CONCEPTUALCATIATION EXERCISE FOR GEO-DEMOGRAPHIC CLASSIFICATION

The aim circulating the above research questions will be put into use when taking into consideration on the measurements of the chosen concepts while explaining the considered concept as well as to the extrapolated questions and further defining connection of particular data items to the concepts will be conducted. The most ideal neighborhood to reside on in the Sydney contemporary Australian city is the suburbs of the Baulkham Hills, Rose Bay, Lone Cove and St Ives. This is due to the fact that residential satisfaction will be attained in these areas as neighborhood characteristics, personal characteristics and interactions will be sufficed (Alexander). The residences are created on owner-occupier that implicates adequate comfort to the residents. The major physical feature of the local area is that it is a summation of 61 places that represent the established advantage in the northern suburbs of Sydney.

The implication denoted in this research paper has used the idea of Shevky and William (1949). The methodology inculcates a large number of social and economic variables into a smaller set of indicators that are then translated into the classification of the suburbs of Sydney through categorizing them into groups based on the similarity of outcomes and characteristics. This is sufficient to prove that the factors describe by Shevky and Bell are still applied today. Clearly, the best way to conceptualize the factors illustrated is by using a basic sense in categorizing the city in a pattern of distinct advantage and disadvantage intertwined with the disparity in a family and household type. Characteristics of the key factors in this pattern reflect gentrification and re-development of the inner city and other areas.