Urbanie & Urbanus

Issue 2025 Jan

Counter-Urbanization

Spatiotemporal Characteristics of “Urban-Suburban-Rural” Interaction in Shanghai Metropolis: A Perspective on Commuting Mobility

Jiahui Fan

College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University, China; School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering, EPFL, Switzerland

Figures

Figure 1. “High-Medium-Low” density grid cells (left) and “Urban-Suburban-Rural” classification in Shanghai metropolis. Source: drawn by author


Figure 2. “Urban-Suburban-Rural” commuting structure in Shanghai metropolis, 2017. Source: drawn by author



Figure 3. “Urban-Suburban-Rural” commuting structure in Shanghai metropolis, 2020. Source: drawn by author



Source: drawn by author Table 1. Matrix of “urban-suburban-rural” commuting ratios in Shanghai metropolis, 2017-2020. Source: drawn by author