2003•Journal of China University of Mining and TechnologyRequires access

Analysis of Development Paths of Cities in Mining Area of China in 1990s

Tang Jian-ying

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The development characters and paths of cities in mining area are very different from each other because of the difference of resources they depend on. Through processing the data in 1990s with generalized principal component analysis(GPCA), this paper describes the dynamic development paths of the cities in mining area. The result indicates that the development of these cities have a tendency of being slowly upward. And the cities (classified by resources) from good to bad are in the order of petroleum, synthesis, metal, and coal cities.

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Key concepts: China, Principal component analysis, Coal mining, Mining engineering, Order (exchange), Geography, Principal (computer security), Development (topology)