This document discusses different methods for analyzing and delineating regions. It describes three main types of regions - formal, functional, and perceptual - and explains techniques for delineating each type. Two common techniques for delineating formal regions are weighted index number methods and factor analysis. The two main approaches for delineating functional regions are flow analysis and gravitational analysis.
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What is Region?
Types of Regions
Formal
Functional
Perpectual(Vernacular)
Delineation of region
Delineation of formal region
Variables for delineation of formal
region
Two techniques for delineation of
formal regions are,
Weighted index number methods
Factor analysis
Delineation of functional region
Two basic approaches are
Flow analysis
Gravitational analysis
3. What is Region?
Aregion, in the most basic sense, is an area with certain characteristics that set it apart
from other areas.
These characteristics have distinct qualities about them, such as climate, size, or populations.
The boundaries of a certain region are defined by people based on these different criteria that set
them apart from other regions.
4. What is Region?
Aregion, in the most basic sense, is an area with certain characteristics that set it apart
from other areas.
These characteristics have distinct qualities about them, such as climate, size, or populations.
The boundaries of a certain region are defined by people based on these different criteria that set
them apart from other regions.
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