英文摘要 |
While the concept of open and big data has been around for some time, scholarship on comprehensive mining results on property transaction and related spatial and non-spatial characteristics variables have not been explored or published. Previous research suggests that the determinants of property price were closely related to demographic and the diversity of beneficial resources, such as infrastructures and environmental amenities. As a result, in order to illustrate these determinants in detail, our analysis used multiple algorithms to extract these comprehensive features. From various open data sources, this study collected over half-million data numbers on the 349 town-level districts in Taiwan main island. The clusters of high, mid- and low-transaction, population and resources districts were extracted and displayed in 2D and 3D maps. The results show that spatial inequality still exists in Taiwan. |