The "Radiation Law" related to human mobility is often associated with the concept of spatial interactions, specifically in the context of geography and urban planning. It deals with how people move and interact based on the proximity between different locations. This can be compared to the "gravity model" in transportation studies. ### Key Components of Radiation Law: 1. **Distance Decay**: The likelihood of interactions (such as travel or migration) decreases with increasing distance.
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