Point-to-Point Migration Functions and Gravity Model Renormalization: Approaches to Aggregation in Spatial Interaction Modeling

P B Slater
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P B Slater: Community and Organization Research Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA 93106, USA

Environment and Planning A, 1985, vol. 17, issue 8, 1025-1044

Abstract: Two distinct approaches to assessing the effect of geographic scale on spatial interactions are pursued. In the first, the question of whether a distance ( d ) deterrence function, which explains interactions for one system of zones, can also succeed on a more aggregate scale, is examined. Only the two-parameter function, B 0 + B 1 d , ( B 1 |B 1 |, 0

Date: 1985
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