GEOG381 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Glonass, Trilateration, Ecological Fallacy

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Geography and Environmental Management
• Course: GEOG381
• Professor: Derek T Robinson

Document Summary

Aggregate is when we average something and we lose detail. Zoning problem we might have the same units but redefining boundaries we can modify our results. Area of 100% their own boat then they"re losing power in other districts. Census data avg income of households in this area. And if we apply this to every area it will be diff. We can"t say there is an even amount of houses in the area. How do we get a better representation of where the population is. Re run the process over and over again. Copy and paste the process over and over again. What"s happening at this location and its situation. Can"t have this location or it"s completely unsuitable. Unavailable area that we had to work with. Outcome of the hp process is numbers but the process is qualitative. Finished suitability analysis and then used decision rule. Two stores were gonna get a diff result than one store.