Urban growth models

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  1. Flossy510's Avatar
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    Urban growth models
    Just wondering if anyone knew any limitations to the Mann Model and also the Ullman and Harris Model for urban development and population distribution

    Already done the Burgess and Hoyt model. The other two's limitations are quite hard to find on the internet or textbook

    Any help would be great.

    Thanks
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    Urban growth models
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