Using morphological and functional polycentricity analyses to study the Indonesian urban spatial structure: the case of Medan, Jakarta, and Denpasar

IF 1.8 Q2 GEOGRAPHY

Asian Geographer Pub Date : 2020-03-12 DOI:10.1080/10225706.2020.1737829

E. Sadewo, I. Syabri, A. Antipova, Pradono, D. Hudalah

引用次数: 11

Abstract

ABSTRACT The existence of polycentric urban form has been widely discovered in worldwide urban development, yet the topic has received little attention in Southeast Asia. This study aims to explore urban spatial development in Indonesia, focusing on three historically globalized regions: the metropolitan areas of Medan, Jakarta, and Denpasar. It comprises subcenter identification and comparative morphological and functional polycentricity analyses using the latest economic census and commuter surveys data. The study confirms the polycentric structure of the Jakarta Metropolitan Area, while the other two metropolitan areas have a monocentric structure. The structural difference is due to the process of industrialization that shaped the development of metropolitan areas in Indonesia in various ways regardless of the spatial planning strategies.

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利用形态和功能多中心分析研究印尼城市空间结构——以棉兰、雅加达和登巴萨为例

摘要在世界范围内的城市发展中，多中心城市形态的存在已被广泛发现，但在东南亚，这一话题却很少受到关注。本研究旨在探索印度尼西亚的城市空间发展，重点关注三个历史上全球化的地区：棉兰、雅加达和登巴萨的大都市地区。它包括使用最新经济普查和通勤调查数据进行的亚中心识别以及比较形态和功能多中心分析。该研究证实了雅加达大都会区的多中心结构，而其他两个大都会区则具有单中心结构。结构差异是由于工业化进程以各种方式塑造了印度尼西亚大都市地区的发展，而不考虑空间规划策略。

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Asian Geographer GEOGRAPHY-

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