How Many People Are At That Place?: Modeling and Applying the High-resolution Gridded Population Surface in Alachua County, Florida
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How Many People Are At That Place?: Modeling and Applying the High-resolution Gridded Population Surface in Alachua County, Florida

by Peng Jia, Youliang Qiu, Liang Mao

Science Geography Demography
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How Many People Are At That Place? examines the modeling and application of a high-resolution gridded population surface in Alachua County, Florida. Centered on the spatial distribution of people, this academic work offers a focused resource for readers exploring population geography, geographic data, and place-based analysis.

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This academic work focuses on modeling and applying a high-resolution gridded population surface.

Its geographic focus is Alachua County, Florida.

The study concerns the spatial representation of population and the question of how many people are present in a particular place.

It may be useful to readers interested in population geography, geographic data, and location-based analysis.

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