Spatial Diffusion Models is a computational framework within geographical and population dynamics research that formally describes the spread of phenomena—such as innovations, diseases, or religious beliefs—across geographic space over time by specifying the mechanisms, rates, and pathways through which such entities propagate between spatially distributed populations.
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The Hypothesis of the Mobility Transition
Wilbur Zelinsky · Geographical Review · 1971 · 1.6K citations
The Geography of Complex Knowledge
Pierre‐Alexandre Balland, David L. Rigby · Economic Geography · 2016 · 695 citations · Full text
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