Graphs And Networks Multilevel Modeling Second Edition Philippe Mathis by Philippe Mathis 9781118595473, 9781848210837, 1118595475, 1848210833 instant download after payment.

Completely updated and containing two new chapters, this title covers spatial analysis and urban management using graph theory simulation. Highly practical, the simulation approach allows readers to solve classic problems such as placement of high-speed roads, the capacity of a network, pollution emission control, and more.Content:
Chapter 1 The Space?time Variability of Road Base Accessibility: Application to London (pages 1–29): Manuel Appert and Laurent Chapelon
Chapter 2 Journey Simulation of a Movement on a Double Scale (pages 31–45): Fabrice Decoupigny
Chapter 3 Determination of Optimal Paths in a Time?delay Graph (pages 47–66): Herve Baptiste
Chapter 4 Modeling the Evolution of a Transport System and its Impacts on a French Urban System (pages 67–89): Herve Baptiste
Chapter 5 Dynamic Simulation of Urban Reorganization of the City of Tours (pages 91–109): Philippe Mathis
Chapter 6 From Social Networks to the Sociograph for the Analysis of the Actors' Games (pages 111–129): Sebastien Larribe
Chapter 7 RESCOM: Towards Multiagent Modeling of Urban Communication Spaces (pages 131–146): Ossama Khaddour
Chapter 8 Traffic Lanes and Emissions of Pollutants (pages 147–173): Christophe Decoupigny
Chapter 9 Graph Theory and Representation of Distances: Chronomaps and Other Representations (pages 175–191): Alain L'hostis
Chapter 10 Evaluation of Covisibility of Planning and Housing Projects (pages 193–221): Kamal Serrhini
Chapter 11 Dynamics of Von Thunen's Model: Duality and Multiple Levels (pages 223–244): Philippe Mathis
Chapter 12 The Representation of Graphs: A Specific Domain of Graph Theory (pages 245–300): Philippe Mathis
Chapter 13 Practical Examples (pages 301–316): Philippe Mathis
Chapter 14 Cellular Graphs, MAS and Congestion Modeling (pages 317–361): Jean?Baptiste Buguellou and Philippe Mathis
Chapter 15 Disruptions in Public Transport and Role of Information (pages 363–406): Julien Coquio and Philippe Mathis