DEVELOPMENT OF MUNICIPAL DISTRICTS IN SAINT PETERSBURG OVER THE LAST DECADE: AN ECONOMIC AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS

IF 0.7 Q2 AREA STUDIES Baltic Region Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.5922/2079-8555-2022-2-4
O. O. Smirnov
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The article analyses economic and spatial indicators to produce a typology of the economic development levels of St Petersburg municipal districts. To normalise the city’s development, it is vital to understand which territories have contributed more to the process and which have inhibited it. It is also essential to analyse the principal economic indicators of each municipal district and assess transport accessibility, street activity and transit. The study demonstrates the connection between the economy and space, which gives the answer to the question about the causes of economic growth. An economic analysis of the districts is carried out by ranking ten leading indicators obtained from the municipal databases and geoinformation services, whilst a spatial analysis is performed based on testing the Space Syntax methodology. The study made it possible to describe the city’s spatial development, improve the methodology and provide recommendations for municipal administrators. The findings will enhance strategic urban planning in St Petersburg.
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本文通过对经济和空间指标的分析,得出圣彼得堡市辖区经济发展水平的类型学。为了使城市的发展正常化,至关重要的是要了解哪些地区对这一进程贡献更大,哪些地区抑制了这一进程。还必须分析每个市辖区的主要经济指标,并评估交通可达性、街道活动和过境。该研究证明了经济与空间之间的联系,从而回答了经济增长原因的问题。通过对从市政数据库和地理信息服务中获得的10个主要指标进行排名,对各区进行经济分析,同时通过测试空间语法方法进行空间分析。这项研究使得描述城市的空间发展、改进方法和为市政管理者提供建议成为可能。调查结果将加强圣彼得堡的战略性城市规划。
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