Quantitative Techniques in Geography : An Introduction / R Hammond
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TextPublication details: Claredon Press, New York : 1986.Edition: Second EditionDescription: 364 Pages : pbk. 23 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 19-874067-0
- 910.2 HAM
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Includes Index.
The book offers a comprehensive introduction to numerical and statistical methods applied in geography, illustrated with worked examples and exercises drawn from both physical and human geography. Key topics include:
Summarizing Data – basic descriptive statistics and visualization
Measures of Spatial Distribution – quantifying geographic spread and concentration
Time Series – analyzing temporal patterns and changes
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