Core Insights - The current number of smart chemical parks in China accounts for only 6.4% of the total recognized chemical parks, indicating a significant gap in smart construction across regions [1][3] - There is a disparity in the level of smart construction between eastern and western chemical parks, with many focusing more on construction rather than application [1][3] - The smart chemical parks that have emerged, such as those in Ningbo and Nanjing, have achieved precise control in areas like intelligent management and pollution source tracking, but overall smart construction still faces challenges [3][4] Group 1 - The low proportion of smart chemical parks highlights the need for improvement in the industry, as only 6.4% of recognized parks have achieved this status [3] - There is an uneven distribution of smart chemical parks, with varying levels of smart construction across different regions [3][4] - The application level of smart technologies in chemical parks needs enhancement, as many parks are still in the early stages of implementation [3][4] Group 2 - Recommendations include benchmarking against world-class standards and implementing a "smart construction project" to elevate more recognized parks to a "smart level" [3] - The industry faces systemic issues such as insufficient top-level design, weak industrial internet support, and a lack of digital infrastructure at the enterprise level [4] - There is a push for deeper integration of information technology with industrial operations to break down data barriers and enhance decision-making capabilities [4]