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1997
The origins of modern spatial analysis lie in the development of quantitative geography and regional science in the late 1950s. The use of quantitative procedures and techniques to analyse patterns of points, lines, areas and surfaces depicted on analogue maps or defined by co-ordinates in two-or three-dimensional space characterise the initial stage ...
Fischer, Manfred M., Getis, Arthur
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The origins of modern spatial analysis lie in the development of quantitative geography and regional science in the late 1950s. The use of quantitative procedures and techniques to analyse patterns of points, lines, areas and surfaces depicted on analogue maps or defined by co-ordinates in two-or three-dimensional space characterise the initial stage ...
Fischer, Manfred M., Getis, Arthur
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2023
This comprehensive Dictionary brings together an extensive range of definitive terms in ecological economics. Assembling contributions from distinguished scholars, it provides an intellectual map to this evolving subject ranging from the practical to the philosophical.
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This comprehensive Dictionary brings together an extensive range of definitive terms in ecological economics. Assembling contributions from distinguished scholars, it provides an intellectual map to this evolving subject ranging from the practical to the philosophical.
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2002
In this chapter, we have reviewed the history of the spatial analysis of disease and the statistical methods used for the exploratory analysis, testing and modeling of spatial patterns. In the next chapter, the principles described here will be illustrated.
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In this chapter, we have reviewed the history of the spatial analysis of disease and the statistical methods used for the exploratory analysis, testing and modeling of spatial patterns. In the next chapter, the principles described here will be illustrated.
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Analysis of Spatial Aggregation
1989While cancer maps are a convenient way of conveying quickly such information as the presence of clusters of areas at high or low risk, the level of statistical significance of these occurrences cannot be easily derived. A method of measuring the "spatial aggregation," based on rank, was presented in the Atlas of Cancer in Scotland (Kemp et al.
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2001
This article reviews some of the special properties of spatial data and the ways in which these properties have influenced developments in spatial data analysis. The discussion focuses on exploratory and model-driven (confirmatory) modes of analyzing spatial data, in particular spatial point patterns and area data, which occupy a prominent position in ...
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This article reviews some of the special properties of spatial data and the ways in which these properties have influenced developments in spatial data analysis. The discussion focuses on exploratory and model-driven (confirmatory) modes of analyzing spatial data, in particular spatial point patterns and area data, which occupy a prominent position in ...
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Spatial Analysis in Archaeology.
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A (General), 1977Brian M. Fagan, Ian Hodder, Clive Orton
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Mapping the transcriptome: Realizing the full potential of spatial data analysis
Cell, 2023Alexis Comber +2 more
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Spatial profiling technologies illuminate the tumor microenvironment
Cancer Cell, 2023Leeat Keren, Raz Ben-Uri
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Microscopic examination of spatial transcriptome using Seq-Scope
Cell, 2021Yichen Si, Jun Hee Lee, Myungjin Kim
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