The Analysis of Definition of Large Projects Basing on Time and Space Scales

Yan Sui; Wei Wu; Meng Xiang Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.357-360.2726

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The Analysis of Definition of Large Projects Basing on Time and Space Scales

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Study of large project management basing on the research of time and space scales is the at the forefront of the trend.But for now, it is still resting on the basic work stage for large projects based on the time space multi-dimensional definition. A large project construction and operation is bound to place on the space area and near projects of social and economic impact, in addition to the internal effects and characteristics. What is more, it will reflect the index at different stages of dynamic change in the time series. This article will make an analysis of large-scale spatial spillover effects of the project and have the selection of large projects indicators which can reflect on regional economic and social impact. Besides this article is from the perspective of time and space, applying the spatial econometrics, it dynamic traces of index in time scale, analysis, reflects the characteristics of a large project for large projects.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 357-360)

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Yan Sui*, Wei Wu, Meng Xiang Zhang

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Large Projects Definition, Spatial Econometrics, Spatial Scale, Time Scale

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