inscription
Portail d'information géographique

Résultats de la recherche (150 résultats)

Affinez votre recherche

Par Collection Par Auteur Par Date Par Sujet Par Titre
  • It’s all a question of business: investment identities,networks and decision-making in the cleantech economy
  • Clean technology ; England ; Green economy ; Investment ; London ; Network ; Technology ; United Kingdom ; Urban economy ; Venture capital
  • The central aim of this article is to deepen understandings of the operation of cleantech investment by examining the decision-making processes of cleantech actors, how these are influenced by (and influence) cleantech investment networks
  • cleantech networks form and operate to create and disseminate cleantech discourses and to generate the mutual trust and information sharing needed to secure cleantech investments.
  • 2014
  • Understanding transit ridership demand for the multidestination, multimodal transit network in Atlanta, Georgia : lessons for increasing rail transit choice ridership while maintaining transit dependent bus ridership
  • Atlanta ; Form of transport ; Georgia (USA) ; Journey to work ; Large city ; Metropolitan area ; Mode choice ; Origin-destination ; Passengers ; Transport network ; United States of America ; Urban transport
  • This study analyses the structure of transit demand in Atlanta’s transit system to understand why different elements of the network appeal to bus and rail riders. The results show that self-identified bus riders come from poorer areas having fewer
  • , such as in the as in the central business district (CBD) and some but not all transit-oriented development. The results suggest that an agency could increase ridership by both groups using a core network of higher speed lines that provide access to decentralised employment centres.
  • 2014
  • Illustrated through the experience of Germany, this paper demonstrates that interaction between different networked regional spaces (eg, city-regions and cross-border regions) is resulting in new networked regional imaginaries (eg, cross-border
  • metropolitan regions). Its overall aim is to show that the production of entirely new networked spaces can assist in overcoming the contradictions present in one configuration of regions, but this only serves to create a new ‘regional problem’ requiring ever
  • 2014
  • The geographical dimension of innovation collaboration : networking and innovation in Norway
  • Economic sector ; Employment ; Firm ; Firm strategy ; Innovation ; Manpower ; Network ; Norway ; Unemployment
  • 2014
  • A dynamic spatial weight matrix and localized space-time autoregressive integrated moving average for network modeling
  • England ; London ; Matrix analysis ; Space time ; Spatial autocorrelation ; Spatial dynamics ; Spatial weighting ; Statistics ; Transport network ; United Kingdom ; Urban traffic ; Urban transport
  • 2014
  • Employment ; Firm ; Household ; Metropolitan area ; Productivity ; Railway network ; Transport network ; United States of America ; Urban intensification ; Urban transport ; Wage
  • , particularly in large cities with existing transit networks.
  • 2014
  • Street networks in relation to landforms : implications for fast-growing cities
  • Esfahan ; Inner city ; Iran ; Khuzestan ; Lorestan ; Relief ; Street ; Suburbs ; Urban network ; Yazd
  • 2014
  • Connectivity ; Employment ; Hub ; Italy ; Labour market ; Labour mobility ; Network ; Veneto
  • This paper investigates the structure of inter-firm worker mobility in Veneto, an industrial region of Northern Italy by using complex network analysis applied to linked employer–employee data. The empirical network reveals a small-world pattern
  • 2014
  • Capital ; Economic aid ; Economy ; Flow ; Network ; Political economy ; United States of America
  • key elements in the assemblage. This entails identifying and mapping the assemblage's component elements, its networks and flows, with the overall aim being to take steps toward building a critical geographical understanding of development capital.
  • 2014
  • Gendered global production networks : analysis of cocoa–chocolate sourcing
  • Agriculture ; Andhra Pradesh ; Cocoa ; Export ; Food consumption ; Gender ; Ghana ; India ; Power ; Production network ; Quality of product ; Social geography ; Supplying ; Tamil Nadu ; Woman
  • This article examines gendered global production networks through analysis of cocoa–chocolate sourcing. To do so, it analyses the value chain is linking Europe and cocoa-growing regions in the Western, Eastern and Ashanti regions (Ghana
  • 2014
  • Actors and networks in urban community garden development
  • Allotment garden ; Association ; Decision making process ; Local authority ; Neo liberalism ; Network ; Participation ; Social network ; Theory ; Town ; United States of America ; Wisconsin
  • 2014
  • Road network vulnerability assessment based on fragile factor interdependencies in spatial–functional perspectives
  • Geographical information system ; Infrastructure ; Location ; Metropolitan area ; Risk ; Road network ; Taipei ; Taiwan ; Thematic mapping ; Transport ; Vulnerability
  • This article examines the road network vulnerability assessment based on fragile factor interdependencies in spatial–functional perspectives in the Taipei metropolitan area. The results indicate that delay time on the shortest substitution, level
  • 2014
  • Analyzing high-risk emergency areas with GIS and neural networks : the case of Athens, Greece
  • Athens ; Estimation ; Geographical information system ; Greece ; Health ; Location ; Neural network ; Risk ; Spatial analysis
  • This article combines geographic information systems (GIS) and neural networks for performing health emergency assessments and generating hazard maps that show areas that are potentially at high risk for emergencies. As a result, emergency services
  • 2014
  • This article examines incremental infrastructures through material improvisation and social collaboration across post-colonial Accra. This refers to ad hoc actions on the part of slum dwellers to connect to energy networks or carve out informal
  • living spaces. It examines shifts in the Accra energy network as urban dwellers rework connections to flows of electricity. It also considers the material adjustment of housing and the role of cooperation in responding to threats of demolition
  • 2014
  • This article tests whether social networks at the origin, measured by religious affiliation, affect out-migration in Lota, Chile. The basic idea is that a social capital loss is attached to the decision to out-migrate, and said loss increases
  • migration costs because benefits received from the local network at the origin disappear. To test this hypothesis, it estimates conditional and mixed logit models for the decision to out-migrate. The results support the hypothesis: members from religious
  • 2014
  • Complex system ; Concept ; Infrastructure ; Network ; Production system ; Social system ; Theoretical geography
  • traditional partitioning and the partitioning on sectoral basis. The former partitioning system includes categories such as technical and social systems, the producing and non-producing infrastructures or network systems and institutional systems. Certain
  • 2014
  • Direct investment ; Foreign investment ; Industry ; Philippines ; Producer services ; Production network ; Regional economy ; Relocation
  • cities into global service production networks is presented. Specifically, the roles of local institutional actors in facilitating FDI attraction and strategically coupling local assets with the needs of multinational service corporations are discussed
  • 2014
  • Urban centers and networks of co-invention in American biotechnology
  • 2014
  • . Based on 1,000 simulation experiments, a regression of homeowner migration error (the difference between simulated and observed migration) relative to the parameter settings revealed components of social network choice such as income, race
  • , and probability of local ties to be significant in matching observed migration patterns. A nonlinear effect of simulated social networks on household mobility and thus migration error was exhibited in this study.
  • 2014
  • Systematic review : an analysis model for measuring the coopetitive performance in horizontal cooperation networks mapping the critical success factors and their variables
  • Cooperation ; Firm ; Firm strategy ; Network ; Small and medium-sized firms
  • 2014