Analysis of Decentered Clusters and Transversal Supply: Large Scale Settlement Clusters, Infrastructure Access and Housholds

The "Swiss Spatial Concept” (Raumkonzept Schweiz) represents a common strategy for sustainable spatial development with the most prominent spatial lines of interaction and networking. The CH‐wide cluster analysis of CA B.1.3. BFH‐AHB has revealed an interesting addition. The most efficient mobility connection clusters between households and infrastructure create new "decentralized" clusters with a transversal character in regard to the main lines and networks of the Swiss spatial concept. At the example of the Cantone of Berne, such an interpretation was made visible through a data simulation concerning infrastructure such as education, food and health.