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Understanding the complex interdependencies between spatial planning decisions and demographics on the one side and infrastructure and well-being on the other, is of great relevance for ecological, social and spatial justice and sustainability in rural areas. For example, building a new retirement home may result in fewer travel times or costs for relatives. However, it may also attract older people from surrounding areas, which could affect the demographic situation there and lead to underut...Understanding the complex interdependencies between spatial planning decisions and demographics on the one side and infrastructure and well-being on the other, is of great relevance for ecological, social and spatial justice and sustainability in rural areas. For example, building a new retirement home may result in fewer travel times or costs for relatives. However, it may also attract older people from surrounding areas, which could affect the demographic situation there and lead to underutilization of single-family houses. Ignoring the interdependencies may also result in new single-family housing areas by attracting residents from the surrounding existing single-family housing areas. Main goal of the current project is the conception and implementation of a model for verifying interactions between demographics and spatial planning decisions as well as between well-being and the various influencing factors, such as supply infrastructures. The focus is on single-family housing areas in rural regions of Germany, which have a correspondingly low resilience to demographic changes due to their homogeneous age structure.» weiterlesen» einklappen

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DFG Fachgebiet:
Geographie

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Informatik