“…This has never been done in geography, but representation of time in terms of space may be perspective. Equally promising is the investigation of the network time [7]. From the conceptual viewpoint, in the process of measurements it is important to understand what the initial information is, and which methods are to be applied to optimally use this information to reach the goal.…”
Section: The Conceptual Foundationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If time is treated as a sequence of events, then each such event may be represented as a network topological structure [7]. Hence it is possible to measure time in topological (spatial) units.…”
Section: The Conceptual Foundationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Geographers have to identify the spatial-temporal effect inherent in operating information networks. This may probably involve spatial regularities of the flow of network time [7] or of the growth/decay of networks (as done e.g. with regard to transport networks [24]).…”
Section: Promising Directionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is within this context that the mechanisms of transformation of the cyberspace and, hence, the mechanisms good for management of the network world have to be formed. Only initial attempts have been made in the aspects of (i) optimization of the topology of computer networks [6] and (ii) finding network-forming spatial [22] and temporal [7] parameters.…”
Section: Experience In Geographical Investigations Of Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is possible that the researchers will have to do also with such an object as network time [7]. All this may provoke transformation of geography as a science.…”
Section: Introduction Statement Of the Problemmentioning
Some specific characteristics typical of the emerging network society are considered by the author in the context of achievements of geography as a science. New directions and topics for investigations related to (i) the network business, (ii) the existing social and political networks are formulated. Analysis of the available experience bound up with geographical investigations of social-economic networks is given. The starting principles of a new (network) paradigm of social geography are outlined. Some promising directions of geographical investigations related to the information networks are defined and described.
“…This has never been done in geography, but representation of time in terms of space may be perspective. Equally promising is the investigation of the network time [7]. From the conceptual viewpoint, in the process of measurements it is important to understand what the initial information is, and which methods are to be applied to optimally use this information to reach the goal.…”
Section: The Conceptual Foundationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If time is treated as a sequence of events, then each such event may be represented as a network topological structure [7]. Hence it is possible to measure time in topological (spatial) units.…”
Section: The Conceptual Foundationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Geographers have to identify the spatial-temporal effect inherent in operating information networks. This may probably involve spatial regularities of the flow of network time [7] or of the growth/decay of networks (as done e.g. with regard to transport networks [24]).…”
Section: Promising Directionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is within this context that the mechanisms of transformation of the cyberspace and, hence, the mechanisms good for management of the network world have to be formed. Only initial attempts have been made in the aspects of (i) optimization of the topology of computer networks [6] and (ii) finding network-forming spatial [22] and temporal [7] parameters.…”
Section: Experience In Geographical Investigations Of Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is possible that the researchers will have to do also with such an object as network time [7]. All this may provoke transformation of geography as a science.…”
Section: Introduction Statement Of the Problemmentioning
Some specific characteristics typical of the emerging network society are considered by the author in the context of achievements of geography as a science. New directions and topics for investigations related to (i) the network business, (ii) the existing social and political networks are formulated. Analysis of the available experience bound up with geographical investigations of social-economic networks is given. The starting principles of a new (network) paradigm of social geography are outlined. Some promising directions of geographical investigations related to the information networks are defined and described.
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