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Human Settlements -- Central Place Theory
Contributed by Stuart Sweeney |
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Winter 2001 |
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Draft |
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yes |
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For non-commercial, educational use only. Use of these materials in educational settings is conditional upon attribution to Dr. Stuart Sweeney, CSISS, ADEPT, and any other party whose materials has been used or attributed herein. |
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no |
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Lecture Materials |
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Creator |
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Matt Rice, rice@geog.ucsb.edu |
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2001-07-07 |
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01:00:00 |
| keywords |
central place theory, urban geography, Christaller, technology, evolutionary epochs, urban growth models, concentric zones, Burgess, Hoyt, Harris, Ulman, John Borchant, Keith Clarke, Michael Batty, urban renewal, gentrification, CBD |
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text/html |
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Teacher, Student |
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Lecture outline, Human Settlements -- Central Place Theory. From Introductory Lectures in Spatial Social Science, by Stuart Sweeney. Human settlements and technological change, evolutionary epochs, urban growth models, assumptions for Central Place Theory. Retail and settlement systems, Christaller, urban ecology, concentric zones, sector models, multiple nuclei, urban realms, central business disctrict, urban renewal and gentrification. |
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Spatially Integrated Social Science |
| CSISS_discipline |
Geography |
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Author |
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Stuart Sweeney |
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2001-04-17 |
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