par Allen, Peter 
;Sanglier, Michèle
Référence Journal of social and biological structures, 1, 3, page (265-280)
Publication Publié, 1978
;Sanglier, Michèle Référence Journal of social and biological structures, 1, 3, page (265-280)
Publication Publié, 1978
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | A model is developed in which the change in the population distribution of a region is linked to the employment pattern, and this latter in turn to the population distribution through the concepts of Central Place Theory. The result is a dynamic model of interacting urban centres in which the fluctuations (the exact history) of the system play a vital role, and with which the effect of a decision (modification of the transport system, a new town, etc.) can be estimated in the long term. © 1978. |
