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Quantitative methods III: Strength in numbers?

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Rachel S. Franklin *
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In this third and final report on quantitative methods, I focus on academic community: what we do, what we call ourselves, and why this is a matter of importance for the entire discipline of geography, but especially quantitative human geographers. I first highlight the increasingly diverse ways in which quantitative methods community is produced and manifested, before turning to the shifting, ever-expanding, and overlapping names and labels used to define this group. I argue that, although there is ample evidence that the quantitative methods community is thriving, there is also a growing disconnect from the sub-discipline of quantitative human geography.
Keyword:
human geography
urban science
urban analytics
geospatial
GeoAI
geocomputation
geographic information science
geographic data science
community

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Progress in Human Geography 封面图
Progress in Human Geography
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newcastle university - uk
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论文数: 2.6W
被引数: 39
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