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Lowry model: a standalone construct

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Transportation planning

land use model that allocates basic employment exogenously and then derives residential population and service employment through linked gravity-type allocations.

In transportation planning, Lowry model refers to land use model that allocates basic employment exogenously and then derives residential population and service employment through linked gravity-type allocations. This meaning comes from Lowry (1964) in A model of metropolis.[1]

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References

Lowry, I. S. (1964). A model of metropolis. Rand Corporation. Open Library record

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