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Abstract 6
I. 서론 18
1. 연구 배경 및 목적 18
1.1. 연구의 배경 18
1.2. 연구의 목적 19
2. 연구의 범위 및 방법 21
3. 연구의 구성 26
II. 이론적 고찰 28
1. 상업공간에 관한 이론적 고찰 28
1.1. 상권의 개념과 유형 28
1.2. 도시 상업 활동과 공간구조 31
1.3. 서비스 업태와 상점(점포)의 종류 35
1.4. 서비스업의 입지이론 38
1.5. 선행연구의 검토 41
III. 연구지역의 상점 현황조사 및 데이터베이스 구축 49
1. 연구지역의 고찰 49
2. 조사의 개요와 연구지역 업체의 일반현황 53
2.1. 업체의 조사 53
2.2. 분석 대상 업종의 분류 54
3. 상업공간 데이터베이스 구축 59
3.1. 상점의 공간자료 및 공간분석자료 59
3.2. 연구지역의 업종별 현황 63
IV. 근린생활권의 상업공간 특성분석 66
1. 상업공간 지역특성분석 66
1.1. 중심권역 및 중심지분석 66
1.2. 중심권역별 상권분석 및 상권지도작성 76
2. 근린생활권의 상업공간 업종특성분석 83
2.1. 업종간 상관분석 83
2.2. 업종별 공간자기상관분석 89
2.3. 업종의 인구동태적 공간입지분석 96
2.4. 업종의 사회생태적 공간입지분석 122
V. 상업입지선정을 위한 모형 139
1. 입지선정을 위한 상업입지확률모형 구축 139
1.1. 변수의 구성 140
1.2. 식료품관련소매업의 입지확률모형 구축 142
1.3. 교육관련서비스업의 입지확률모형 구축 146
1.4. 가정용품관련소매업의 입지확률모형 구축 150
1.5. 음식관련업의 입지확률모형 구축 154
2. 상업입지확률모형 결과 요약 158
VI. 결론 160
1. 연구의 요약 160
2. 향후 과제 162
참고문헌 164
감사의 글 174
Fig. 1. Flow chart of the study 24
Fig. 2. Framework of study 27
Fig. 3. Berry's model for classifying commercial districts 33
Fig. 4. Location per business types by the price product in classifying the retail 35
Fig. 5. Relation between minimum requirements, maximum reaching range and backyard area in the central place 40
Fig. 6. Subject area of this study 49
Fig. 7. Changing trends of population in Bokdae-Dong area 50
Fig. 8. Scatter plot chart showing land use status of the subject area 51
fig. 9. Scatter plot chart showing residential status of the subject area 52
Fig. 10. Industry status based on the Korean standard industrial classification 54
Fig. 11. Spatial database for commercial space characteristics analysis and commercial location model 59
Fig. 12. Flow chart showing the setup of stores distribution map 60
Fig. 13. Thematic map used for geographical space patterns 62
Fig. 14. Results on analysis of the distribution status by business types in subject area 64
Fig. 15. Store distribution map of the large scale classification of business types in subject Area 65
Fig. 16. Flow chart of study showing how to set central area and central place 67
Fig. 17. Result of store density analysis 70
Fig. 18. Result of NNI analysis per the commercial district density grade 72
Fig. 19. The number of the commercial district and the store distribution ratio per the density grad 73
fig. 20. The number of the store compared to the number of the commercial district per the density grade 73
Fig. 21. Result of setting up the central area analysis 74
Fig. 22. Process of analysis on the central spot 75
Fig. 23. Outcomes of setting up the central places by the central areas 76
Fig. 24. Flow chart using Huff's probability model 77
Fig. 25. Isoprobability contour map using Huff's model 81
Fig. 26. Isoprobability contour map by the central places 82
Fig. 27. Flow chart of correlated analysis among business types 84
Fig. 28. Scatter plot chart showing density scatter among commercial business types 85
Fig. 29. Outcomes of hot spot of Getis-Ord Gi* Indicator 95
Fig. 30. Results from the analysis of the average population density by business types in subject area 98
Fig. 31. The average population density distribution map by large scale classification of the types of business in subject area 99
Fig. 32. Results from the analysis of the average size of adjacent roads by business types in subject area 101
Fig. 33. The distribution map of the size of adjacent roads by large scale classification of the types of business in subject area 102
Fig. 34. Results from the analysis of the function of adjacent roads by business types in subject area 104
Fig. 35. The functional distribution map of the adjacent roads by large scale classification of the types of business in subject area 105
fig. 36. Results from the analysis of the distance from the crossroads by business types in subject area 107
Fig. 37. The distance distribution map between crossroads by business types in subject area 108
Fig. 38. Results from the analysis of the distance from the crosswalks by business types in subject area 110
Fig. 39. The distance distribution map of the crosswalks by large scale classification of the business types in subject area 111
Fig. 40. Results from the analysis of the distance from the public organizations by business types in subject area 113
Fig. 41. The distance distribution map from the public organizations by business types in subject area 114
Fig. 42. Results from the analysis of the location floors by business types in subject area 116
Fig. 43. The distribution map of the location grades of the stores by large scale classification of the business types in subject area 117
Fig. 44. Results from the analysis of the business types by location floors in subject area 119
Fig. 45. Results from the analysis of the distance from the central place by business types in subject area 121
Fig. 46. The distribution map of the distance from the central place by large scale classification of the business types in subject area 122
Fig. 47. Results from the analysis of the store size in the malls by business types in subject area 125
Fig. 48. The distribution map of the total size of the stores in the mall by large scale classification of the business types 126
Fig. 49. Results from the analysis of the size of business land by business types in subject area 128
Fig. 50. The distribution map of the business land size by large scale classification of the business types in subject area 129
Fig. 51. Results from the analysis of the business types depended on land usage plan in subject area 131
Fig. 52. The distribution map of the land usage plan by large scale classification of the business types 132
Fig. 53. Results from the analysis of the business types depended on the building-to-land ratio in subject area 134
Fig. 54. The distribution map of the large scale classification of business types depended on the building-to-land ratio in subject area 135
Fig. 55. Results from the analysis of the price of the business land by the business types in subject area 137
Fig. 56. The distribution map of the business land price by large scale classification of the business types in subject area 138
Fig. 57. ROC graph verification result of foodstuff related retail business 145
Fig. 58. ROC graph verification result of education related service business 149
Fig. 59. ROC graph verification result of home appliance related retail business 153
Fig. 60. ROC graph verification result of food related business 157
In this study, characteristics of commercial space of neighborhood unit was analyzed utilizing spatial data and GIS analysis tools and it was intent to provide help in decision-making for accurate and efficient location selection using commercial location model. For this end, characteristics of commercial space was analyzed by conducting analysis of regional characteristics and analysis of characteristics of business types and commercial location probability model, which is a commercial location model, was built by carrying out Logistic regression analysis and the result was summarized.
Summarizing the study, first, for analysis of regional characteristics of commercial space, central area and central place was analyzed using density overlapping analysis, that methods of GIS's spatial pattern analysis, nearest nearby index (NNI), commercial quarters concentration index, and Mean Center method and as the result, subject area was analyzed in four central areas and central places. Based on central places of four central areas established using Huff's probability model, analysis of trade area was carried out and it was prepared in isoprobability contour.
Second, for characteristics analysis of commercial space business types, correlation analysis between business types, spatial autocorrelation analysis of business types, demographic dynamics spatial location analysis of business types, and social ecological spatial location analysis of business types were conducted. Correlation between business types was analyzed using GRID model Sample function and statistical correlation analysis.
Moran's I coefficient per business types and Getis-Ord General G Index, which is local indicators of spatial association (LISA), were calculated and they were expressed using Getis-Ord Gi* Index. Through this, spatial autocorrelation analysis was carried out for finding out dependency of space, autocorrelation, and heterogeneity on space.
Spatial operate was implemented using GIS analysis tools and location characteristics per business types were analyzed by conducting demographic dynamics spatial location analysis using dispersion analysis and social ecological spatial location analysis.
Third, probability values of stores at many locations were calculated through Logistic regression analysis and model research for decision-making of commercial locations, commercial location probability model for selecting final location of stores was built and its result was summarized.
Accomplishments are as the follows. First, store the first thing to consider is selection of locations when starting a new store. Selection of location became possible by finding out central place and trade area formation by conducting analysis of regions. Second, store or business type could be selected by finding out location characteristics per business types. Third, final location of store could be selected by comparing many locations of stores one wants to be located in probability values by building location probability model per business types.
By making decision-making of location selection possible systematically when starting a new store through this study, it is judged that this can provide and become a guideline to founders of new business for selecting location of stores as well as business types when starting new stores. It is believed that this will become helpful for researchers studying commercial space structures and for finding out characteristics of commercial space in neighborhood unit.*표시는 필수 입력사항입니다.
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