Modeliranje vzorca prostorskih interakcij v geografskem informacijskem sistemu

• Main Author: Jenko, Dejan
• Other Authors: Drobne, Samo
• Format: Bachelor Thesis
• Language: Slovenian
• Published: D. Jenko 2015
• Subjects: geodezija; diplomska naloga; VSŠ; TUN; prostorske interakcije; upodobitev prostorskih interakcij; vzorec prostorskih interakcij; funkcionalne povezave; delovna mobilnost; spatial interactions; geodesy; modelling spatial interactions; spatial interaction patterns; functional connections; commuters; info:eu-repo/classification/udc/711.2:659.2:004:91(043.2); sami
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V diplomski nalogi smo obravnavali več pristopov modeliranja vzorcev prostorskih interakcij. Pri tem smo preizkusili dva uveljavljena pristopa, sami pa smo zasnovali še tri metode. Metodološko izhodišče je predstavljalo delo Walda Toblerja (1975). Postopke modeliranja in upodobitve prostorskih interakcij smo avtomatizirali. Računske operacije in razvoj skriptnih orodij smo izvedli v programu za matrično računanje MatLab, kartografske prikaze pa smo izdelali v programskem paketu ArcGIS. Obravnavane metode smo preizkusili za primer delovne mobilnosti med statističnimi regijami in občinami Slovenije leta 2011. In diploma thesis we analysed several approaches of modelling spatial interaction patterns. We thoroughly tested two common approaches and developed three other methods. The basis for our research was presented by Waldo Tobler (Tobler, 1975). Approaches of modelling and cartographically presenting spatial interactions have been automatized. We used MatLab to develop script tools and perform mathematical computations, while ArcGIS was used to create cartographic materials. In the application of the analysed methods, data on commuters between statistical regions and municipalities of Slovenia for 2011 were used.