Strategical Potential for Industrial Cluster in China: Cartographic Analysis

The industrial sector is one of the most supported target areas for implementing economic and political measures in China. This fact highlights the urgent need to explore new methods for optimizing spatial resources and working with available sources to improve cluster strategizing. A set of standard methods made it possible to determine the potential for a cross-border heavy industry cluster in China based on the permissible distances between industrial zones and the centroid. This research tested a simple method for calculating the geographical feasibility of a cross-border heavy industry cluster by mapping its elements in two-dimensional space and locating the centroid based on previously identified data. The author justified the solutions by demonstrating a number of patterns reported by other publications on the matter of spatial planning of industrial zones in China.

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Strategizing Theory and Practice
Published
2026-02-17
DOI
https://doi.org/10.21603/2782-2435-2026-6-1-71-86
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Global Urban Networks and Dynamics
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Strategical Potential for Industrial Cluster in China: Cartographic Analysis

P.Yu. Eremicheva
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Strategical Potential for Industrial Cluster in China: Cartographic Analysis

P.Yu. Eremicheva
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Abstract

The industrial sector is one of the most supported target areas for implementing economic and political measures in China. This fact highlights the urgent need to explore new methods for optimizing spatial resources and working with available sources to improve cluster strategizing. A set of standard methods made it possible to determine the potential for a cross-border heavy industry cluster in China based on the permissible distances between industrial zones and the centroid. This research tested a simple method for calculating the geographical feasibility of a cross-border heavy industry cluster by mapping its elements in two-dimensional space and locating the centroid based on previously identified data. The author justified the solutions by demonstrating a number of patterns reported by other publications on the matter of spatial planning of industrial zones in China.

Strategizing Theory and Practice
Saint Petersburg State University of Economics (RU)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 60%
Global Urban Networks and Dynamics
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