Peaks of People: Using Topographic Prominence as a Method for Determining the Ranked Significance of Population Centers

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RT @theAAG: Through case studies of U.S. states, @en_dash & McKeon make a case for applying physical geographical methods to ranking popula…

RT @theAAG: Through case studies of U.S. states, @en_dash & McKeon make a case for applying physical geographical methods to ranking popula…

RT @theAAG: Through case studies of U.S. states, @en_dash & McKeon make a case for applying physical geographical methods to ranking popula…

RT @theAAG: Through case studies of U.S. states, @en_dash & McKeon make a case for applying physical geographical methods to ranking popula…

RT @theAAG: Through case studies of U.S. states, @en_dash & McKeon make a case for applying physical geographical methods to ranking popula…

Through case studies of U.S. states, @en_dash & McKeon make a case for applying physical geographical methods to ranking population centers https://t.co/zP9sSGBzmV https://t.co/yLywqImjua

#Population as terrain - neat analogy and recomendations for best practice https://t.co/aAsNbu0t9k https://t.co/yKlB8e898v