Chapter 10: Figures

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Figure-10-1-aaFigure-10-1-bbFigure 10.1: Factors Represented as Partial Solutions to the Location Problem

Figure-10-22 Figure 10.2: Factors Represented as Desirability Surfaces for Best Locations

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Figure 10.3: A Comparison of Different Linear Syntheses

Figure-10-4-aaFigure-10-4-bbFigure 10.4: The Graph of the Problem and Its Associated Adjacency Matrix

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Figure 10.5: A Maximal Spanning Tree and Related Hierarchy

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Figure 10.6: Hierarchical Structure Based on the Application of Ward’s Algorithm With the Without Contiguity Constraints

Figure-10-7-1 Figure 10.7: The Resultant Lattice-Like Structure

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Figure 10.8: A Comparison of the Syntheses Derived from the Hierarchical Methods

Figure-10-9-aaFigure-10-9-bb Figure 10.9: The Power Structure as a Directed Graph

Figure-10-10 Figure 10.10: The Markov Process as Sequential Averaging

Figure-10-11-1 Figure 10.11: The Spatial Averaging in Constraint Map Form