Quantitative geography

Quantitative geography is a subfield of geography that uses statistical methods and mathematical techniques to analyze spatial data. It focuses on measuring and modeling patterns and relationships in geographic phenomena, such as population distributions, economic activities, and environmental changes. By employing tools like GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and various statistical analyses, quantitative geographers uncover trends and influences on landscapes and human behavior. This approach helps inform urban planning, resource management, and policy decisions, making it easier to understand complex geographical issues through data-driven insights.