THE RESEARCH ON THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND LOCATION FACTORS OF IC INDUSTRY IN TAIWAN
碩士 === 中國文化大學 === 建築及都市計畫研究所 === 86 === Viewing the evolution of industrial structure in Taiwan in the past decade, it has proved that High-Tech industries have been the important trend of manufacturing development. Therefore, it will be the vital policy...
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ndltd-TW-086PCCU12240062015-10-13T17:30:25Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/31530741524638854213 THE RESEARCH ON THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION AND LOCATION FACTORS OF IC INDUSTRY IN TAIWAN 臺灣地區積體電路產業空間分佈及其區位因素之研究 Shieh, Wuu-Chang 謝武昌 碩士 中國文化大學 建築及都市計畫研究所 86 Viewing the evolution of industrial structure in Taiwan in the past decade, it has proved that High-Tech industries have been the important trend of manufacturing development. Therefore, it will be the vital policy in the near future to develop Taiwan as a "Technology Island" of high technology & high added value industries. In the meanwhile, it is important to understand what surroundings the high-tech industries demand. As we know, IC industry is the most symbolic of the high-tech industries. So this thesis takes the example of IC industry to analyze its spatial distribution and location factors. Analyzing with the Location Quotients, it can be found that IC industry is obviously characterized by its agglomeration development, concentrating in some spatial regions or zones, either spontaneous or planned, in Taiwan. In order to explain the location factors of the spatially concentrative phenomena, this thesis takes the procedures as follows: 1.To analyze the developing history and the characteristics of industrial structue to examine if they would have implicated the demand for some special spatial pattern. 2.To survey the firms through questionnaires to evaluate the location factors, learned from in-depth interviews, by Analytical Hierarchy Process Method (A. H.P.) to compare the weighting and prorating in each factor. The conclusion of this thesis is as followed: 1.The firms of design in the upstream of IC industry spontaneously organized themselves in Taipei, the metropolis of Taiwan, to get close to the flow of information and the market of consumption. The firms of fabrication in the middle stream were planned to concentrate in Hsin-Chu Science-based Industrial Park under the influence of governmental policies. Some firms of packaging in the downstream were growing spontaneously in the neighborhood of Hsin-Chu Science-Based Industrial Park to minimize the cost of transportation and communication with fabrication firms; the others clustered in the Export Processing Zones (E.P.Z) for the sake of its developing history. 2.The results of the questionnaire indicate that the common important location factor of each kind of expert firms is the accessibility of technicians, and that only the design firms think it''s important tot get neighboring with the universities and the R&D institutes. 3.The vertical-division of industrial structure contributed the fact that different kind of expert firms settled down in different locations. 4.Among the location factors, some are feasible to integrate at some zones by manmade planning. 5.San-Shia Industrial Park has its location potentiality evaluated by location factors as analyzed in this thesis. Liow-Her Lin, Edward Y. Lin 林六合, 林元興 1998 學位論文 ; thesis 139 zh-TW |
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碩士 === 中國文化大學 === 建築及都市計畫研究所 === 86 === Viewing the evolution of industrial structure in Taiwan in
the past decade, it has proved that High-Tech industries have
been the important trend of manufacturing development.
Therefore, it will be the vital policy in the near future to
develop Taiwan as a "Technology Island" of high technology &
high added value industries. In the meanwhile, it is important
to understand what surroundings the high-tech industries demand.
As we know, IC industry is the most symbolic of the high-tech
industries. So this thesis takes the example of IC industry to
analyze its spatial distribution and location factors. Analyzing
with the Location Quotients, it can be found that IC industry is
obviously characterized by its agglomeration development,
concentrating in some spatial regions or zones, either
spontaneous or planned, in Taiwan. In order to explain the
location factors of the spatially concentrative phenomena, this
thesis takes the procedures as follows: 1.To analyze the
developing history and the characteristics of industrial
structue to examine if they would have implicated the demand for
some special spatial pattern. 2.To survey the firms through
questionnaires to evaluate the location factors, learned from
in-depth interviews, by Analytical Hierarchy Process Method (A.
H.P.) to compare the weighting and prorating in each factor. The
conclusion of this thesis is as followed: 1.The firms of design
in the upstream of IC industry spontaneously organized
themselves in Taipei, the metropolis of Taiwan, to get close to
the flow of information and the market of consumption. The firms
of fabrication in the middle stream were planned to concentrate
in Hsin-Chu Science-based Industrial Park under the influence of
governmental policies. Some firms of packaging in the downstream
were growing spontaneously in the neighborhood of Hsin-Chu
Science-Based Industrial Park to minimize the cost of
transportation and communication with fabrication firms; the
others clustered in the Export Processing Zones (E.P.Z) for the
sake of its developing history. 2.The results of the
questionnaire indicate that the common important location factor
of each kind of expert firms is the accessibility of
technicians, and that only the design firms think it''s important
tot get neighboring with the universities and the R&D
institutes. 3.The vertical-division of industrial structure
contributed the fact that different kind of expert firms settled
down in different locations. 4.Among the location factors, some
are feasible to integrate at some zones by manmade planning.
5.San-Shia Industrial Park has its location potentiality
evaluated by location factors as analyzed in this thesis.
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