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Illustrations: Illustrations may be high quality, and executed on white paper or vellum, in black ink, with clear, medium weight, black lines and figures or may be submitted in JPEG or TIFF format. Formatted lettering should appear in illustrations. Figures should be provided at sizes no larger than 4 1/2 x 7 inches (full page) and preferably no larger that 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches (half page). They should be numbered consecutively, and the number and author's name should be penciled lightly on the back of each or the electronic file should indicate the number and author's name. All illustrations must have captions, which should not appear on the artwork but should be provided, double-spaced, on a page at the end of the manuscript. If there is any potential for doubt, the word top should be written on the back of the illustration or indicated on the electronic file.

Regarder la proportion de du nombre de villes et de pop urbaine apportée par les villes "nouvelles" à chaque date de recensement.
cf. Dynamique des villes
Faire un tableau/ pays (tableau 5) :
Pays / 60-70 %Nbre / 60-70 %pop / 70-80 etc.
Pays 1
Pays 2

This is bugging locally, but not on the server 😯

When NA NA NA NA pop
-> Remove this line from obs/sim comparison

(1960 - 1970 - 1980 - 1990 - 2000 - 2010)

cf. plot South-Africa : less cities in Sim than in Observed

log(Pop - Popseuil) ==> Distribution normale, sur laquelle on effectue test normalité (popSeuil = 10000)

(ex. Pop 2000 vs txCroissance 2000-2010), pour chaque période, pour toutes les villes qui existent en 1960, puis en 1970 etc…
==> En faire une courbe, cf. Photo

Seuiller à 10000 (et !is.na) pour chaque courbe

Donner en PDF : Global (last date) + (date / pays)

• Echelle commune
• Cercles proportionnels entre toutes les cartes

Slope value, confidence interval (5%), > 10k, R2
(1960 --> 2010)

-> Europe / Inde / Brésil

• : Planche de chaque système avec pop obs vs pop simulée
• : Pour Chine, faire avec DB Historique

==> Idem courbe, cf #7

PopObs vs PopSim (log & log)

Inde / Chine / URSS