| Title |
Spatial Analysis of Urban Compact Logistics Centers That Appeared Due to the Changes in the Logistics Market |
| Authors |
김수빈(Kim, Subin) ; 강예린(Kang, Yerin) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2023.39.1.89 |
| Keywords |
Urban Compact Logistics; Locational Property; Spatial Composition; Unloading Area; Moving Area; Packing Area; Loading Area |
| Abstract |
Changes in demographic and social structures, the rapid growth of e-commerce markets, and the spread of the 3PL Market brought shifts in
the logistics market. Consumers are no longer looking for cheap bundled products, but short-distance, small-quantity, and frequent purchase
patterns that have resulted in the emergence of urban compact distribution centers. Contrary to large logistics centers located outside of the
city that serve as the base of a country’s logistics network, smaller urban logistics centers serve as the base in an urban area. In this study,
B-Mart was chosen because it is an urban compact logistics center based on an online platform that holds the largest number of users and
has the fastest delivery time among the new types of urban compact logistics centers. This research examined the correlation between
recently changed domestic consumption patterns and distribution centers and analyzed their location and spatial characteristics through case
analysis of urban compact logistics centers that are leading the change in the logistics market. |