2017
DOI: 10.17072/2079-7877-2017-4-60-68
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Approaches to identification and delimitation of sea ports' hinterlands in Russia: case studies of Novorossiysk and St. Petersburg

Abstract: Географический вестник 4(43) Экономическая, социальная и политическая география 60 УДК 911.3:33 И.А. Дец  ПОДХОДЫ К ИДЕНТИФИКАЦИИ И ДЕЛИМИТАЦИИ ХИНТЕРЛАНДОВ МОРСКИХ ПОРТОВ РОССИИ НА ПРИМЕРЕ НОВОРОССИЙСКА И САНКТ-ПЕТЕРБУРГА* Институт географии имени В. Б. Сочавы Сибирского отделения Российской академии наук, Иркутск Постепенное развитие транспорта значительно усложнило подходы к определению границ хинтерландов морских портов. К настоящему времени идентификация хинтерланда требует всестороннего изучения торгово… Show more

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“…The main trajectory of intensive development is creating tools for considering the marine and the inland in the light of their complex, multi-aspect and often contradictory interconnectedness. The groundwork has been laid by several publications on the hinterlands of large seaports, which like the ports of Novoros siysk, Ust-Luga, Nakhodka and others [62,63] service most of the Russian space, including areas lying at large distances from the sea. Another significant area of research is studies into the role of global natural and technological changes in the sea factor and how they reflect on the spatial organisation of society, including multi-scale aquatic-territorial system formation.…”
Section: Priority Tasks and Promising Lines Of Research In Russian Hu...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main trajectory of intensive development is creating tools for considering the marine and the inland in the light of their complex, multi-aspect and often contradictory interconnectedness. The groundwork has been laid by several publications on the hinterlands of large seaports, which like the ports of Novoros siysk, Ust-Luga, Nakhodka and others [62,63] service most of the Russian space, including areas lying at large distances from the sea. Another significant area of research is studies into the role of global natural and technological changes in the sea factor and how they reflect on the spatial organisation of society, including multi-scale aquatic-territorial system formation.…”
Section: Priority Tasks and Promising Lines Of Research In Russian Hu...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The explosive development of the port economy in Russia manifested itself not only in an increase in the turnover of seaports (8 times over the period , but also in the general restructuring of the Russian economic space. The new balance of interaction between inland and coastal territories was also reflected in the change in the vast areas of influence of large seaports (hinterlands), which included the leading export-oriented regions of Siberia (Dets, 2017;Druzhinin, 2017).…”
Section: The Marine Factor For the Russian Economymentioning
confidence: 99%