Study On Spatial Agglomeration Degree Of Land Use In Shanghai

Spatial agglomeration of land use is the basic factor leading to the formation and continuous expansion of cities, which provides effective support for regional coordinated and sustainable development. In this paper, the status of land use in Baoshan District of Shanghai during the second and third national land survey is used to analyze the location entropy and spatial hotspot, and the change of spatial agglomeration is explored through comparison. The results show that during the period from the second to the third national land survey, the farmland in Baoshan District is scattered, the residential land is concentrated in a small scope, and the industrial land stock is large. According to the characteristics of different land use, relevant policy suggestions are put forward.