Retraction:The Accessibility of Educational Public Service Facilities with Two-Step Mobile Search Taking Hetao District of Ganzhou City as an Example

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By using the two-step mobile search method of time and distance cost combined with Internet map data, taking the old urban district of Ganzhou city as research object, the spatial accessibility of primary and secondary schools from residential sites to residential areas was studied. The research shows that the reachability of primary and secondary schools in the old urban district of Ganzhou city is low, and most of the population fails to enjoy better education resources and the spatial distribution of education resources is not balanced. The reachability of primary education resources is high in geospatial area. The gathering area is the intersection of Ganjiang Street and Jiefang Street. The low-value areas are mainly the southwestern part of Nanwai Street and the northwestern area of Dongwai Street. The reachability of education resources shows a decreasing trend from the center to the surrounding areas. The education resources are concentrated in Ganjiang Street. Compared with traditional methods, the two-step mobile search method using Internet map data can more effectively and accurately reflect the accessibility of residential areas to primary and secondary schools in real time and can obtain the real conditions of traffic and roads more conveniently and also more accurat data acquisition.

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You, X., Fu, Y., & Liu, T. (2022). Retraction:The Accessibility of Educational Public Service Facilities with Two-Step Mobile Search Taking Hetao District of Ganzhou City as an Example. Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience. Hindawi Limited. https://doi.org/10.1155/2022/5646260

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