Abstract
This commentary is by the author of “Requiem for Large Scale Models,” and reflects on the original intent of that article in relation to what has occurred in the land use modeling field in the intervening twenty years.
Journal of the American Planning Association
Volume 60, 1994 - Issue 1
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