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Abstract
The implicit development of consumption space in buildings relying on the O2O business mode is a new form of urban renewal under experience economy and e-commerce. The concept of implicit consumption space emerged as a result. There is a lack of research on implicit consumption space and this study aims to fill this gap. Using POI data and spatial analysis methods, the paper studies the clustering characteristics and influencing factors of the explicit and implicit consumption space in the Old City of Nanjing to provide practical implications for urban renewal, and finds that the implicit consumption space grows fast and has strong clustering, and its layout basically follows the traditional commercial location theory. Commercial districts, office buildings and traffic accessibility are the common influencing factors for the distribution of explicit and implicit consumption spaces. Explicit and implicit consumption space influence each other in layout, while implicit consumption space has a stronger dependence on explicit consumption space. The influencing factors for the agglomeration of explicit and implicit consumption space have spatial variations. The implicit consumption space is an important path for the bottom-up renewal of the old city, and also provides an opportunity for urban function optimization, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
依托 O2O 商业模式的楼宇隐性消费空间开发,是体验经济和电子商务下城市更新的一种新形式。隐性消费空间的概念应运而生。目前关于隐性消费空间的研究还很缺乏,本研究旨在填补这一空白。本文利用 POI 数据和空间分析方法,研究了南京老城显性消费空间和隐性消费空间的集聚特征和影响因素,为城市更新提供实践借鉴,发现隐性消费空间增长快、集聚性强,其布局基本遵循传统商业区位理论。商业街区、写字楼和交通可达性是显性和隐性消费空间分布的共同影响因素。显性消费空间和隐性消费空间在布局上相互影响,隐性消费空间对显性消费空间的依赖性更强。显性和隐性消费空间集聚的影响因素存在空间差异。隐性消费空间是旧城自下而上更新的重要路径,也为城市功能优化、创新创业提供了契机。
期刊介绍:
Applied Geography is a journal devoted to the publication of research which utilizes geographic approaches (human, physical, nature-society and GIScience) to resolve human problems that have a spatial dimension. These problems may be related to the assessment, management and allocation of the world physical and/or human resources. The underlying rationale of the journal is that only through a clear understanding of the relevant societal, physical, and coupled natural-humans systems can we resolve such problems. Papers are invited on any theme involving the application of geographical theory and methodology in the resolution of human problems.