Spatial Equity Priority Modeling of Elementary and Middle Schools through GIS Techniques, El-Taif City, Saudi Arabia
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spatial distribution; spatial equity; elementary schools; middle schools; school standards; GIS; El-Taif city; Saudi Arabia;All these keywords.
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