1967
DOI: 10.1080/00420986720080041
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Centrality and the Central Place Hierarchy

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“…The centrality index was calculated following Davies (1967) and Marshall (1969) using data on the number and types of economic activities present in each locality based on the 1985 National Village Survey (see Appendix A for a precise description of the procedures used). In general clusters with higher values of this index include higher order centers in which a wide range of goods and services are available, whereas dusters with very low centrality are likely to have few if any formal business establishments.…”
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“…The centrality index was calculated following Davies (1967) and Marshall (1969) using data on the number and types of economic activities present in each locality based on the 1985 National Village Survey (see Appendix A for a precise description of the procedures used). In general clusters with higher values of this index include higher order centers in which a wide range of goods and services are available, whereas dusters with very low centrality are likely to have few if any formal business establishments.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The measure of the diversity of urban economic activity is based on an index of centrality using a weighted index related to location coefficients used in industrial location analysis (Davies 1967). Data were collected from informants at the local level for the smaller localities on the number and types of economic functions in each place.…”
Section: Appendix: Measurement Of the Value Of Agricultural Productiomentioning
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“…En el caso que nos ocupa de la jerarquización funcional partiremos del conocido modelo de Davies (1967) ya aplicado a Navarra por Precedo (1976) y a la provincia de Huesca por , pero tambiCn seleccionaremos los lugares centrales de acuerdo con criterios obtenidos de la realidad aragonesa y tendremos en cuenta la optimación del modelo del vecino más próximo a la hora de discretizar en unos niveles jerárquicos acordes con la ordenación del temtorio.…”
Section: Abstract: the Dificulties In Passing From A Continuons To A unclassified
“…Así, por ejemplo, los índices de centralidad (Davies 1967) o los índices de diversidad (Shannon y Weaver 1962) también reflejan las posiciones relativas de las unidades en la jerarquía en función de algún aspecto concreto de sus características funcionales. En estos casos, los métodos se basan en la medición de las actividades terciarias.…”
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