Frederick P Stutz
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 2023313 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Frederick P Stutz |
| PRENOMES | Frederick P |
| SOBRENOME | Stutz |
| ASSINATURA | STUTZ F P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | San Diego State University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1971 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1993 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Neighborhood Integrity and Residents' Familiarity
Charting Urban Space-Time Population Shifts With Trip Generation Models
Travel diaries were administered to 2754 households in San Diego by the San Diego Association of Governments one day in 1986. These surveys are used to document population shifts throughout the 24-hour day and for documenting the maximum population for each census tract. To develop the formula for estimating populations in time and space, factors of trips by time of day and type of trip (e.g., home-to-work, home-to-shop) were extracted from the t…
City of Quartz . Mike Davis; Landscapes of Despair
(1992). City of Quartz. Mike Davis; Landscapes of Despair: From Deinstituionalization to Homelessness. Michael Dear and Jennifer Wolch; The Pentagon and the Cities. Andrew Kirby, editor; The Four Little Dragons: The Spread of Indwtriulization in East Asia. Ezra E. Vogel; China's Coastal Cities: Catalysts of Modernization. Yue-man Yeung and Xu-wei Hu, editors. Urban Geography: Vol. 13, No. 4, pp. 392-400
Housing Affordability and Spatial Price Variations in the United States
The nation is in the midst of a severe housing affordability crisis which has meant spiraling housing prices, extremely low vacancy rates, and a cutback in construction. Following a theoretical for
Prisoners of Space? Exploring the Geographical Experiences of Older People
Adjustment and Mobility of Elderly Poor Amid Downtown Renewal
Basic information is provided on the subpopulation of non welfare poor and on one type of residential arrangement. The informal social structures, adaptive mechanisms and spatial mobility in a hotel for non welfare poor are examined, and a set of recommendations are developed that emphasize planning strategies geared to the adaptive strenghts of the marginally subsistent, but self-reliant poor. It is noted that citizen participation in urban rene…
World Map Projections on the Computer
The author describes the characteristics of a new interactive software system of FORTRAN subroutines that is useful for most kinds of computer plotting. Of special interest is the system's capacity to plot map projections with areal distributions, while at the same time computing summary statistics about the distribution. Examples of six plotted projections and one three-dimensional surface are given
Distance and Network Effects on Urban Social Travel Fields
(1973). Distance and Network Effects on Urban Social Travel Fields. Economic Geography: Vol. 49, Transportation Geography: Societal and Policy Perspectives, pp. 134-144
Spatial Dimensions of Urban Social Travel
Two basic hypotheses are tested in this paper. First, the frequency of social trips will decline with increasing travel distance between the interacting participants. Secondly, an individual of a given socioeconomic status will be more likely to choose as a social contact someone of similar status, his frequency declining with progressively dissimilar status levels. Although the findings at the census tract level were less clear-cut than expected…
Distance and Network Effects on Urban Social Travel Fields
(1973). Distance and Network Effects on Urban Social Travel Fields. Economic Geography: Vol. 49, Transportation Geography: Societal and Policy Perspectives, pp. 134-144
Housing Affordability and Spatial Price Variations in the United States
The nation is in the midst of a severe housing affordability crisis which has meant spiraling housing prices, extremely low vacancy rates, and a cutback in construction. Following a theoretical for
Spatial Dimensions of Urban Social Travel
Two basic hypotheses are tested in this paper. First, the frequency of social trips will decline with increasing travel distance between the interacting participants. Secondly, an individual of a given socioeconomic status will be more likely to choose as a social contact someone of similar status, his frequency declining with progressively dissimilar status levels. Although the findings at the census tract level were less clear-cut than expected…
Adjustment and Mobility of Elderly Poor Amid Downtown Renewal
Basic information is provided on the subpopulation of non welfare poor and on one type of residential arrangement. The informal social structures, adaptive mechanisms and spatial mobility in a hotel for non welfare poor are examined, and a set of recommendations are developed that emphasize planning strategies geared to the adaptive strenghts of the marginally subsistent, but self-reliant poor. It is noted that citizen participation in urban rene…
Neighborhood Integrity and Residents' Familiarity
Spatial Dimensions of Urban Social Travel
Two basic hypotheses are tested in this paper. First, the frequency of social trips will decline with increasing travel distance between the interacting participants. Secondly, an individual of a given socioeconomic status will be more likely to choose as a social contact someone of similar status, his frequency declining with progressively dissimilar status levels. Although the findings at the census tract level were less clear-cut than expected…
Distance and Network Effects on Urban Social Travel Fields
(1973). Distance and Network Effects on Urban Social Travel Fields. Economic Geography: Vol. 49, Transportation Geography: Societal and Policy Perspectives, pp. 134-144
World Map Projections on the Computer
The author describes the characteristics of a new interactive software system of FORTRAN subroutines that is useful for most kinds of computer plotting. Of special interest is the system's capacity to plot map projections with areal distributions, while at the same time computing summary statistics about the distribution. Examples of six plotted projections and one three-dimensional surface are given
Adjustment and Mobility of Elderly Poor Amid Downtown Renewal
Basic information is provided on the subpopulation of non welfare poor and on one type of residential arrangement. The informal social structures, adaptive mechanisms and spatial mobility in a hotel for non welfare poor are examined, and a set of recommendations are developed that emphasize planning strategies geared to the adaptive strenghts of the marginally subsistent, but self-reliant poor. It is noted that citizen participation in urban rene…
Prisoners of Space? Exploring the Geographical Experiences of Older People
Housing Affordability and Spatial Price Variations in the United States
The nation is in the midst of a severe housing affordability crisis which has meant spiraling housing prices, extremely low vacancy rates, and a cutback in construction. Following a theoretical for
Charting Urban Space-Time Population Shifts With Trip Generation Models
Travel diaries were administered to 2754 households in San Diego by the San Diego Association of Governments one day in 1986. These surveys are used to document population shifts throughout the 24-hour day and for documenting the maximum population for each census tract. To develop the formula for estimating populations in time and space, factors of trips by time of day and type of trip (e.g., home-to-work, home-to-shop) were extracted from the t…
City of Quartz . Mike Davis; Landscapes of Despair
(1992). City of Quartz. Mike Davis; Landscapes of Despair: From Deinstituionalization to Homelessness. Michael Dear and Jennifer Wolch; The Pentagon and the Cities. Andrew Kirby, editor; The Four Little Dragons: The Spread of Indwtriulization in East Asia. Ezra E. Vogel; China's Coastal Cities: Catalysts of Modernization. Yue-man Yeung and Xu-wei Hu, editors. Urban Geography: Vol. 13, No. 4, pp. 392-400
Neighborhood Integrity and Residents' Familiarity
Geography (7 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (5 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Archaeology (2 obras) · Census (2 obras) · Census tract (2 obras)