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Spatial network

A spatial network (sometimes also geometric graph) is a graph in which the vertices or edges are spatial elements associated with geometric objects, i.e., the nodes are located in a space equipped with a certain metric. The simplest mathematical realization of spatial network is a lattice or a random geometric graph (see figure in the right), where nodes…

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Characterizing spatial networks

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Approach from the theory of space syntax

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Spatial network

Nodes45
Edges44
Triples46
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.044444
Components1

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Spatial network

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related to Approach from the theory of space syntax · 12
Spatial network → Algorithmic, Another, Axial, Bill Hillier, Currently, Decomposition, Each, GIS, It, Julienne Hanson, Loosely, The
see also · 11
Spatial network → Analytic SoftwareCascading, Branch, Graph, Hyperbolic, Mathematical, Measure, Network, Representation, Subfield, Systemic, Type
related to Probability and spatial networks · 8
Spatial network → Erdős, For, In, Modelling, Other, Poisson, Rényi, The Poisson
related to history · 6
Spatial network → Most, Objects, On, Recently, Statistics, While
related to Characterizing spatial networks · 2
Spatial network → Planar, The
related to Examples · 2
Spatial network → An, One
is a · 1
Spatial network → lattice or a random geometric graph

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Spatial networkis alattice or a random geometric graph0.90text
the location of nodes of a networkinstance ofMost of the important problems0.80text
the evolution of transportation networksinstance ofMost of the important problems0.80text
their interaction with populationinstance ofMost of the important problems0.80text
activity density are addressed in these earlier studiesinstance ofMost of the important problems0.80text
Spatial networkrelated to Approach from the theory of space syntaxAnother0.60section
Spatial networkrelated to Approach from the theory of space syntaxIt0.60section
Spatial networkrelated to Approach from the theory of space syntaxThe0.60section
Spatial networkrelated to Approach from the theory of space syntaxBill Hillier0.60section
Spatial networkrelated to Approach from the theory of space syntaxJulienne Hanson0.60section
Spatial networkrelated to Approach from the theory of space syntaxLoosely0.60section
Spatial networkrelated to Approach from the theory of space syntaxEach0.60section

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