英文摘要 |
The booming of sharing accommodation has caused a spatial shift in the urban activities, which may potentially conflict with existing urban planning and thus become an urgent issue. Considering commercial development, tourism industry, transportation, and socioeconomic factors, the spatial distribution of sharing accommodation reflects the investor's willingness of sharing accommodation. However, since current study is still at the exploratory phase, the correlation of the influence factors needs to be clarified. Considering the spatial clustering, we use multiple regression analysis and multiscale geographically weighted regression to measure and compare the relationship of the sharing accommodation and its influence factors in Taipei City, which embraces the largest number of sharing accommodation. Thirteen representative variables concerning socioeconomic environment, commercial development, public transport convenience, city tourist attractions, and zoning are selected to explore the causal relationship. Results reveals that the assessed land value and the mixed ratio of residential and commercial zoning causes a positive impact on the overall distribution of sharing accommodation; among the units with high-high spatial autocorrelation, the number of retail businesses and the number of sightseeing spots area are positive impact factors; among the units with low-low spatial autocorrelation, the assessed land value has a positive impact. Planners can get more information about the characteristics of the influence factors for the sharing accommodation distribution, especially in the influence of zoning, which can serve as a reference for planning strategies. |