Spatial Flow

Spatial flow refers to the movement and distribution of resources, people, or information across physical spaces within a region or network. It describes how these elements travel through geographic areas, influenced by infrastructure, accessibility, and relationships between locations. Understanding spatial flow helps identify patterns of activity, connectivity, and the impact of location on dynamic processes such as commerce, transportation, or social interaction. Essentially, it captures the way things move and interact across space, shaping the structure and function of regions and systems.