Entropy in urban and regional modelling / by Alan Wilson.
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TextLanguage: English Series: Routledge revivalsPublication details: Routledge/Pion, 2011. London:Description: 166 pISBN: - 9780415696319
- 307.1216 WIL-E
Contents:
1. What is Entropy? 2. Transport Models: The Theory of Trip Distribution, Mode Split and Route Split 3. Interrogational Commodity Flows 4. Location Models 5. Problems of Missing or Additional Information in Flow or Location Models 6. The Use of Entropy in the Analysis of Utility-Maximising Systems 7. Entropy, Social Physics and General Systems Theory 8. Some Conclusions
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| 307.1216 WHE-P Planning for sustainability: | 307.1216 WHI-M Modeling cities and regions as complex systems: | 307.1216 WIL-D Digital and smart cities. / | 307.1216 WIL-E Entropy in urban and regional modelling / | 307.1216 WON-I Indicators for urban and regional planning: | 307.1216 WOR World cities and urban form: fragmented, polycentric, sustainable / | 307.1216 WOR World cities and urban form: fragmented, polycentric, sustainable / |
1. What is Entropy? 2. Transport Models: The Theory of Trip Distribution, Mode Split and Route Split 3. Interrogational Commodity Flows 4. Location Models 5. Problems of Missing or Additional Information in Flow or Location Models 6. The Use of Entropy in the Analysis of Utility-Maximising Systems 7. Entropy, Social Physics and General Systems Theory 8. Some Conclusions
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