2015
DOI: 10.1134/s2079970515030041
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Cluster differentiation of municipal districts of Orenburg oblast by features of rural settlement pattern

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“…The key difference between our study and previous research (Chibilev et al, 2015;Kudryavtseva & Olaniyi, 2019;Rajovi c & Bulatovi c, 2015) is consideration of the relationships between all categories of agricultural formations located within rural areas, and the algorithm we developed allows us to assess the degree of sustainable development and create a 'cluster profile' of each rural area type. The methodological approaches and strategies aimed at the formation of homogeneous clusters of rural areas described in the study can be used for clustering rural areas in other countries and regions that have similar production conditions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The key difference between our study and previous research (Chibilev et al, 2015;Kudryavtseva & Olaniyi, 2019;Rajovi c & Bulatovi c, 2015) is consideration of the relationships between all categories of agricultural formations located within rural areas, and the algorithm we developed allows us to assess the degree of sustainable development and create a 'cluster profile' of each rural area type. The methodological approaches and strategies aimed at the formation of homogeneous clusters of rural areas described in the study can be used for clustering rural areas in other countries and regions that have similar production conditions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Russia and part of eastern European countries in the former Soviet Union, influenced by the concept of communism, the rural settlement is mechanically divided by population (Antipova, 2013;Topole, Bole et al, 2006). A new urban comprehensive settlement of a community with the nature between rural and urban areas has been built (Chibilev, Akhmetov et al, 2015;Kunitsa, 2012), and city-type infrastructure and public services are provided to these districts under city. Japan, also in Asia, has made scientific laws to guide the implementation of village merger, carried out three large-scale city-village merger to reduce the administrative cost of the cities and villages (Mausoleum, 2004), and defined the reasonable scale to achieve high-quality public service allocation.…”
Section: Practice and Research Of International Village Mergermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hill [9] classified the spatial distribution of rural settlements in southern Italy into six types: low-density, high-density, linear, clustered, regular, and random. Chibilev et al [10] used Statistica 10 software for multidimensional statistical analysis and the municipal district of Orenburg Oblast as the study area, and they were able to distinguish seven types of rural settlement patterns by combining areas with five or more common characteristics. Wang et al [11] used the Alpha Shape algorithm to extract the shape of a settlement, considering Longzhen in Shaanxi Province as an example, and classified the shape of the study area into five types: block rectangle and its variants, extended shape, dumbbell shape, beaded shape, banded rectangle and its combinations, and linear shape.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%