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Mathematical programming in human geography

Mathematical Social Sciences, 1982
Abstract A survey of mathematical programming in human geography is undertaken. To demonstrate its relevance in this field, particular attention focuses on model-building aspects rather than solution techniques per se. After a brief discussion of their underlying rationale, optimisation, a variety of aspects of mathematical programming such as linear
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Mathematics in the geography curriculum

Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 1978
Abstract The reasons for teaching mathematics to geography students in higher education are outlined and some of the constraints we must work within are discussed. Three issues are then taken in detail: first, the mathematical standards we should set, second, whether there should be streaming of students and finally the type of course structure we ...
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Mathematical Geography and Cartography in Antiquity

2021
Hellenistic scholars have been the first to link the geographical description of the known world with a mathematical investigation of the terrestrial sphere. The definition of mathematical concepts devoted to geography and cartography – meridians and parallels, geographical coordinates for example – enabled the development of a specific branch of ...
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Applications of Mathematics to Population Geography

Soviet Geography, 1967
AbstractThree levels of application of mathematics are considered in order of increasing complexity. The first level involves measurements of processes and phenomena, the second the derivation of empirical relationships, and the third the construction of deductive models reflecting the basic mechanism of processes and phenomena.
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Mathematical Geography Cartography

1975
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Grigercsik, E., Offer, Zvi Yehoshua
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Correlation of the Teaching of Geography and Mathematics

The Mathematical Gazette, 1940
There is a healthy attempt to break down the barriers that have hitherto existed between the subjects that are taught in schools. At the same time it must, I think, be taken as an axiom that the several major subjects of the curriculum, especially in secondary schools, should be organised without reference to each other if each is to make use of its ...
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Mathematical Geography

Bulletin of the American Geographical Society, 1908
D. W. J., Willis E. Johnson
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THE RELATIONSHIP OF MATHEMATICS AND GEOGRAPHY

School Science and Mathematics, 1944
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Mathematical geography

2019
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Of Elementary Mathematical Geography

Journal of Education, 1902
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