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Proximity Analysis is an analytical technique used to determine the relationship between a selected point and its neighbors. [1] Proximity analysis is a crucial tool for business marketing and site selection. Marketers analyze demographics and infrastructure to determine trade areas. Trade areas are continuous geographic areas around a site that generate the majority of revenue. [2]


Reference List

  1. ^ Blinn, Charles R., Lloyd P. Queen, and Les W. Maki, "Geographic Information Systems: A Glossary."
  2. ^ InfoGrow
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