) STAGE II Slide11: Urban fields, Density gradients, Land-use intensity Form Differentiation, 3 (Static) Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Trend-surface analysis, Harmonic analysis, Fourier analysis Gravity models, Absorption models, Intervening-opportunity models, Von Thunen models, Potential models Least-effort models (Sociology), Minimum-energy andamp; Potential models (Phys.), Game theory (Psych.) STAGE II Slide12: Innovation waves, Frontier movements, Sequent occupance, Colonization Form Differentiation, 4 (Dynamic) Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Physical simulation, Monte Carlo models, Markov-chain models, Cellular automata, Agent-based simulation Diffusion models, Migration models, Colonization models. Epidemic theory (Med.), Diffusion theory (Fluid dynamics), Colonization andamp; succession models (Bot.) STAGE II Slide13: Regional systems, Internal feedback, Interregional systems, External feedbacks System Integration, 0-4 Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Matrix analysis, factor analysis, input-output analysis, Interregional linear programming Regional climax models, Regional multipliers, Growth poles General systems theory, Ecosystems (Biology), Interregional trade theory andamp; multipliers (Econ.) STAGE III You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
models in geography Nickel Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 3257 Category: Science & Tech.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (4) Dislike it (0) Added: September 25, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... By: Rokhmatuloh (30 month(s) ago) I want to download your presentation for my lecture, Do you give permission to me? Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close Premium member Presentation Transcript Slide1: Types of knowledge –andgt; idiographic vs. nomothetic What is a model? Simplified structure Essential components Purposive Bridges theory and observation MODEL Slide2: Characteristics of models: selective structured suggestive approximates reality reapplication (replication) to real world conditions. Slide3: Types of models: Descriptive versus Normative Descriptive: static (equilibrium) dynamic (historical) classificatory (taxonomic) theoretical, symbolic, conceptual, or mental mathematical: deterministic v. stochastic Slide4: Overview of geographic models locational relativity geometrical form 0th order: points 1st order: lines, networks 2nd order: areas, states 3rd order: surfaces, terrain. 4th order: space-time Slide5: Three-Stage Model for the Analysis of Regional Systems (Chorely and Haggett, 1967) Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model {0,2} 0 1 3 4 0-4 Dimension Stage I. Identification III. Integration II. Form Differentiation Static Static Dynamic Slide6: Terminology dependent – independent variables causality deterministic versus stochastic parameters, variables, parameter estimates macro-, micro-models Slide7: MODEL The big picture…. Slide8: City (polar axis) City region (boundaries) System Identification {0,2} Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Numerical Taxonomy, Local residuals, Regional analogues Regional hierarchies Formal, functional regions Decision theory (Psychology), Taxonomy (Biology), Discriminant analysis (Statistics) STAGE I Slide9: Cities, Settlements, Urban hierarchies System Identification, 0 Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Rank-size analysis, Nearest-neighbor analysis, Quadrat analysis Central-place theory, Gravity models, Weberian models, Economic base models Point set theory (Mathematics), Organization models (Management), Packing theory (Mathematics) STAGE I Slide10: Cities, Settlements, Urban hierarchies Form Differentiation, 1 (Static) Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Rank-size analysis, Nearest-neighbor analysis, Quadrat analysis Central-place theory, Gravity models, Weberian models, Economic base models Point set theory (Mathematics), Organization models (Management), Packing theory (Mathematics) STAGE II Slide11: Urban fields, Density gradients, Land-use intensity Form Differentiation, 3 (Static) Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Trend-surface analysis, Harmonic analysis, Fourier analysis Gravity models, Absorption models, Intervening-opportunity models, Von Thunen models, Potential models Least-effort models (Sociology), Minimum-energy andamp; Potential models (Phys.), Game theory (Psych.) STAGE II Slide12: Innovation waves, Frontier movements, Sequent occupance, Colonization Form Differentiation, 4 (Dynamic) Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Physical simulation, Monte Carlo models, Markov-chain models, Cellular automata, Agent-based simulation Diffusion models, Migration models, Colonization models. Epidemic theory (Med.), Diffusion theory (Fluid dynamics), Colonization andamp; succession models (Bot.) STAGE II Slide13: Regional systems, Internal feedback, Interregional systems, External feedbacks System Integration, 0-4 Geographical Form Spatial Model Analytical Techniques Heritage of Spatial Model Matrix analysis, factor analysis, input-output analysis, Interregional linear programming Regional climax models, Regional multipliers, Growth poles General systems theory, Ecosystems (Biology), Interregional trade theory andamp; multipliers (Econ.) STAGE III