Spatial accessibility: Euclidean and Network-based Buffers
Measuring Spatial Health Disparity Using a Network-Based Accessibility Index Method in a GIS Environment: A Case Study of Hillsborough County, Florida
... measure spatial disparity in the health care delivery ...applies network distance rather than Euclidean distance, which improves accuracy in capturing distance ...of accessibility and ...
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Spatial Analysis for Equitable Accessibility in Social Infrastructure Planning
... approach based on AWD is developed to measure and analyse spatial accessibility by small area ...use Euclidean distance, network distance and other travel costs with postcode delivery ...
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Is accessibility in the eye of the beholder? Social inequalities in spatial accessibility to health-related resources in Montréal, Canada
... resource accessibility speaks to two theoretical ...of spatial accessibility based only on resource location, by focusing instead on what people are actually able to extract from available ...
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Spatial Accessibility of Road Network in Wuhan Metropolitan Area Based on Spatial Syntax
... ABSTRACT Based on space syntax theory, the spatial accessibility of the road network in Wuhan Metropolitan Area has been quan- titatively analyzed by building a series of accessibility ...
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Network-based Visualisation of Accessibility for a Public Transport System
... presenting spatial data and it has been the only method in the field of visualisation for a long ...three-dimensional spatial data visualisation ...decode spatial structures and facilitate the ...
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Geographical accessibility and spatial coverage modeling of the primary health care network in the Western Province of Rwanda
... services based, for example, on the availability of drugs and staff among other factors ...Although based on motorized travel, a study by Haynes et ...
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Infrastructure Development of Road Network for Regional Development Based on Accessibility Concept
... road network based on needs of improvement of accessibility and the spatial area is a precondition for economic and regional development and improvement of competitiveness of PALI district in ...
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The application of network-based GIS tools to investigate spatial
... using network distances as opposed to Euclidean measures, the impact of the routes people actually take to access facilities can be better accounted for; a factor likely to be even more important in rural ...
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Spatial Sensor Network Based Target Tracking By Classification
... 53 Discussion: With the approach of sensor networks, the MTT issue moves from a brought together undertaking performed on a modest bunch of radar tracking stations to an omnipresent capacity in networks of a great many ...
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Spatial Analysis of Accessibility to Health Services in Greater London
... mapping accessibility have been used. Concentric circles of Euclidean distance around a facility show general coverage of an area and are simple to carry out using standard buffering techniques in ...
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A Study for Spatial Approximate String Queries in both the Euclidean Space and Road Networks
... a spatial tag matching problem. Based on this data model, the problem of locating mapped resources is essentially To aim to find a spatial location that best matches the associated ...road ...
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International comparison of observation-specific spatial buffers: maximizing the ability to estimate physical activity
... of buffers examined, the findings of this study yield analogous conclusions to those provided by Forsyth et ...creating network buffers due to repeatability and consistency in buffer shape across GIS ...
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ACCESSIBILITY OF ROAD NETWORK BASED ON CONNECTIVITY ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE IN MORATUWA URBAN AREA OF COLOMBO.
... road network and to analyze the connectivity levels of the selected nodes in ...regional network were used for this ...a spatial analysis method connectivity analysis is more ...
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A GIS-based approach to the characterisation of spatial accessibility to primary health care facilities in the Melbourne metropolitan area
... Measuring Spatial Accessibility to Primary Health Care Facilities As stated in the literature review, inherited most of the advantages of a gravity model and using essentially a special form of ...
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Geo-spatial modeling for competition-based accessibility to job locations for the urban poor: case study in Ahmedabad
... road network can be several travel modes, while every line of the 3D network is one specialized route of a public transport mode, which provides the key point to get the fare for each ...This spatial ...
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Euclidean-based Feature Selection for Network Intrusion Detection
... apply Euclidean Distance for selecting a subset of robust features using smaller storage space and getting higher Intrusion detection ...approach based on the Euclidean Distance can improve the ...
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Network Embedding Attack: An Euclidean Distance Based Method
... club network as an example, we present its original network and the adversarial network after one- link attack, as shown in ...the network from embed- ding space without any prior knowledge of ...
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A Problem with Euclidean Preferences in Spatial Models of Politics
... Introduction In spatial models of collective choice, individual preferences are often represented as induced preferences in policy space (or “public sector preferences”). These induced preferences are typically ...
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A QoE perspective on sizing network buffers
... access network testbed, see Figure 3a, consists of two Gi- gabit switches, four quadcore hosts equipped with 4 GB of RAM and multiple Gigabit Ethernet ...(server) network and the ...a network path, a ...
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Spatial reasoning with RCC8 and connectedness constraints in Euclidean spaces
... Actually, the topological notion of connectedness is perhaps not quite what we might have in mind for certain applications of qualitative spatial reasoning. Consider, for example, the region formed by two closed ...
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