Study of the Disordered Spatial Pattern of Population Urbanization and Land Urbanization of Six Provinces in Central China
Qin Shu
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Qin Shu
Abstract
Based on Arc GIS and Geo Da software,combined with variation coefficient,from perspective of spatial,temporal and correlation,the disordered spatial pattern of population-land urbanization in 81 cities,6 provinces of central China from 2006- 2011 was analyzed. The results showed that the development of population urbanization and land urbanization are uncoordinated. The variation coefficient exists obvious negative spatial autocorrelation. The regional difference of population-land urbanization disorder in central China indicate a decreasing trend.
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Based on Arc GIS and Geo Da software,combined with variation coefficient,from perspective of spatial,temporal and correlation,the disordered spatial pattern of population-land urbanization in 81 cities,6 provinces of central China from 2006- 2011 was analyzed. The results showed that the development of population urbanization and land urbanization are uncoordinated. The variation coefficient exists obvious negative spatial autocorrelation. The regional difference of population-land urbanization disorder in central China indicate a decreasing trend.
Key concepts: Urbanization, China, Geography, Population, Common spatial pattern, Spatial analysis, Economic geography, Physical geography