nimialueittain

nimialueittain is a Finnish term that translates to "by nominal area" or "per nominal area." It is a concept used in various contexts, particularly in statistics, economics, and planning, to denote a measure or a value that is distributed or analyzed based on the size of a defined area or region. This approach contrasts with measures that might be based on population, a specific count, or a fixed unit.

In practical applications, nimialueittain is often used when comparing different geographical units. For example, one might look at the amount of rainfall per square kilometer in different regions or the productivity of land per hectare. In urban planning, it could refer to the density of services or infrastructure within a specific neighborhood or municipality. This method helps in understanding the spatial distribution of phenomena and can reveal variations that might be obscured by other forms of aggregation.

The use of nimialueittain requires clear definitions of the "nominal areas" being considered. These areas can be administrative boundaries like municipalities or provinces, or they can be defined by natural features or specific project zones. The accuracy of any analysis relying on this concept depends heavily on the consistency and relevance of these defined areas. It's a tool for assessing resource allocation, environmental impact, or economic activity relative to the physical space occupied.