Evaluation and Analysis Based on the Transportation Accessibility of Xiamen,Zhangzhou and Quanzhou Metropolitan Area Integration
Huang Jiuju
Abstract
Huang Jiuju
Abstract
China is during a transition period of rapid urbanization,and at the same time,the globalization of the world economy is also accelerating.Therefore,the rapid expansion of the city group has become an irresistible trend.As the center of the West Coast Economic Zone,Xiamen,Zhangzhou and Quanzhou Metropolitan Area is an important impetus to drive the zone’s development.This article takes Xiamen,Zhangzhou and Quanzhou Metropolitan Area for example,using arcGIS Network Analyst module to evaluate on this metropolitan area analysis to focus on transport accessibility,industrial differentiation and so on,and finally the evaluation for this metropolitan area will give some effective forecasting and guidelines for joint development.
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China is during a transition period of rapid urbanization,and at the same time,the globalization of the world economy is also accelerating.Therefore,the rapid expansion of the city group has become an irresistible trend.As the center of the West Coast Economic Zone,Xiamen,Zhangzhou and Quanzhou Metropolitan Area is an important impetus to drive the zone’s development.This article takes Xiamen,Zhangzhou and Quanzhou Metropolitan Area for example,using arcGIS Network Analyst module to evaluate on this metropolitan area analysis to focus on transport accessibility,industrial differentiation and so on,and finally the evaluation for this metropolitan area will give some effective forecasting and guidelines for joint development.
Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Urbanization, Transport engineering, China, Geography, Business, Regional science, Economic growth