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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Spatial error model"”.

  1. Rail Rebound: The Impact of Freight Rails on Regional Development in the United States, 1970-2010

    … 2000, and 2010. This study utilizes exploratory spatial data analysis, standard regression, and spatial regression models. The application of spatial lag model, spatial error model, and spatial error model with lag dependence systematically considers the spatial effects and produces more robust …

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  2. Spatial analysis of poverty and prosperity in the U.S. counties

    … U.S. counties and non-metro counties. A spatial approach has been used to analyze the data as the data was spatially distributed. Using OLS, spatial lag, and spatial error methods, three models were developed and compared. Spatial error model explained higher percent of variation among …

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  3. Spatio-temporal modeling of Louisiana land subsidence using high resolution geo-spatial data

    … this research, we have used some geo-statistics models, such as Geographically Weighted Regression (GWR), the spatial-lag model and the spatial-error model, so as to find which main factors have caused adverse subsidence in the study site in 2013 (Mardia et al. 1998; Fotheringham et al. 2002; …

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  4. HOW URBAN DEVELOPMENT CONTRIBUTES TO THERMAL ENVIRONMENT VARIATION ---- A CASE STUDY IN NEW YORK CITY

    … on remote sensing technology and meteorological models, AHF is estimated and illustrated on April 18, 2017 over NYC area. Furthermore, a few independent variables are developed in order to possibly explain the variations of anthropogenic heat flux, including road density, impervious surface area …

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  5. Factors influencing hunting license sales in urban and rural areas of Illinois

    … approach, but with more factors and different models. The study area was the state of Illinois. The study consisted of three parts. The first created a regression model for the entire state. Different socioeconomic and biophysical factors were included in the model. Model was transformed to …

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  6. A spatial analysis of phosphorus in the Mississippi River Basin

    … The objective of this study was to analyze the spatial pattern of P inputs and outputs in the MRB as they relate to riverine P yields to the Gulf of Mexico and to determine the counties in the MRB that have the highest yields of P and the most critical factors causing this P loss. A database of …

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  7. Gender inequality and food security in a changing climate: a spatial analysis using Nigerian general household survey

    This study investigates the spatial and gender dynamics of food insecurity in Nigeria, a country besieged by rising inequality and climatic vulnerabilities. The thesis estimates and analyses how climate-related risk differentials influences both genders, especially women with particular interest on …

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  8. Essays in Spatial Econometrics: Estimation, Specification Test and the Bootstrap

    … three chapters covering the following topics in spatial econometrics: estimation, specification and the bootstrap.</p><p>In Chapter 1, we first generalize an approximate measure of spatial dependence, the APLE statistic in Li et al (2007), to a spatial Durbin (SD) model. This generalized APLE …

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