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Libin Guo^1,2, Kang Liu³

¹Office of Research Affairs, Chongqing University of Education, Chongqing, China.

Scientific reports

|August 22, 2025

Resumen

La innovación tecnológica digital (ITD) y la resiliencia económica urbana (RUE) están evolucionando juntas, pasando del desorden a la coordinación. Sin embargo, el desarrollo de alta calidad requiere abordar las desigualdades espaciales y los factores impulsores clave como el desarrollo económico y la capacidad de innovación.

Área de la Ciencia:

Estudios urbanos
Geografía económica
Innovación tecnológica

Sus antecedentes:

El desarrollo urbano de alta calidad requiere la evolución sinérgica de la innovación tecnológica digital y la resiliencia económica urbana.
La comprensión de la coordinación del acoplamiento entre el DTI y la UER es crucial para las aglomeraciones urbanas sostenibles.
El Cinturón Económico del Río Yangtze (YREB) presenta un caso significativo para estudiar estas dinámicas.

Objetivo del estudio:

Explorar los patrones espaciotemporales de coordinación de acoplamiento entre el DTI y la UER en el YREB.
Identificar los factores que influyen en el grado de coordinación del acoplamiento.
Proporcionar recomendaciones para fomentar un desarrollo urbano equilibrado y resiliente.

Principales métodos:

Análisis de los datos del panel a escala de ciudad a nivel de prefectura desde 2011 hasta 2022.
Examen de los patrones espaciotemporales y de los grados de coordinación del acoplamiento.
Identificación de los principales factores impulsores mediante el análisis estadístico.

Principales resultados:

El grado de coordinación del acoplamiento cambió de desorden a coordinación, pero aún no se ha logrado una coordinación de alta calidad.
Se observó un gradiente ascendente y descendente distinto y una estructura núcleo-periferia en la distribución espacial.
La desigualdad general disminuyó, pero las diferencias entre aglomeraciones siguen siendo la principal fuente de desigualdad.

Conclusiones:

El desarrollo económico, la presión fiscal, la capacidad de innovación y el apoyo a la investigación científica son factores clave para la coordinación del acoplamiento.
Se recomienda la colaboración regional, el refuerzo del apoyo fiscal y la optimización de los efectos secundarios en las ciudades centrales.
El fomento de un desarrollo equilibrado y resiliente requiere intervenciones estratégicas en materia de DTI y UER.

Palabras clave:

Coordinación del acoplamiento Innovación tecnológica digital La resiliencia económica Aglomeraciones urbanas Cinturón económico del río Yangtsé

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