Geographic Model

Definition

A geographic model is a simplified representation or framework that helps us understand and analyze real-world geographic phenomena. It provides a visual or conceptual tool to explain how different processes, patterns, or relationships occur in space.

Related terms

Spatial Analysis: Spatial analysis involves studying patterns and relationships within geographical data to better understand spatial distributions and processes.

Gravity Model: The gravity model is a geographical concept that predicts the movement or interaction between two places based on their size (population) and distance from each other.

Central Place Theory: Central Place Theory explains how towns and cities are distributed across an area based on factors such as population size, transportation networks, and economic functions.