Determining Accessibility of Post Network Elements with Application of Gravity Method
Katarina Mostarac, Zvonko Kavran, Petar Feletar
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Katarina Mostarac, Zvonko Kavran, Petar Feletar
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The accessibility of postal services is guaranteed by international and domestic regulations.Regulating certain density of postal network elements is the most commonly used mechanism that enables the accessibility of postal services to residents of a given country.Commonly used regulatory measures (criteria) are mainly adopted and supervised by regulatory bodies in the postal services market.This paper analyzes the application of the concept of spatial accessibility in the postal system as well as the analysis of the spatial characteristics of the selected research area.Gravity method was used to calculate the accessibility indicator of postal network elements, and therefore postal services.
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The accessibility of postal services is guaranteed by international and domestic regulations.Regulating certain density of postal network elements is the most commonly used mechanism that enables the accessibility of postal services to residents of a given country.Commonly used regulatory measures (criteria) are mainly adopted and supervised by regulatory bodies in the postal services market.This paper analyzes the application of the concept of spatial accessibility in the postal system as well as the analysis of the spatial characteristics of the selected research area.Gravity method was used to calculate the accessibility indicator of postal network elements, and therefore postal services.
Key concepts: Postal service, Business, Transport engineering, Gravity model of trade, Computer science, Engineering, International trade, Public administration