英文摘要 |
Spatial accessibility analysis refers to evaluating the ease of reaching service facilities (such as workplaces, public amenities, healthcare resources) from a specific location. Through spatial accessibility analysis, the extent of services provided by the supply side can be examined and the accessibility of different spatial locations can be quantified. This study aims to analyze the accessibility of healthcare resources in Taichung City. Public datasets including village boundaries, major hospitals, clinics, and road networks were utilized, and an enhanced two-step floating catchment area method (E2SFCA) method was applied for the analysis. The steps involved establishing the coordinates of village centroids, and healthcare facility locations, computing the distance matrix from origins to destinations, and conducting supply-side and demand-side analyses using the E2SFCA method. Based on the results of the accessibility analysis of healthcare resources in Taichung City using the experimental materials in this study, it was found that the longer the distance from the city center, the lower the accessibility of healthcare resources, with a majority of underserved villages located in remote suburban and mountainous areas. |