Elements of Spatial Structure: A Quantitative Approach.

Brian J. L. Berry · Andrew D Cliff · Peter Haggett · J. Keith Ord · K Bassett

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1. Introduction Part I. Static Aspects of Regional Structure: 2. Regions as combinatorial structures 3. Regions as ordered series 4. Regions as surfaces Part II. Dynamic Aspects of Regional Structure: 5. Spatial comparison of time series: a framework 6. Spatial comparison of time series: I. Contagious processes 7. Spatial comparison of time series: II. Unemployment in South-West England Part III. Autocorrelation and Forecasting: 8. Spatial autocorrelation 9. The analysis of regional patterns by nearest-neighbour methods 10. Regional forecasting Appendices.

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