Deindustrialization ; Employment ; Industrial development ; Industrial employment ; Industrialization ; Romania ; Shift-share analysis
Using the shift and share analysis, this paper is an essay for the understanding of the factors that direct the industrial restructuration of Romania. The article emphasizes the role of the political factor within the present industrial processes
Quantitative analysis of population change in recent Japanese municipalities
Industry ; Japan ; Population growth ; Quality of life ; Quantitative analysis ; Urban population
This paper aims to find what factors will affect the population change in recent Japanese municipalities. The result implies that important factors are different in population size and economic function through the course of time. Man did not select
a municipality that has a better environment of modern urban life. It is noticeable that in the satellite city, « density of manufacturing factory » is becoming an influential factor for population growth. And many small population municipalities are still
Macierz korelacji czy kowariancji? Niektore zagadnienia ana izy czynnikowej. (The correlation versus covariance matrix: some factor analytical questions)
There are a number of operations alternative in their character in factoranalysis. It is inter alia the correlation versus covariance matrix choice question. Answer the question of which of the matrices is more appropriate in geographical research
was the principal aim of the empirical analysis. The analysis concerned the urbanization pattern in Poland. (d'après l'A.).
Reference value of old people's hematocrit and geographical factors
China ; Elderly people ; Health ; Regional disparities ; Regression analysis
The paper provides a scientific basis for a unified standard of the reference value of Chinese healthy old people's hematocrit. It is found that the altitude is the most important factor affecting this reference value.
Principal component analysis of distributive characteristics of precipitation in Northeast China.
(1961-1978) ; Analyse en composantes principales ; Chine ; Chine, nord-est ; Cluster analysis ; Distribution ; Géographie de l'Asie ; Précipitation ; Régionalisation climatique
Based on the results of principal component analysis applied to data of 35 stations for 1961-1978, a dynamic investigation into the factors and processes accounting for the main patterns of precipitation deviation and the changing time
characteristics in them are attempted. A climatic regionalization based on distributive patterns of precipitation is made with the results of cluster analysis. (TNC).
Spatial analysis of the factors contributing to the relationship between the transient, meridional eddy sensible, and latent heat flux in the southern hemisphere
their temporal and spatial variation. Both methods of analysis produced 2 very important uncorrelated modes of variability in January and July, indicating that the transient heat fluxes are influenced by few controlling factors. The AA. suggest that these modes
In this paper principal component analysis (PCA) and singular value decomposition (SVD) are used to define the importance of the variables contributing to the relationship between the transient latent and sensible heat fluxes and to show
Szolnok megye falusi településeinek tipusai. (Rural settlement types of Szolnok county. A study of processes affecting settlement development with the help of factor and cluster analysis)
This paper investigates the controls of the correction factors α and β and develop predictive models for these factors. The investigation is based on a set of 40 experiments conducted in a laboratory flume with a mobile sand bed. Simulated rainfall
Analysis of linears, landforms and geology relationships and anthropic effects in the period 1976-1994, northern Asso river basin (Siena, Italy)
The knowledge of how and how much a landscape changed in a specific time period is of paramount importance to predict scenarios and trends for the future. Landscape analysis can help in understanding state factors influence on environmental changes
and effects. Among the effects of the different state factors influence on environmental changes and effects. Among the activity, and landforms, also as consequence of anthropic actions, are to be considered. Aim to this paper is the analysis of linears
The idea of island industrialization as against port industrialization on the mainland of the 1970s, now calls for special attention. In view of the many substitutions and interaction possibilities in this field, a factoranalysis is applied
to detect the source variables. The first and main conclusion is the existence of a strong space-linkage with the most important location factors. Finally, in combination with an analysis of the ratings of relevant location factors, it is pointed out
Relationship between reference value (Wintrobe) of Chinese people's erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) and geographical factors
Altitude ; Biogeochemistry ; Biogeography ; China ; Health ; Regression analysis ; Spatial analysis
people's ESR, and the test is done according to the Wintrobe Laws and 5 geographical factors. It is found that the altitude is the most important factor affecting the reference value (Wintrobe) of Chinese people's ESR. Furthermore, according
to the dependent relationship of the reference value of Chinese people's ESR on geographical factors, China can be divided into 6 districts.
The attributional, regional, and temporal dimensions of Iwate Prefecture : an application of three-mode factoranalysis
Factoranalysis ; Japan ; Local government ; Matrix analysis ; Multivariate analysis ; Regional geography ; Regionalization ; Space time ; Time series ; Urban economy ; Urban function
Land use ; Landslide ; Model ; Multivariate analysis ; Natural hazards ; Principal components analysis ; Satellite imagery ; Slope ; Slovenia ; Vegetation
images were merged using Principal Component Analysis method and classified with an unsupervised classification. Using multivariate statistical analysis (factoranalysis), the interaction between factors and landslide distribution were tested
, and the importance of individual factors for landslide occurrence was defined. The results show that the slope, the lithology, the terrain roughness, and the cover type play important roles in landslide susceptibility.