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KJE SMO?KJE SMO?Analiza razvojnih virov za modeliranje Analiza razvojnih virov za modeliranje
funkcionalnih regij funkcionalnih regij –– prikaz stanja na prikaz stanja na obmoobmoččju Alp v Slovenijiju Alp v Sloveniji
““Za boljZa boljšše razvojne odloe razvojne odloččitve v Alpahitve v Alpah””
Doc. dr. Alma Zavodnik Lamovšek
Viš. pred. mag. Samo Drobne
Bovec, Sterguljčeva hiša,14.10.2010
Bovec14.10.2010
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
OSNOVNI PODATKIOSNOVNI PODATKI––ALPSKI PROSTOR V SLOVENIJIALPSKI PROSTOR V SLOVENIJI
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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OSNOVNI PODATKIOSNOVNI PODATKI–– GOSTOTA PREBIVALSTVAGOSTOTA PREBIVALSTVAAlpe so redko poseljeno območje z nizko gostoto prebivalstva-rarely settled a
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
OSNOVNI PODATKI OSNOVNI PODATKI –– POLICENTRIPOLICENTRIČČNI URBANI NI URBANI SISTEM V SLOVENIJISISTEM V SLOVENIJI-- only three centres of the itnernational importance are in the Alpine convention area- based on small and medium sized cities, - only Ljubljana is big city (FUA by ESPON 1.1.1)- some centres are connected in conurbation
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URBANA OBMOČJA S POMEMBNEJŠIMI SREDIŠČI-prikaz števila prebivalcev v urbanih središčih
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Developing index
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KJE SMO: POGLED NA SOSEDEKJE SMO: POGLED NA SOSEDE
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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OBMOOBMOČČJA DOSTOPNOSTI DO JA DOSTOPNOSTI DO URBANIH SREDIURBANIH SREDIŠŠČČ
Urban centres with highest level of public services equipped with regional hospital, higher court, university ...Urban centres with top level of public sevices equipped with secondary scool, local hospital, disctrict court …we modelled 45-minute and 30-minute accessibility to urban centres with highest respectively top level of public servicesResults:◦ At a first glance the analysis of distribution of public activities in
settlements in Slovenia shows that it is fairly balanced with the exception of some mountainous (Gorenjska) and underpopulated areas (Kočevje, Notranjska).
◦ The number of public activities is larger in settlements with high building density, especially in the centres along the Ljubljana–Celje–Maribor–Murska Sobota axis and the Jesenice–Ljubljana–Novo mesto axis.
◦ In south-west the conurbation of Koper–Izola–Piran stands out.
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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DOSTOPNOST DO AVTOCESTNIH DOSTOPNOST DO AVTOCESTNIH PRIKLJUPRIKLJUČČKOVKOV
measuring the different time (15, 30 and more than 30 minutes) for accessibility to the highway and motorway connectionscomparison beetwen year 2009 and 2025 with presumption that in 2025 the new motorway from north (Koroška) to south (SE Slovenia) will be build
Result:◦ The influence of the new motroway is very important to improve
regional and even local connectivity
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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DOSTOPNOST DO INFORMACIJSKO DOSTOPNOST DO INFORMACIJSKO TELEKOMUNIKACIJSKE TEHNOLOGIJE TELEKOMUNIKACIJSKE TEHNOLOGIJE (ADSL; UMTS, NeoWLAN)(ADSL; UMTS, NeoWLAN)
settlements with potential accessibility to the one, two or all of the ICT’s (data for year 2007)current and desired areas for accessibilty to the ICT’sComparison with the accessiblity to the municipality centres with car within intervales of 5 minutes CONCLUSION◦ All models of accessibility shows more or less the same
results: despite of the type of the connectivity the same areas have good accessiblity and the same stay out as peripherial areas
Univerza v Ljubljani
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Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Accessibility to the information-communication techology (ADSL; UMTS, NeoWLAN) by statistical region in Slovenia
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Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Area of current and desired accessibilty to the information-communication technology
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Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Accessiblity to the municipality centres with Accessiblity to the municipality centres with car within 5 minutes intervalescar within 5 minutes intervales
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FUNKCIONALNE REGIJEFUNKCIONALNE REGIJEna obmona območčju Alpskega prostoraju Alpskega prostora
• A functional region (FR) is a region characterized by a high frequency of intra-regional economic interaction. • The border of a labour market region is a good approximation
of the borders of a functional region(Eurostat 1999; OECD 2002).
• Functional regions have been calculated and tested for :
a) the most actual proposals of three, six and eight administrative regions (AR) in Slovenia;
b) urban centres (UC) of international and national importance of the Republic of Slovenia.
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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PODATKI IN GRADIVAPODATKI IN GRADIVA
Data on inter-municipal commuting to work were acquired from Census 2002.
In 2002, there were a total of 287,272 inter-municipality commuters between 192 municipalities in Slovenia. App. 74% of them used cars, app. 9% by bus, less than 1.5% by train. 36,672 (1922-192) inter-municipality connections were analysed.
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
METODOLOGIJA METODOLOGIJA –– Administrativne Administrativne regije vs. funkcionalne regijeregije vs. funkcionalne regije
Centres (self-sufficient municipalities) should fulfilled two conditions:
a) less than 35% of working population commute to other municipalities:
where is the sum of commuting frequencies of working population from the municipality i to (other) municipalities j,
is total number of workers who live and work in the municipality i, and is total number of commuters who leave to other municipalities jfrom the municipality i.
b) number of working places in the municipality should be at least:
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Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
METODOLOGIJA METODOLOGIJA –– Administrativne Administrativne regije vs. funkcionalne regijeregije vs. funkcionalne regije
The chains of municipalities to the self-sufficient centres have been calculated automatically based on the maximum flows for three types of municipalities:a) the municipalities, that were directly connected with their maximum
commuting flow of working population to the central municipality;
b) municipalities that are connected with their maximum commuting flow via non-self-sufficient municipality to the one of the central municipality; and
c) the pairs of municipalities, which presented each other the destination of the maximum flows, have been connected to the region, in which the direction of the second maximum flow was oriented.
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
REZULTATI: AR (3) vs. FR (3) REZULTATI: AR (3) vs. FR (3) Three administrative Three administrative regions (AR) regions (AR) andand three functional regionsthree functional regions (FR) (FR) iin Slovenian Slovenia
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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REZULTATI: AR (6) vs. FR (6)REZULTATI: AR (6) vs. FR (6)Six administrative Six administrative regions (AR) regions (AR) and six functional regions and six functional regions (FR)(FR)in Sloveniain Slovenia
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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REZULTATI: AR (8) vs. FR (9)REZULTATI: AR (8) vs. FR (9)EightEight administrative administrative regions (AR) regions (AR) and and ninenine functional regions functional regions (FR)(FR)(to administrative centres) (to administrative centres) in Sloveniain Slovenia
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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ZAKLJUZAKLJUČČEK: AD vs. FREK: AD vs. FR
• Considering only quantitative criteria (centres), the proposal for six administrative regions of Slovenia is the most accordant with functional ones.• The average administrative region SLOVENIA
→ app. 254.000 residents and app. 3380 km2
• The average administrative region (NUTS 3) EU → app. 23 % bigger population and app. 60 % bigger territory.
• But, considering both quatitative and qualitative criterias, we suggest decision-makers to re-evaluate the concepts of nine – instead of eight –administrative regions of Slovenia.
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
METODOLOGIJA METODOLOGIJA –– Funkcionalne regije Funkcionalne regije (FR) glede na izbrane urbane centre (UC)(FR) glede na izbrane urbane centre (UC)
Centre-based labour market approach (one-way commuter flows of inter-municipal working population) has been used.
15 urban centres (Spatial Development Strategy of Slovenia 2004) have been used as self-sufficient municipalities.
Chains of municipalities from central municipalities were created till condition was satisfied:
where is the commuting frequency to the centre i at a location x, is the commuting frequency to the centre jat a location x, and is the extension of the functional region i.
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iFR
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Spatial Development Strategy of Slovenia (2004):Spatial Development Strategy of Slovenia (2004):3 c3 centres of internationalentres of international andand 15 (3+12) centres of national importance, 15 (3+12) centres of national importance, 31 (3+12+16) centres of 31 (3+12+16) centres of regional and regional and 51 (3+12+16+20) centres of 51 (3+12+16+20) centres of interinter--municipal municipal importance with city clusters, agglomerations and importance with city clusters, agglomerations and FUAs (together 51 urban centres)FUAs (together 51 urban centres)
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
REZULTATI: FR (3) glede na UC (3)REZULTATI: FR (3) glede na UC (3)Three functional regions Three functional regions (FR) (FR) defined by urban centres defined by urban centres (UC)(UC)of international importance in Sloveniaof international importance in Slovenia
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
REZULTATI: FR (3) glede na UC (3)REZULTATI: FR (3) glede na UC (3)Three functional regions Three functional regions (FR) (FR) defined by urban centres defined by urban centres (UC)(UC)of national importance in Sloveniaof national importance in Slovenia
Population
Rank Functional regionNumber %
Number of
municipalities
1 Ljubljana 1,488,805 73.2 % 134
2 Maribor 454,793 22.4 % 72
3 Koper-Izola-Piran 88,764 4.4 % 4
Slovenia 2,032,362 100.0 % 210
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REZULTATI: FR (15) glede na UC (15)REZULTATI: FR (15) glede na UC (15)Fifteen functional regions Fifteen functional regions (FR) (FR) defined by urban centres defined by urban centres (UC)(UC)of national importance in Sloveniaof national importance in Slovenia
Univerza v Ljubljani
Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Bovec14.10.2010
REZULTATI: FR (15) glede na UC (15)REZULTATI: FR (15) glede na UC (15)Fifteen functional regions Fifteen functional regions (FR) (FR) defined by urban centres defined by urban centres (UC)(UC)of national importance in Sloveniaof national importance in Slovenia
Population
Rank Functional regionNumber %
Number of
municipalities
1 Ljubljana 627,565 30.9 % 412 Maribor 265,423 13.1 % 283 Celje 190,423 9.4 % 204 Novo mesto 110,081 5.4 % 145 Koper-Izola-Piran 108,778 5.4 % 76 Nova Gorica-Šempeter pri Gorici 101,908 5.0 % 117 Murska Sobota 99,237 4.9 % 238 Kranj 93,920 4.6 % 79 Brežice-Krško-Sevnica 79,075 3.9 % 710 Ptuj 73,859 3.6 % 1611 Velenje 67,868 3.3 % 1212 Slovenj Gradec-Ravne na Koroškem-Dravograd 67,778 3.3 % 1113 Jesenice-Radovljica-Bled 66,368 3.3 % 714 Zagorje ob Savi-Trbovlje-Hrastnik 44,750 2.2 % 315 Postojna 35,329 1.7 % 3
Slovenia 2,032,362 100.0 % 210
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ZAKLJUZAKLJUČČEK: Funkcionalne regije EK: Funkcionalne regije glede na izbrane urbane centreglede na izbrane urbane centre
• The functional regions of Slovenia have been delimitated using:• data on integrated urban system at the national and international levels;• data on commuter flows of inter-municipal working population.
• At both levels functional region of Ljubljanashows the huge functional influence in the hierarchical urban system of Slovenia – even in the area of Alpine convention.
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Fakultetaza gradbeništvo in geodezijo
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Hvala za pozornost!
Kontakt:
do.c. dr. Alma Zavodnik lamovšek, [email protected],
Viš. pred. mag. Samo Drobne,, [email protected]
www.fgg.uni-lj.si
Bovec, 14.10.2010
Univerza v Ljubljani
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