Central Europe: Urban Typology Based on Airport Location and Accessibility

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Central Europe: Urban Typology Based on Airport Location and Accessibility Daniel Seidenglanz Institute of Geography Faculty of Science Masaryk university Brno, Czech Republic seidenglanz@geogr.muni.cz

1. Geographical relevance of air transport Spatial impacts changes in global accessibility (McConnel and Brue, 2002; Bowen, 2000; Keeling, 1995; O Connor, 2003; ): positive changes negative changes Economic impacts Dynamic development: deregulation social, economic and political changes in Central Europe

Top Hubs Ranked by Centrality Index Hub 1984 1996 Index Rank Index Rank London 1 918 1 1 876 1 Frankfurt 2 074 2 1 887 2 Paris 2 109 3 1 912 3 Amsterdam 2 175 5 1 956 4 Zurich 2 257 7 2 069 5 New York 2 139 4 2 110 6 Rome 2 231 6 2 128 7 Munich 2 503 40 2 144 8 Brussels 2 321 11 2 179 9 Madrid 2 310 10 2 212 10 Vienna 2 397 21 2 214 11 Moscow 2 394 19 2 215 12 Hong Kong 2 501 39 2 218 13 Tokyo 2 581 70 2 222 14 Copenhagen 2 268 8 2 226 15 Milan 2 382 18 2 226 16 Cairo 2 352 14 2 248 17 Seoul 2 842 171 2 248 18 Los Angeles 2 321 10 2 255 19 Chicago 2 378 17 2 256 20 Source: J. Bowen (2002)

2. Goal of the paper Evaluation of the quality of air transport accessibility: good average bad Cities in Central Europe: population over 100 thousand 142 cities Airports with regular flights in Central Europe: at least one departure 55 airports

3. Cluster analyses Identification of the best accessible airport for each city (time): individual transport (car) public transport Cluster analyses: 10 clusters of cities with similar access to air transport indicators: distance (km) travel time (minute) motorway or road / way of connection of airport to transport network departure population

Cluster analysis (individual transport) - results Airport in Population Distance Travel time Motorway Departure Cluster another city (thousand) (km) (minute) (%) (number) (%) Cluster 1 1 767,9 17 26 86 245 0 Cluster 2 554,3 18 25 100 259 40 Cluster 3 374,6 41 35 100 665 75 Cluster 4 291,6 19 20 97 27 29 Cluster 5 274,0 52 40 100 30 75 Cluster 6 169,4 34 32 88 259 94 Cluster 7 156,4 86 60 100 207 100 Cluster 8 137,4 90 61 100 30 100 Cluster 9 234,2 33 33 0 20 64 Cluster 10 168,9 129 112 5 48 100

Cluster analysis (public transport) - results Railway Airport in Population Distance Travel time Departure Cluster connection another city (thousand) (km) (minute) (%) (number) (%) Cluster 1 1 620,8 4 24 50 240 0 Cluster 2 345,8 47 53 100 669 78 Cluster 3 291,5 13 30 0 18 26 Cluster 4 242,0 30 41 100 298 91 Cluster 5 364,0 7 20 100 59 20 Cluster 6 148,5 94 134 0 18 100 Cluster 7 163,5 107 84 100 94 100 Cluster 8 180,6 67 73 0 263 100 Cluster 9 142,7 42 72 0 19 92 Cluster 10 174,4 146 158 73 178 100

4. General quality of access to air transport Indexation of all clusters: individual / public transport 3 = good access; 2 = average access; 1 = bad access Summation of indices general level of access to air transport: good (5 or 6 points) average (4 points) bad (2 or 3 points) Indexation of clusters according to quality of access to air transport Individual transport Public transport cluster index cluster index cluster 1 3 cluster 1 3 cluster 2 3 cluster 2 3 cluster 3 3 cluster 3 2 cluster 4 2 cluster 4 2 cluster 5 2 cluster 5 2 cluster 6 3 cluster 6 1 cluster 7 2 cluster 7 1 cluster 8 1 cluster 8 2 cluster 9 2 cluster 9 1 cluster 10 1 cluster 10 1

Good accessibility of air transport - national differences Germany Austria Poland Czech Republic Slovakia Hungary Number of cities (%) 43,9 20,0 2,6 20,0 0,0 11,1 Population of 100K cities (%) Average accessibility of air transport - national differences 61,8 69,9 15,4 55,7 0,0 59,9 Germany Austria Poland Czech Republic Slovakia Hungary Number of cities (%) 32,9 80,0 33,3 60,0 100,0 0,0 Population of 100K cities (%) Bad accessibility of air transport - national differences 26,3 30,1 47,3 39,6 100,0 0,0 Germany Austria Poland Czech Republic Slovakia Hungary Number of cities (%) 23,2 0,0 64,1 20,0 0,0 88,9 Population of 100K cities (%) 11,8 0,0 37,3 4,7 0,0 40,1

Good accessibility of air transport - differences between population categories 500 thousand - 300 thousand - 1 million + 999 thousand 499 thousand 100 thousand - 299 thousand Number of cities (%) 100,0 53,8 18,8 21,7 Population of 100K cities (%) 100,0 53,3 17,2 22,1 Average accessibility of air transport - differences between population categories 500 thousand - 300 thousand - 1 million + 999 thousand 499 thousand 100 thousand - 299 thousand Number of cities (%) 0,0 46,2 68,8 30,2 Population of 100K cities (%) 0,0 46,7 71,8 33,4 Bad accessibility of air transport - differences between population categories 500 thousand - 300 thousand - 1 million + 999 thousand 499 thousand 100 thousand - 299 thousand Number of cities (%) 0,0 0,0 12,5 48,1 Population of 100K cities (%) 0,0 0,0 11,0 44,5

5. Other interesting results Airports with regular flights in small cities Germany: Altenburg, Friedrichshafen, Hahn, Hof-Plauen, Westerland / Sylt Austria: Klagenfurt Czech Republic: Karlovy Vary Slovakia: Zilina, Sliac, Poprad / Tatry Hungary: Sarmelleek / Balaton Best accessible airport differences in case of individual and public transport: Hannover, Leipzig / Halle, Duesseldorf, Friedrichshafen Budapest

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