Analyzing spatial development processes using urban models and geographic information systems : Bandung, Indonesia /
(1700-1900), and late colonialism and independence (1900s to
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| Format: | Thesis eBook |
| Language: | English |
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| Online Access: | Link to OAKTrust copy |
| Summary: | (1700-1900), and late colonialism and independence (1900s to activity centers and population poles, the accessibility of analysis assesses the extent and character of urban economic analysis proposes additions of new retail and industrial and spatial changes. The spatial analysis involves the Bandung is the capital city of the region of West Java and is Bandung's spatial characteristics. The research includes Bandung's spatial growth has been influenced significantly by Bandung's urban spatial structure. Bandung's features fit because goods and services available in the center. The centers in the eastern subdistricts to better distribute the centers' service areas. The models reveal that flows of colonialism(1400-1700), colonial partition and penetration congestion by reducing the length of trips and the number of decisions included the establishment of Bandung as a center development in Bandung. Because of a lack of planning, the development of a digital spatial database and network Dutch colonial period to the present-day. Major political each center to the population poles, and the allocation of experienced four major periods of historical development flow of goods and people. This redistribution relieves for education and high-tech industry and its designation as goods and people are highly concentrated in Bandung's center included spatial interaction and location-allocation including: pre-Hindu (prior to the 1400s), Islamic and early Indonesian cities, which include: a traditional nucleus, industrial city. These changes have lead to rapid economic kampungs, commercial, industrial, and residential districts. modeling, measurement of the level of interactions between modeling. Historical analysis reveals that Bandung has one of the fastest-growing secondary cities in Indonesia. present). This analysis reveals the general features of research analyzes the socioeconomic processes that shaped resulting development has been uncontrolled sprawl. This Since it was founded in 1488, Bandung's role has changed the capital city of West Java. Spatial and network analysis, the governments political and economic decisions from the the typical characteristics of urban morphological model of then to its present-day status as an educational and thorough historical and spatial analyses. The historical twice - first from a primate city to a colonial capital and vehicles on the most congested network links. |
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| Item Description: | "Major subject: Geography". Vita. |
| Physical Description: | xiv, 169 leaves : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm. Also available online. Issued also on microfiche from Lange Micrographics. |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references. |