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Register a new userEvaluation of the Human Factors that Influence the Spatial Difference and Organization of Population Needs of Services (a Study of the Theoretical andMethodical Basis)
تقييم منظومة العوامل البشرية المؤثرة في التباين المكاني في حاجات السكان إلى الخدمات و استهلاكها و تنظيمها المكاني في المراكز العمرانية و الأقاليم (دراسة في الأساس النظري و المنهجي)
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2011
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Geography
and research's language is
العربية
Authors
ممدوح الدبس( باحث )
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تعد دراسة العوامل المؤثرة في جغرافية الخدمات السكانية و تقييمها من حيث الحاجة إلى الخدمات و استهلاكها و تنظيمها المكاني أحد الاتجاهات الرئيسة في الدراسات الجغرافية لقطاع الخدمات السكانية، و من دونها لا تكتمل الدراسة الجغرافية لأي من الظواهر الجغرافية الخدمية.
The study and evaluation of the circumstances and the factors that affect the geography of the inhabitants services in terms of the needs of services, the use of it and the spatial arrangement is considered one of the major trends in the geographical studies of the sector of population services, and without it, the geographical study of any of the geographical phenomena of services cannot be complete.
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امصيلحي، فتحي محمد . جغرافية الخدمات- الإطار النظري وتجارب عربية. ط 2، جامعة المنوفية، مصر، 2001 م.
عمورة، علي الميلودي. المعايير التخطيطية في المجال الحضري، بحث مقدم إلى المؤتمر العلمي لهيئة المعماريين العرب، طرابلس 2001 م .
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The study assesses the impact of economic factors in the geography
of services in terms of need, consumption and spatial organization are
topics and trends in a study in this new world.
These economic factors form a stand-alone system that belongs
to
the larger system that includes all the factors in the geography of services.
System of these economic factors is composed of the five factors that
constitute the elements of this system as follows :
1 - the geographical economic location.
2 - transport routes, and means .
3 - Capital .
4 - SOA (substructure of service) .
5 - economic resources and aspects of economic activity in urban
centers and regions.
Economic factors interact with each other within the system, and in
at the same time they interact with the system of human factors and the
system of natural factors for shaping the service sectors of the place by
showing the spatial variation in the needs of the population to services
and they use them, and its spatial organization of place in urban centers
and regions.
Economic factors are different in the strength of their impact in this
variation and spatial organization of the services sector of the population,
depending on different areas or trends in the study in of the geography of
services, and the first trend studies the needs of the population is services.
The quality of these to services, and the second trend studies
consumption of the population to these services, and the third trend
studies the spatial organization of the services sector of the population.
A system of economic factors forms inputs which interact together,
and at the same time interact with the system of natural factors and
human factors, to give outputs that show the nature of services for the
population and the characteristics of its distribution and development in
place .
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with focus on the study of complementarity and comparability of the
place, place settlement (place distr
ibution and density), service areas,
wider access of shopping service, in addition to a good coordination
(administrative, technical and consumptive) forming the place service
construction. This should all lead in the end to the best geographic
distribution of the networks of facilities and service centers within a
comprehensive and complete system in cities at present and in the future.
Good geographical distribution of service location must reduce the
consumers' time and create the largest possible social and economic set of
activities. There must be justice in distribution, and equal access to the
services, in addition to satisfactory quality for the population in quantity
and variety, in a way that corresponds with the natural, social,
demographic, economic and constructive conditions of the place (like city
size, shape, functions, location, the population and their qualifications,
the opening times during which the city can provide the service to the residents, the percentage of service consumers and their class, the nature
of the organizing plan of the city and the use of the land there, the road
net, and means of transport and others.)
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territories. The central part of the city contains most service activities,
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city quarters, regions, places of work, social and scientific centers, and
locations of access to means of transport. It must emerge from the
consumers' preferences and their interests, the state capacities, and the
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