Everything that has a location in geographic space will naturally generate a spatial pattern
either clustered, dispersed or random. A testable assumption in the concept where …

An estimated 55% of the world's population currently lives in cities. It is further predicted that
the urban population will increase to 68% by the year 2050. One of the main drivers of this …

The rapid urbanisation and population growth in African cities pose significant challenges to
food security and sustainable development. Urban planning and urban food systems can …

In developing countries rural communities are normally geographically isolated contributing
to both poverty levels and the deficiency in the participation of social and economic …

A set of morphological indicators is proposed to identify urban fabric using spatial clustering.
The LINCS approach is preferred to classical LISA in order to better integrate the point of …

A fast-growing developing country like India is witnessing the phenomena of Urban Sprawl
and land-use changes in almost all of its megacities which are the epicenters of economic …

Noise, as unwanted and unfavorable sound, affects people both psychologically and
physiologically. When there is either an extreme quantity of noise or a disagreeable sound …

В настоящее время в экономической науке нет единой устоявшейся точки зрения на
количество выполняемых налогами функций. При этом все исследователи едины во …

Resumen NAVARRETE, Emma Liliana; TRUJILLO, Armando; GARROCHO, Carlos y
CADENA, Edel. A spatial statistics approach to explore the geodemography of the NEET in …

Urbanisation, urban sprawl and loss of biodiversity in urban environments are major
phenomena of the 21st Century cities and towns in both developing and developed …