Abstract Accurately estimating age profiles for destination-specific migration is requisite to understanding the determinants of population growth and projecting future change as primary determinant most regions. In Australia, place-to-place flows based on profile derived from census data are commonly used empirically estimate internal migration. However, such heterogeneous imperfect accurately...

This paper examines the determinants of migration from 19 southern counties to six major destinations in England and Wales from 1861-70 to 1891-1900. I find that, while the size of origin-destination wage gaps and the distance between origin and destination areas were important determinants of migration flows, as expected, migration was also strongly influenced by the number of previous migrant...

Models depicting the spatial movement patterns of tourists within a destination are proposed in this paper. They are developed using an inductive approach based on urban transportation modeling and tourist behavior, to identify explanatory factors that could influence movements. Factors identified included a set of destination characteristics and a set of tourist characteristics that influence ...

More formally the idea of hashing is to approximate a random function h : α→ β from a source (or universe) set U of type α to a destination set of type β . Most often the source set is significantly larger than the destination set, so the function not only chops and mixes but also reduces. In fact the source set might have infinite size, such as all character strings, while the destination set ...