Innovation Diffusion as a Spatial Process

E680258
academic monograph book

"Innovation Diffusion as a Spatial Process" is a foundational work in human geography that introduced quantitative, spatial modeling of how innovations spread over time and space.

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Innovation Diffusion as a Spatial Process canonical 1
Schelling segregation model 1

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instanceOf academic monograph ⓘ
book ⓘ
academicDiscipline economic geography ⓘ
geography ⓘ
regional science ⓘ
author Allan Pred NERFINISHED ⓘ
contribution formalized spatial-temporal analysis of innovation spread ⓘ
helped establish diffusion studies within human geography ⓘ
introduced quantitative spatial modeling of innovation diffusion ⓘ
describedAs classic study of spatial diffusion ⓘ
foundational work in human geography ⓘ
field human geography ⓘ
quantitative geography ⓘ
spatial analysis ⓘ
focus spatial patterns of adoption ⓘ
spread of innovations over time and space ⓘ
temporal dynamics of innovation spread ⓘ
impact contributed to the quantitative revolution in geography ⓘ
influenced empirical studies of innovation spread ⓘ
shaped later models of spatial diffusion ⓘ
influenced quantitative methods in human geography ⓘ
research on spatial diffusion of innovations ⓘ
spatial modeling in social sciences ⓘ
mainSubject diffusion modeling ⓘ
innovation diffusion ⓘ
spatial processes ⓘ
relatedConcept contagious diffusion ⓘ
hierarchical diffusion ⓘ
innovation adoption ⓘ
spatial autocorrelation ⓘ
theoreticalFramework innovation diffusion theory ⓘ
spatial interaction models ⓘ
time-geography ⓘ
usedMethod mathematical modeling ⓘ
quantitative analysis ⓘ
spatial statistics ⓘ
time-space analysis ⓘ

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Torsten Hägerstrand → notableWork → Innovation Diffusion as a Spatial Process ⓘ
Thomas Schelling → knownFor → Innovation Diffusion as a Spatial Process ⓘ
this entity surface form: Schelling segregation model