Study on Proportion of Industrial Land Use in Chinese Cities and Its Influence Factors

Xu Lu,Huixin Hu,Xiangyang Zhao,T.Y Fang,V Khaletski

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201913604017

Abstract

This paper analyzed the proportion of industrial land to urban construction land on the basis of available data of China's urban land utilization, study the main factors influencing the proportion of industrial land of China's cities. According to the study results, the proportion of industrial land in most China's cities did not comply with the reference standard of 15%~30%; the solid-state distribution gravity of the current proportion to urban industrial land and the span of agglomeration range were obviously deviated from the standard value scope; the proportion of industrial land showed certain administrative grade, region and scale agglomeration characteristics, and the cities suffering with larger proportion of industrial land in geographical space were mostly distributed within the traditional industrial base and the industrial belt.

Highlights

China is a country with huge national territorial area; each region in it has always been suffering with an unbalanced development for a long time, and different regions and cities are at the different industrial development stages and have different supply demands on industrial land
Compared with the central and western regions, there are huge population density in the eastern region, where the land resource is in an urgent shortage
It can be found that: The conformity of urban industrial land proportion in different economic areas relative to the standard scope is sorted into the one as follows: eastern region > central region > northeast region > western region

Summary

Introduction

China is a country with huge national territorial area; each region in it has always been suffering with an unbalanced development for a long time, and different regions and cities are at the different industrial development stages and have different supply demands on industrial land. The percentage's solid-state of industrial land of most of cities in China was obviously deviated from the low value-taking interval of standard scope.

Results

Conclusion