Comprehensive Quantification and Model Optimization of Sports Industry Layout Structure under the Guidance of Location Entropy Intelligent Sensor

Abstract

The field bus control system based on field bus is a multidisciplinary emerging technology with intelligent sensor, automatic control, computer, communication, network, and other technologies as the main content. All have broad application prospects. In this paper, the CAN bus technology in the field bus is combined with the sensor, and the OPC technology is used to realize the acquisition of the underlying data in the application and control system. In this paper, the industry agglomeration model, the leading industry model, the urban gravity model, and its index are calculated, and the agglomeration effect, leading industry, and urban gravity of the sports industry in two provinces and one city in a certain region are judged from the micro level. Location entropy and relative density of technical elements, scale effect function, product income elasticity coefficient, market share, and other economic indicators are compared and described, and the sports leading industry and sports industry growth pole area are deduced, and the corresponding industrial development stage is judged. We analyze the strength of the polarization effect and diffusion effect of the sports industry in the above-mentioned regions. Economic factors, social factors, and traffic road factors are selected to analyze the driving force of the distribution of gymnasiums. According to the results of binary and multivariate correlation analysis, it is found that the gross domestic product is very important to the development of the sports industry and directly determines the regional demand for sports. There are sports industry forms that are clustered in areas with high economic levels; population density is selected as the representative of social factors, and the research results show that population density has a strong correlation with the number of sports industry distributions. The reason is that the development of the sports industry ultimately depends on demand. It is difficult to form a concentrated demand for related sports activities in areas with small population density, so the distribution of the sports industry is also very small; and the transportation factor is the main factor affecting economic development and population flow. Therefore, it also indirectly affects the spatial layout of the sports industry.