Research Article
Resilience Evaluation of Ports along the Maritime Silk Road from the Perspective of Investment and Construction
Table 1
Resilience evaluation index system of ports along the Maritime Silk Road.
| | Target layer | Rule layer | Code | Index layer (unit) | Index direction |
| | Physical space | Stability | x1 | Maximum depth of berth (m) | Positive | | x2 | Maximum berthing capacity (DWT) | Positive | | Resiliency | x3 | Number of berths | Positive | | x4 | Container port performance index | Negative | | Redundancy | x5 | Average distance connected to other ports | Negative | | x6 | Route network port degree | Positive | | Adaptability | x7 | Infrastructure development index | Positive |
| | Social space | Stability | x8 | Infrastructure development demand index | Positive | | x9 | Global Peace Index | Negative | | x10 | HAQ Index | Positive | | x11 | Per capita GDP ($10,000) | Positive | | x12 | Annual throughput of the port container (10,000 TEU) | Positive | | Resiliency | x13 | Number of doctors per 1,000 people (persons) | Positive | | x14 | Number of hospital beds per 1,000 people (beds) | Positive | | x15 | GDP growth rate (%) | Positive | | x16 | Annual growth rate of port container throughput (%) | Positive | | Redundancy | x17 | Proportion of added value of tertiary industry in GDP (%) | Positive | | Adaptability | x18 | Proportion of recurrent health expenditure in GDP (%) | Positive |
| | Information space | Stability | x19 | Proportion of Internet users (%) | Positive | | x20 | Number of fixed broadband subscribers per 100 people (households) | Positive | | Resiliency | x21 | Number of cell phone service subscriptions per 100 people (parts) | Positive | | Redundancy | x22 | Proportion of R&D expenditure in GDP (%) | Positive | | Adaptability | x23 | Proportion of education expenditure in total expenditure (%) | Positive |
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