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Batty M. (1970) An activity allocation model for the Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire subregion, Reg. Studies 4, 307–332. This paper outlines the development of a quantitative model, designed to explain the location of population and service employment in the Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire subregion. The model uses an economic base mechanism to derive population and service employment from basic employment, and spatial interaction submodels to locate the population and service employment in different zones of the subregion. To fit the parameters of the model, a two-stage calibration process is developed, incorporating a simple hill-climbing procedure which involves successively improving the values of the model's parameters until a best fit is reached. Assessments of the calibration process reveal certain structural weaknesses in the model. A description of the recursive projections made with the model is provided and demonstrated in relation to a hypothetical development strategy for the Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire subregion. Projections with this model reveal ways in which the trajectories of population, employment and internal migration can be charted, and used by the planner in analysing and controlling the behaviour of the subregion through time.
Batty M. (1970) An activity allocation model for the Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire subregion, Reg. Studies 4, 307–332. This paper outlines the development of a quantitative model, designed to explain the location of population and service employment in the Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire subregion. The model uses an economic base mechanism to derive population and service employment from basic employment, and spatial interaction submodels to locate the population and service employment in different zones of the subregion. To fit the parameters of the model, a two-stage calibration process is developed, incorporating a simple hill-climbing procedure which involves successively improving the values of the model's parameters until a best fit is reached. Assessments of the calibration process reveal certain structural weaknesses in the model. A description of the recursive projections made with the model is provided and demonstrated in relation to a hypothetical development strategy for the Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire subregion. Projections with this model reveal ways in which the trajectories of population, employment and internal migration can be charted, and used by the planner in analysing and controlling the behaviour of the subregion through time.
An activity allocation model for the Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire subregion
Batty, M. (author)
Regional Studies ; 4 ; 307-332
1970-10-01
26 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
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Activity allocation model , Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire subregion , Economic base method , Gravity models , Two-stage calibration , Hill climbing , Projection , Tätigkeitszuweisungsmodell , Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire-Untergebiet , Volkswirtschaftliche , Grundmethode , Gravitätsmodelle , Zweistufiger Anpassungsvorgang , Überhöhung , Entwurf , Modèle d'allocation d'activité , Nottinghamshire-Derbyshire Sous-région , Méthode de base économique , Modèles de gravité , Etalonnage à deux échelons , Ascension , Модель распределния деятельности , Ноттингемцир—Дербицир , Субрегион , Метод экономическои баэы , Модеиц тязести , Двухэтапная калибровка подьем на гору , Проекция
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