Investigation of the Relationship among University–Research Institute–Industry Innovations Using a Coupling Coordination Degree Model

Li, Jing; Fang, Hongyuan; Fang, Siran; Siddika, Sultana Easmin

doi:10.3390/su10061954

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“…Here, α and β are the coefficients. After referring the existing research and the characters of the two subsystems, here we determine α � β � 0.5 [66]:…”

Section: Calculation Of the Subsystems' Development Degreementioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis and Prediction of the Coupling Coordination Relationship between Tourism and Air Environment: Yangtze River Economic Zone in China as Example

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Wei

Zhang

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Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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The results show that the comprehensive development degree (CDD) of the tourism-air environment system mainly maintains stable with fluctuation and the gap among different reaches in the Zone is declining; the coupling coordination degree’s (CCD) tendency in most regions remains similar as in the previous decade. The results illustrate that the method combing information entropy weight and the technique for order preference by similarity to an ideal solution (IEW-TOPSIS), coupling coordination degree model (CCDM), and gray GM (1, 1) prediction model is effective in evaluating the coupling coordination relationship between the subsystems of tourism and air environment and in proposing specific countermeasures for tourism development and air environment governance.

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“…Here, α and β are the coefficients. After referring the existing research and the characters of the two subsystems, here we determine α � β � 0.5 [66]:…”

Section: Calculation Of the Subsystems' Development Degreementioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis and Prediction of the Coupling Coordination Relationship between Tourism and Air Environment: Yangtze River Economic Zone in China as Example

Geng

Wei

Zhang

et al. 2020

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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“…A number of studies have been carried out with a diverse range of work that refers to urban sustainability in China. Provinces and cities such as Beijing [89], Shanghai [65,77], Guangxi [37] and urban agglomerations [39] were taken as research areas to analyze urban sustainability issues. It can be seen that different indicators systems were developed for different regions.…”

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“…The concept of coupling stems from the physics [74][75][76]. Coupling describes the phenomenon by which two or more systems influence each other through interactive mechanisms [77][78][79][80]. So, coupling can be used to identify the relationship among the five aspects of urbanization.…”

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The Spatial-Temporal Characteristics and Dilemmas of Sustainable Urbanization in China: A New Perspective Based on the Concept of Five-in-One

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A large amount of ink has been spilled to paint the picture of China’s urbanization. However, more research might be done on the connotation of sustainable urbanization in China. On the basis of a literature review, this study is the first to propose the perspective of evaluating the sustainability of urbanization from the five dimensions of urbanization: economic, political, cultural, social, and ecological. Based on the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) method and entropy method, a five-dimensional indicator system was established to evaluate the urbanization quality of 31 provincial regions in China during 2005–2015. Then, the coupling coordination degree model was used to calculate the coupling coordination degree of the five dimensions for each region. Furthermore, Moran’s I index and a local indicators of spatial association (LISA) cluster map were used to measure and describe the spatial disparity. Finally, a factor identification model was used to recognize the weaknesses of each region. This study leads to four major findings. (1) In 2015, only ecological urbanization had a high-quality and balanced development, while the development of cultural urbanization was inadequate and regionally unbalanced. Economic, ecological, and cultural dimensions had a significantly positive global spatial autocorrelation. The local spatial autocorrelation varies with dimension. (2) The quality of comprehensive urbanization increased during 2005–2015, while the regional disparity experienced a reduction. A positive global spatial autocorrelation was shown during 2005–2015. The High-High type in the eastern coastal areas centralized over time, while the Low-Low type in the western areas experienced a decline, and the Low-High type was stabilized in the central areas. Only Chongqing was in the High-Low type in 2015. (3) The increase of coupling coordination degree and decrease of coefficient of variation indicated a favorable situation. The coupling coordination degree also had a positive global spatial autocorrelation during 2005–2015. Both the High-High and Low-Low types experienced an obvious shrink and displacement. The Low-High type expanded and centralized in the central areas, while the High–Low type was in Guangdong in 2005, and in Chongqing in 2015. (4) The highest obstacle degrees of each region were all within the cultural dimension, while the ecological dimension caused the least resistance. The lack of innovation had become the biggest barrier in most regions. Based on the above conclusions, this paper concludes with recommendations for policy makers to advance sustainable urbanization in China. Meanwhile, this study can provide lessons and suggestions for other developing countries in the world.

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“…Through research and analysis of the principle of coupling between industries, economists have found the optimal combination of interactions between two or more industries, which enables them to promote each other, support each other, and coordinate development. In summary, its application in industrial economic research mainly includes the following aspects: research on the overall development level of industry [25][26][27], construction and application of the coupling coordination degree model [28][29][30][31], and prediction studies measuring degrees of coupling coordination [25,28]. The coupling between the agriculture and PV industries is based on systems theory.…”

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Research on Coupling Coordination Development for Photovoltaic Agriculture System in China

2019

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To explore the law of coupling coordination development of China’s photovoltaic (PV) agriculture system, this study measured the comprehensive development level of the agriculture and PV industries from 2007 to 2016 using China’s agricultural and photovoltaic industry statistics. Once this was achieved, the coupling coordination degree of the PV agricultural system was measured and a development mode of this system was determined. Finally, we explored the development trend of the coupled and coordinated evolution of the system. The main research results show that: (1) Although the development level of the agriculture and PV industries are both in an upward trend, the rising rate of development by the PV industry far exceeds the agriculture industry. (2) As agricultural and PV industries expand, they both show stock resource-led characteristics, but the incremental resources of the PV industry are gradually taking the lead. (3) The coupling coordination degree of the agriculture and PV industries fluctuates as it rises, but the coupling is low. It has not yet evolved to a higher level of coupling, and the speed of upgrading and evolution is slow. (4) In the next 10 years, the evolution speed of the two industries will be significantly improved, and the coupling between them will enter the coordination stage. PV agriculture will further develop in a sustainable direction.

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Investigation of the Relationship among University–Research Institute–Industry Innovations Using a Coupling Coordination Degree Model

Cited by 19 publications

References 32 publications

Analysis and Prediction of the Coupling Coordination Relationship between Tourism and Air Environment: Yangtze River Economic Zone in China as Example

Analysis and Prediction of the Coupling Coordination Relationship between Tourism and Air Environment: Yangtze River Economic Zone in China as Example

The Spatial-Temporal Characteristics and Dilemmas of Sustainable Urbanization in China: A New Perspective Based on the Concept of Five-in-One

Research on Coupling Coordination Development for Photovoltaic Agriculture System in China

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