The Study of the Influence and Analysis for the System Dynamic Method in the Application of Regional Development -- the Test of Individual Case for National Comprehensive Development in Taiwan Area

• Main Authors: Liang, Wen-feng, 梁文峰
• Other Authors: Chiang Yu-sheng
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 1997
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/03310811749708228355

碩士 === 國立成功大學 === 都巿計畫學系 === 85 === With increasing vigorous development in social and economic environment, and the planning of national resources which deliberates the opinions of economic development and permanent management of natural environment, the problems that it evokes like spatial disposition of land resource and public facility, resource competition of every sector, the exploitation of resource and the time to release are more emphasized day by day. Recently, there is one of the important policies for the government''s national planning called "Balanced regional development and the gap between urban and country", and the government discusses many physical policies to promote and implement it. But it is hard to pre-evaluated the effects for the implemented policies in the future. Besides, many problems can not be solved in one day. The transient strategy is useless and helpless to solve the problems in the long-term. The springboard of this study is to explore land problems, and it usesSystem Dynamics to construct National Comprehensive Planning Model. Thismodel divides nation system into nine sectors, that is, population, employment, finance, capital, environment, land use, transportation, public facility, and resource. This study also tries to explore the relationships between regional interaction and regional development using spatial interaction factors. The results can be used as a policy laboratory for national planning and socioeconomic development. The decision- makers and planners can choose the intervene points according to the national development strategy whichinfluences socioeconomic development, and proceed analysis and simulationsystematically. Then they can understand the impacts and influences of thepolicies, and the results can also provide decision-makers and planners asreferences. This study simulates policies by constructing model. The results reveal that even though the government plans to embark on every relative construction of national planning to promote regional development, it will not certainly has significant and positive effects on promoting regional development andbalancing regional gap. Only when the policies are implemented at the righttime and right place, we can then change system activities effectively andprecipitate regional development in balance. As a result, the governmentshould examine the potential and development limitation of every region in amore macroscopic view, and integrate their socioeconomic environments andqualities to explore the core problems for tardy regional development so thatthe government can make the right decision. As a result, the aims of balancingregional development can be actually reached.