Abstract

 
 
 The method of Social Area Analysis is often used to define problems of urban development, but usually it is based on cross-sectional data only. Here time series (1971-1991) of the input variables are used in order to examine the changes of the Viennese social structure. The results are visualised as three-dimensional trend surfaces. It can be shown that urban planning has to react to “double segregation”-processes of the population as well as to new demographic “cycles of ageing”.
 
 
 
 
 
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