introductionpopulation data is easily accessible and shows the relationship between city size and other socio-economic factors in the city indirectly, so many geographers using this type of data to gain an understanding of the structure of the cities network and distribution of the people in the different levels of urban hierarchy. in fact, urban hierarchy is the best way of space organization ...

More than 60% of the population in Germany lives in rural areas [1]. For these areas, it becomes increasingly difficult to ensure a basic supply of public transport services because of the demographic change and the proceeding urbanization. Therefore, a main challenge is to ensure the accessibility of infrastructure, such as medical services or shopping centers that are mainly located in nearby...

The 2 nd International Symposium on Work in Agriculture (March 29–April 1 2021) was a moment for debate the perspectives of work agriculture. In this article, we propose to summarize exchanges that outline major issues from event. We made bibliometric analysis all contributions presented and cross-cutting expert synthesis. Agricultural drivers employment were main topics presentations, with Nor...

Cities are highly complex, inter-connected social-ecological systems, encompassing social, built and natural/semi-natural components. They interact with their surrounding extra-urban areas at varying scales, from peri-urban rural to global. Space is a valuable commodity in cities. However, most instances, city planners tend think about interventions only within cities rarely the wider connected...

We aimed to report on variation in levels of uptake of enhanced primary care item numbers between rural and urban Divisions of General Practice between November 1999 and October 2001. Most providers of EPC services and most services (close to 70%) are located in capital cities and other metropolitan centres. The average number of health assessments done per provider was slightly lower (8-14) in...

In China, a huge number of workers migrate from rural areas to work in cities. Their children, though, face restrictions when seeking their compulsory education; they may be barred from enrolling in public schools or be required to pay extra fees. This paper is the first to quantify the effects of these educational barriers on the location choices of rural households who have children under com...

Reducing electricity consumption has emerged as a key area of concern according to the National Mission Sustainable Habitat Government India. Among Indian cities, Delhi's is highest. This paper aims evaluate impact UHI on Delhi. The study utilizes satellite land surface temperature (LST) data compute district-wise urban heat island intensity (UHII) in and LST are used examine association betwee...