ARIA + index values describe remoteness from goods and services for any part of Australia using road distance as a surrogate for remoteness and the population size of a service centre as a surrogate for the availability of services [ 26].
ARIA+, developed by the National Centre for Social Applications of Geographic Information Systems (http://www.gisca.adelaide.edu.au), describes remoteness from goods and services for any part of Australia relying on road distance as a surrogate for remoteness and on the population size of a service centre as a surrogate for the availability of services [ 45].
Roughly 50 percent of the hungry lived in farm households in higher-risk environments that were marginal for crop production ones with low, highly unreliable or excessive rainfall; inherently poor or degraded soils; steep topography; and remoteness from markets and public services.
To describe geographical disadvantage, we used the Accessibility/Remoteness Index of Australia (ARIA +), which measures access in terms of physical distance from services and is grouped into five categories: major cities, inner regional, outer regional, remote, and very remote [ 23].
In addition, six cities and counties appear to be ineffective and inefficient in providing web services to Taiwan's citizens due to their geographical remoteness from the capital and small regional populations.
Due to the harsh living conditions, limited amenities and lack of basic services such as access to water, sanitation and electricity, health facilities, as well as remoteness from markets and schools, the Reserve is sparsely populated with about 150 people living in 42 family groups.
Because of its remoteness from the primary?
It confirms our remoteness from the big city.
The images of desolation and remoteness from that day have haunted me my whole life.
Other important factors were remoteness from human presence, low road density, and little motorized access.
