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| Subject: | [gislist] spatial question - put your thinking caps on |
| Date: |
11/26/2003 12:10:01 PM |
| From: |
RICK GRAY |
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Not directly a GIS question, but as a spatially-enabled group, I'm
hoping someone here can offer some pointers.
I have a set of points with a known density. If I double the density,
will I increase the distance incurred to travel to all the points? What
will be the mathematical relationship between average distance between
points (or the sum thereof) and their density?
Of course I realize there are a lot of factors, not least of which will
be the pattern of distribution and the pattern of road networks, but can
I generalize in some fashion?
My boss has thrown this at me as he wishes to quote on a maintenance
contract and wants to know: if the # of units in a given area is
doubled, how will it affect our costs.
Thanks in advance
Rick
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