Location Theory - Land Use Determination
 The area devoted to each use can be easily computed by noticing that the distance from the center constitutes a radius. Subtracting the area removed from the circle of interest by the next smaller circle leaves the area in use by a particular type. There is, of course, a correlation between rent offered and how much land is committed to a particular use. More information is available in Chapter One of Private Real Estate Investment and at mathestate.com.  "Location Theory - Land Use Determination" from The Wolfram Demonstrations Project http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/LocationTheoryLandUseDetermination/ Contributed by: Roger J. Brown | ||||||||||||||
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