GIS-Based Mapping of Diversified Economic Spatial Patterns in Macao, China
2025 (como relacionar ?) Xiaomin Lao1,2a, Yadong Guo1b, Hai Jiang3c* 1School of Geography and Tourism, Huizhou University, Huizhou 516007 China 2Faculty of Innovation and Design, City University of Macau, Macao 999078 China 3Guangdong University of Petrochemical Technology, Maoming 525000 China alaoxiaom@hzu.edu.cn, bgyd@hzu.edu.cn, c*iaitx@vip.163.com Abstract. Macao needs structural reforms to mitigate risks from external shocks through appropriate economic diversification. GIS spatial analysis and multiple regression methods were employed to explore the spatial clustering characteristics of Macao's consumer service industry and the key factors influencing its economic space. Results revealed a dual-core agglomeration pattern centered around the Senado Square-Monte Forte section and the Cotai Strip, with hierarchical disparities: Macao Peninsula > Cotai > Taipa > Coloane. Proximity to tourist attractions, residential areas, and transportation hubs could boost econ...