Abstract
In a rural town, there is an obvious decline in power as people moves away from the central area. Although autonomy is measuring the recovery of power by the law such as many promotion law as the correspondence to such a present condition, it needs to grasp the present condition of the town as a fixed quantity in order to correctly measure the effect.<br> The purpose of this report at this time is to evaluate historic old houses and tree group from the position of calculation engineering and to show the expression of Self-Organized Criticality with the aim of actual application to (among other fields) social engineering. Basically the model seeks to apply the Hausdorff s-dimensional measure (adjusted using the Power-low expression) to both historical old houses and tree group separately and then add the corresponding figures and calculate the answer by the Biplot analysis, which is the principal component of a low dimension analysis. The Hausdorff s-dimensional measure is then combined with the low dimension measure to provide a logarithmic expression, which will be a measure of the presence of Self-Organized Criticality. This can then be compared with results from the virtual town block, which produced its results using pseudo random numbers.
