Routledge Physical and Information Models in Geography

Explore the foundations of geographical generalization with this Routledge Revival edition. Originally published in 1967, this book provides a deep look into the process of model building within the field of geography. It serves as a vital resource for students and researchers interested in how generalized statements function, ranging from conceptual models to scale models. This volume includes eight selected chapters from the original Models in Geography text. Readers will find a structured examination of model theory within a wider scientific framework. The text moves from broad outlines of geographical generalization into specific discussions regarding models of physical systems and information models. It is an essential academic work for those studying earth sciences and the methods used to represent complex geographical data and physical environments.