1. Human Geography Jerome D. Fellmann Arthur Getis Judith Getis Jon C. Malinowski

2. Human Geography Chapter 3 Spatial Interaction & Spatial Behavior

3. Bases for Interaction A Summarizing Model –Complementarity –Transferability –Intervening Opportunity

4. Bases for Interaction (cont.) Measuring Interaction –Distance Decay –The Gravity Concept –Interaction Potential –Movement Biases

5. Human Spatial Behavior Mobility vs.Migration Individual Activity Space –Territoriality The Tyranny of Time –Space-Time Prism Distance and Human Interaction –Critical Distance

6. Human Spatial Behavior (cont.) Spatial Interaction and the Accumulation of Information –Information Flows Information and Perception –Perception of Environment –Perception of Natural Hazards

7. Migration Principal Migration Patterns –Intercontinental –Intracontinental –Interregional –Rural-to-Urban

8. Types of Migration Forced Reluctant Voluntary Migrant Mother, 1935 Photographer: Dorothea Lange Source: Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, FSA-OWI Collection

9. Controls on Migration Push & Pull Factors Place Utility Spatial Search Step Migration Chain Migration Counter Migration Channelized Migration