A Study on Population Geography: An Overview of Basic Tool in Population Geography

Exploring the Link Between Population Dynamics and Spatial Analysis

Abstract

Geography of populations is a branch of human geography, which focuses on the study of individuals, geographical distribution, features and density. It is the analysis of how spatial differences in births and deaths are connected to location, distribution, structure, migration and population development. Geographers of cultures aim to explain their communities, the composition of a society and the manner in which social changes and processes alter. The regional population represents ethnic variability but is often strongly associated with migration and spatial demography. New theoretical insights have become more and more important in the sub disciplinary sector.