Furthermore, in many modelling applications a more disaggregated approach to model socio-economic processes is generally desirable to reduce the model aggregation [17, 18, 19, 20, 21].
We reran our models using more disaggregated ethnicity measures based on the percentage of residents in each LSOA in each of 10 non-white groups, and using an alternative rurality measure based on the Rural Definition produced by the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, which categorises areas according to their morphology and context (DEFRA, 2005; Supplementary Online Material).
This opens many possibilities for future policy applications with disaggregated model regions and sectors.
This can be clearly seen from the data derived at a more disaggregated level, such as census tracts.
Besides, thanks to Silicon Valley, with its angels and venture capitalists, hot start-ups and billionaire entrepreneurs, a new, disaggregated model of research and innovation is in vogue.
The study results suggest that the effectiveness of insurance contracts can be improved using satellite data of higher resolutions and measuring indices at more disaggregated levels.
More disaggregated currencies have an advantage over aggregated currencies (which use composite metrics) in that they account for each itemised biodiversity element of concern.
An existing optimal method developed by Klincewicz (Location Sci. 4 (1996) 173) is based on dual ascent and dual adjustment techniques applied to a disaggregated model formulation.
The report warned that too much attention was placed on national averages, which often mask enormous variation in people's lives, and called for a more disaggregated data, to identify who was being left behind.
The Disaggregated Model we present can be used to account for a variety of biodiversity types in an offset exchange, and for different scales and complexities of development and impacts within both statutory and voluntary frameworks.
