Fig. 2 Locational aspects of coastal and inland port-city matching.
The paper deduces this to be a result of the dominance of UN's household-based definition of slums which lacks emphasis on the locational aspects.
In recent years, many employees have gained more control over temporal and locational aspects of their work via a variety of flexible work arrangements, such as flexi-time and telehomework.
The recreation model included in the forest DSS links locational aspects, such as population density and proximity to water, with forest structure aspects, which are simulated over time under different management strategies.
Individual, situational, social, and locational aspects of drinking environments are temporal and change over the course of a day or evening.
There is in the literature a strong non-locational view of sounds.
The locational and topographical aspects of an area located in hilly regions play a major role in SSS, but are generally neglected in traditional and CAD-based systems used for site selection.
This study explored the application of geographic information systems (GIS) in modeling the locational and topographical aspects to identify areas of suitability.
E.g. how locational displacement interacts with other aspects of marginalisation to impede access, participation and achievement in education, e.g. girlhood, poverty, disability.
Florida drew upon his past research on the geographical aspects of wealth generation and locational decisions of members of the creative class, as well as theories and opinions of other academics, like Jane Jacobs, and even those who have been critical of Florida's work, like Tim Harford.
