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@article{ART002104084},
author={Changwha Oh and Kim, Youngho},
title={Exploring Industrial Spatial Cluster of Seoul in Japanese Colonial Period Using AMOEBA Cluster Method},
journal={Journal of the Korean Cartographic Association},
issn={1598-6160},
year={2016},
volume={16},
number={1},
pages={41-52},
doi={10.16879/jkca.2016.16.1.041}

TY - JOUR
AU - Changwha Oh
AU - Kim, Youngho
TI - Exploring Industrial Spatial Cluster of Seoul in Japanese Colonial Period Using AMOEBA Cluster Method
JO - Journal of the Korean Cartographic Association
PY - 2016
VL - 16
IS - 1
PB - The Korean Cartographic Association
SP - 41
EP - 52
SN - 1598-6160
AB - This research investigates industries of Seoul (Kyungsung) under Japanese colonial period. As the major center of Chosun dynasty, Seoul had player central roles in industry in Chosun. Naturally, the analysis of Seoul industry is a key factor understanding industrial characteristics in Japanese colonial period. Many existing studies about Seoul industries only present descriptive and qualitative analysis, lacking quantitative significance tests and confirmation. This study approaches Seoul industries in the colonial periods in quantitative perspectives using AMOEBA (A Multidirectional Optimal Ecotope-Based Algorithm). AMOEBA is a widely applied popular cluster analysis method. The cluster analysis result presents that Yongsan and south of Cheong-gyecheon (stream) were identified as cluster of metal, machine, wood, and chemical industry. Changsin-dong and north of Cheong-gyecheon were identified as cluster of textile industry. Residential segregation in two major ethnic groups (Korean and Japanese) are explained to play major influence forming ethnically divided spatial patterns in industries. Japanese were dominant in metal, machine, and wood industry while Korean were dominant in textile. Other factors such as accessibility to urban center and railroad also influenced spatial distribution of industries.
KW - Seoul;Japanese colonial period;Modern industry;Cluster;AMOEBA
DO - 10.16879/jkca.2016.16.1.041
ER -

Changwha Oh and Kim, Youngho. (2016). Exploring Industrial Spatial Cluster of Seoul in Japanese Colonial Period Using AMOEBA Cluster Method. Journal of the Korean Cartographic Association, 16(1), 41-52.

Changwha Oh and Kim, Youngho. 2016, "Exploring Industrial Spatial Cluster of Seoul in Japanese Colonial Period Using AMOEBA Cluster Method", Journal of the Korean Cartographic Association, vol.16, no.1 pp.41-52. Available from: doi:10.16879/jkca.2016.16.1.041

Changwha Oh, Kim, Youngho "Exploring Industrial Spatial Cluster of Seoul in Japanese Colonial Period Using AMOEBA Cluster Method" Journal of the Korean Cartographic Association 16.1 pp.41-52 (2016) : 41.

Changwha Oh, Kim, Youngho. Exploring Industrial Spatial Cluster of Seoul in Japanese Colonial Period Using AMOEBA Cluster Method. 2016; 16(1), 41-52. Available from: doi:10.16879/jkca.2016.16.1.041

Changwha Oh and Kim, Youngho. "Exploring Industrial Spatial Cluster of Seoul in Japanese Colonial Period Using AMOEBA Cluster Method" Journal of the Korean Cartographic Association 16, no.1 (2016) : 41-52.doi: 10.16879/jkca.2016.16.1.041

Changwha Oh; Kim, Youngho. Exploring Industrial Spatial Cluster of Seoul in Japanese Colonial Period Using AMOEBA Cluster Method. Journal of the Korean Cartographic Association, 16(1), 41-52. doi: 10.16879/jkca.2016.16.1.041

Changwha Oh; Kim, Youngho. Exploring Industrial Spatial Cluster of Seoul in Japanese Colonial Period Using AMOEBA Cluster Method. Journal of the Korean Cartographic Association. 2016; 16(1) 41-52. doi: 10.16879/jkca.2016.16.1.041

Changwha Oh, Kim, Youngho. Exploring Industrial Spatial Cluster of Seoul in Japanese Colonial Period Using AMOEBA Cluster Method. 2016; 16(1), 41-52. Available from: doi:10.16879/jkca.2016.16.1.041

Changwha Oh and Kim, Youngho. "Exploring Industrial Spatial Cluster of Seoul in Japanese Colonial Period Using AMOEBA Cluster Method" Journal of the Korean Cartographic Association 16, no.1 (2016) : 41-52.doi: 10.16879/jkca.2016.16.1.041