Multifractal Characterization of the Distribution Pattern of the Human Population

By Stephen A. Appleby. 2010

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Global and Planetary Change

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1. Jiejing Wang
2. Nacim Betrouni
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1. Jiejing Wang
2. Nacim Betrouni
3. Yanguang Chen
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Citations in the corpus

• Multifractal Characterization of Urban Form and Growth: The Case of Beijing (2013, background): “…Longley, 1994; Frankhauser, 2008; Goodchild, 1980; Lam and Quattrochi, 1992), and multifractal theory has been applied to the spatial distribution of human populations, systems of cities, and rank-size distributions of settlements (Appleby, 1996; Chen, 1995; 2012; Chen and Zhou, 2004; Haag, 1994).”
• Fractal and multifractal analysis: A review (2009, background): “Moreover, as the reiteration for different sizes of r can produce various sizes of Nr, the grid should be randomly relocated at each iteration (Appleby, 1996).”