2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.ajsl.2014.09.002
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Changing Concentration Ratios and Geographical Patterns of Bulk Ports: The Case of the Korean West Coast

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“…Busan port, which locates in the Southern coast of Korean peninsula, has been regarded the representative gateway of Korean product towards the global market, but other ports such as Incheon port in the Western coast or Ulsan and Pohang port in Eastern coast are also handling more or similar massive quantity of cargo. In addition, according to Lee et al (2014), the concentration of bulk cargos is decreasing over time in Korea, implying that the distribution of ports is not that skewed in Korea.…”
Section: Spatial Unit Of Analysis: Port and Port Regionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Busan port, which locates in the Southern coast of Korean peninsula, has been regarded the representative gateway of Korean product towards the global market, but other ports such as Incheon port in the Western coast or Ulsan and Pohang port in Eastern coast are also handling more or similar massive quantity of cargo. In addition, according to Lee et al (2014), the concentration of bulk cargos is decreasing over time in Korea, implying that the distribution of ports is not that skewed in Korea.…”
Section: Spatial Unit Of Analysis: Port and Port Regionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies that are related with the dry bulk and general cargo terminals within the scope of value-added services are very limited, and their role in the supply chain needs to be determined. Lee et al (2014) and Balcı et al (2018) also addressed such limitation in the studies about dry bulk terminals. Although value-added perspective of dry bulk and general cargo terminals is widely neglected in the current literature, there are diversified topics on such terminal types studied by scholars in the field.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years, inspired by studies on container port systems, a few studies have begun to explore the development pattern of bulk port systems. For instance, Lee et al (2014) point out that the bulk port system in the west coast of Korea has experienced de-concentration. Wang and Ducruet (2014) analyze coal traffic in the Chinese port system and argue that the spatial distribution of coalexporting ports is characterized by the dominance of ports in North China, while the distribution of coal-importing ports is widespread and includs most main ports along the Chinese coast.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%