Analysis of Spatial Agglomeration Characteristics of Logistics Enterprises in Henan Province based on Poi
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https://doi.org/10.54097/m521h479Keywords:
POI, Logistics Enterprises, Spatial Agglomeration CharacteristicsAbstract
As an important industry connecting urban and rural areas and serving production and life, logistics enterprises, as the micro-foundation of the development of logistics industry, have a profound impact on the spatial reconstruction of regional economic and social development. National Development and Reform Commission issued the "Fourteenth Five-Year Plan" modern logistics development and "Fourteenth Five-Year Plan" modern circulation system construction planning "put forward new requirements for the development of logistics industry, emphasizing the optimization of logistics spatial layout and speed up the construction of national logistics hub, especially pointed out that to make up for the shortcomings of the central and western regions. As an important base for the development of China's logistics industry, the spatial layout of logistics enterprises in Henan province not only affects the high-quality development of the logistics industry in the province, but also plays an important role in the improvement of the national logistics network. In this paper, based on POI data, the mean nearest neighbor method, local Moran scatter plot analysis and kernel density visualization technology are used to analyze the spatial agglomeration characteristics of logistics enterprises in 157 counties in Henan Province. It is found that the spatial distribution of logistics enterprises in Henan Province has gradually evolved from multi-point dispersion to a single-core and multi-core collaborative model with Zhengzhou as the core, and presents a significant spatial positive correlation and agglomeration trend. This change has improved the logistics efficiency and promoted the strengthening of regional economic ties. At the same time, the agglomeration trend of logistics enterprises in Henan Province continues to strengthen, from the initial agglomeration in the core area to the diversified diffusion pattern, showing the continuous optimization and reconstruction of logistics network in the province.
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