An Analysis of the Spatial Feature of Beijing Population Distribution in Recent Years
Zhang Shan-yu
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Zhang Shan-yu
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This article adopts spatial demographic methods to study the suburbanization process in Beijng City in recent years. The result indicates that population suburbanization of Beijing City develops very quickly and the process of urbanization in the near suburb has already completed, and that the near suburb district and the downtown formed a new core region to which population assembles. At present,a new process of population assembling is being carried through, and the tendency of an increase in population in the new core region cannot be changed in the near future. However, the distribution of the population will be better-proportioned in the whole city in the long run.
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This article adopts spatial demographic methods to study the suburbanization process in Beijng City in recent years. The result indicates that population suburbanization of Beijing City develops very quickly and the process of urbanization in the near suburb has already completed, and that the near suburb district and the downtown formed a new core region to which population assembles. At present,a new process of population assembling is being carried through, and the tendency of an increase in population in the new core region cannot be changed in the near future. However, the distribution of the population will be better-proportioned in the whole city in the long run.
Key concepts: Suburbanization, Beijing, Urbanization, Geography, Population, Downtown, Distribution (mathematics), Economic geography