The Comparative Statics Approach to British Land-use Trends

Abstract

The existence of two complete land utilisation surveys of England and Wales offers unprecedented scope for examining national land use trends by the method of comparative statics. If this method is to yield valid results, there are a number of cartographic pitfalls which must be avoided, and these are explained under four headings: map projection, scale, base map characteristcs and the nature of the land-use classifications employed.

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