Quantitative geography : perspectives on spatial data analysis

Alexander Stewart Fotheringham, Chris Brunsdon, Martin E. Charlton

2000-01-01bookSage eBooks968 citationsclosed

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Spatial and Panel Data Analysis Geographic Information Systems Studies Point processes and geometric inequalities

Abstract

Establishing the Boundaries Spatial Data The Role of Geographic Information Systems Exploring Spatial Data Visually Local Analysis Point Pattern Analysis Spatial Regression and Geostatistical Models Statistical Inference for Spatial Data Spatial Modelling and the Evolution of Spatial Theory Challenges in Spatial Data Analysis

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