The Geography of Egypt
What is the relationship in the distribution of high order and low order stores in Road 9, an urban CBD district, in Maadi, Cairo, Egypt?
Table of Contents Hypothesis | Page 2 | Background | Page 2 | Method of data collection | Page 3 | Data analysis and presentation | Page 4 | Results | Page 6 | Interpretation of results | Page 6 | Data misrepresentation | Page 6 | Conclusion | Page 7 | Evaluation | Page 8 |
List of Illustrations Figure 1: Location of Egypt | Page 2 | Figure 2: Map of Maadi | Page 2 | Figure 3: Trundle Wheel | Page 3 | Figure 4: Example of shop that’s not ground level | Page 3 | Figure 5: Raw data collection and NNI calculation for cafes | Page 4 | Figure 6: NNI Calculations for selected Low Order shops | Page 5 | Figure 7: NNI Calculations for selected High Order shops | Page 5 | Figure 8: Example of café | Page 7 | Figure 9: Example of clustering of kiosks | Page 7 |
Hypothesis and Background
What is the relationship in the distribution of high order and low order stores in Road 9, an urban CBD district, in Maadi, Cairo, Egypt?
Figure 1:
Location of Egypt
Figure 1:
Location of Egypt
Egypt is an African and Middle Eastern third world country with a population of almost 83 million. A central business district is the commercial heart of a city. For example, the central business district of Cairo would be downtown, but the central business district of Maadi would be Road 9. Road 9 could be considered the central business district (CBD) in Maadi since it is the center of everyday business.
Maadi was originally a stop on the route between Cairo and Helwan until Alexander J. Adams, a retired Canadian officer, designed the expansion and successfully expanded Maadi. At first Maadi consisted of just Road 9 parallel to the railroad and Road 9 was the only street allowed to have stores, but now stores are dispersed around all of Maadi. However, Road 9 still retains its status as the central business
Table of Contents Hypothesis | Page 2 | Background | Page 2 | Method of data collection | Page 3 | Data analysis and presentation | Page 4 | Results | Page 6 | Interpretation of results | Page 6 | Data misrepresentation | Page 6 | Conclusion | Page 7 | Evaluation | Page 8 |
List of Illustrations Figure 1: Location of Egypt | Page 2 | Figure 2: Map of Maadi | Page 2 | Figure 3: Trundle Wheel | Page 3 | Figure 4: Example of shop that’s not ground level | Page 3 | Figure 5: Raw data collection and NNI calculation for cafes | Page 4 | Figure 6: NNI Calculations for selected Low Order shops | Page 5 | Figure 7: NNI Calculations for selected High Order shops | Page 5 | Figure 8: Example of café | Page 7 | Figure 9: Example of clustering of kiosks | Page 7 |
Hypothesis and Background
What is the relationship in the distribution of high order and low order stores in Road 9, an urban CBD district, in Maadi, Cairo, Egypt?
Figure 1:
Location of Egypt
Figure 1:
Location of Egypt
Egypt is an African and Middle Eastern third world country with a population of almost 83 million. A central business district is the commercial heart of a city. For example, the central business district of Cairo would be downtown, but the central business district of Maadi would be Road 9. Road 9 could be considered the central business district (CBD) in Maadi since it is the center of everyday business.
Maadi was originally a stop on the route between Cairo and Helwan until Alexander J. Adams, a retired Canadian officer, designed the expansion and successfully expanded Maadi. At first Maadi consisted of just Road 9 parallel to the railroad and Road 9 was the only street allowed to have stores, but now stores are dispersed around all of Maadi. However, Road 9 still retains its status as the central business