LE 1 Flashcards
(44 cards)
Ratio of weight of the localized material divided by weight of finished product
Material Index
Maximum number of people that can pass a given location during a given time period
Route Capacity
Condition on networks that occurs with increased usage and is characterized by slower speed, longer trip times, and increase queuing of traffic
Congestion
Prominent, visual features of a city (Kevin Lynch)
Landmark
Portion of transport cost that consumers/users pay for
Rates
Channels along which interaction occurs between any two nodes
Route
Distance an elephant can travel from dawn to dusk
Yojana
Nodal distribution pattern with greater volume of interaction due to lesser transport cost
Clustered
Known as TIME CONTOURS
Isochrones
A localized economy in which a large number of companies, services, and industries exist in close proximity to one another and benefit from cost reductions
Agglomeration Economies
Translators are good examples of relay nodes for which category?
Individuals
Transport cost that is related to loading, transshipment, and unloading
Terminal costs
Nodes that are neither the ultimate origin nor the destination of the interactive process. Primary purpose is to receive flows.
Relay Nodes
Paths of shortest distance between two points
Geodesic Paths
LOS for traffic having a VCR value of 1, also known as Heavy Traffic
E
Costs incurred before any traffic at all passes. Also known as INESCAPABLE COST
Fixed Costs
Element of Private Costs that covers the providing facilities at the beginning and completion of a journey
Interchange costs
The ideal location of production when the material index is greater than 1 is…
Near the source / materials
A demand in one location is satisfied by the supply of another
Complementarity
The ability if a thing or a person to move or be moved
Transferability
location that offers an alternative
Intervening Opportunity
Develop as new firms arrive to provide the growing industry with components, supplies, specialized services, or facilities.
Backward Linkages
Develop as new firms arrive to take the finished products of the growing industry and use them in their own processing, assembly, finishing, packaging, or distribution operations.
Forward Linkages
Difference in unit cost of production
due solely to differences in aggregate
volume of output
Economies of Scale