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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This book investigates the modeling and application of high-resolution gridded population surfaces to determine population at specific places in Alachua County, Florida. Authored by Peng Jia, Youliang Qiu, and Liang Mao, it provides a focused analysis on spatial population estimation techniques and their practical uses in geographic research.

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This book presents a detailed examination of modeling and applying high-resolution gridded population surfaces specifically in Alachua County, Florida. It focuses on techniques to estimate population at various locations using advanced spatial data methods.

The authors, Peng Jia, Youliang Qiu, and Liang Mao, delve into the practical implementation of these models, highlighting their relevance for regional population studies and planning.

Through this work, readers gain an understanding of how gridded population data can address questions about population density and distribution in localized areas.

The study emphasizes the importance of accurate, high-resolution data in geographic information systems for informed decision-making in urban and rural settings.

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