Geographically Weighted Regression for the Post Carbon City and Real Estate Market Analysis: A Case Study

Massimo, Domenico Enrico; Giudice, Vincenzo Del; Paola, Pierfrancesco De; Forte, Fabiana; Musolino, Mariangela; Malerba, Alessandro

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-92099-3_17

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“…In many cases. this organic matter can be used in a variety of forms for building the cities of the future, i.e., the cork of Quercus suber L. [65][66][67][68][69]. Forest management is known to be a good tool for removing atmospheric CO 2 [70].…”

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Geobotanical Study of the Microforests of Juniperus oxycedrus subsp. badia in the Central and Southern Iberian Peninsula

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We have studied Juniperus oxycedrus L. subsp. badia (H.Gay) Debeaux in the central and southern Iberian Peninsula, where the macrobioclimate ranges from Mediterranean-pluviseasonal-oceanic to Mediterranean-pluviseasonal-continental, and the thermotype from the thermo- to the supramediterranean. The relevés were taken following the Braun-Blanquet phytosociological methodology. A statistical treatment was applied to establish a separation among Juniperus communities. To understand the presence of Juniperus communities in territories dominated by species in the Quercus genus, we applied Thornthwaite’s formula to calculate potential evapotranspiration. The general cluster analysis clearly distinguishes two groups of plant communities and separates the different associations in each group. All the plant communities growing on rocky crests and in extremely steep sloping areas are significantly influenced by the soil. The ombroclimatic index does not explain the presence of plant communities influenced by substrate, so we proposed a new ombroedaphoxeric index which explains the presence of Juniperus communities in territories with a thermotype between the thermo- and supramediterranean. The areas of distribution of Juniperus species are expanding due to the spread of rocky areas; this phenomenon causes an increase in edaphoxerophilous areas and a decrease in climatophilous ones. We propose four new plant associations, with updated structures and floristic compositions. Efficient conservation is possible in both the territories studied (Spain and Portugal) through the implementation of specific cross-border cooperation projects.

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Geobotanical Study of the Microforests of Juniperus oxycedrus subsp. badia in the Central and Southern Iberian Peninsula

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“…The research centres on issues linked to land price volatility [4,5], inflation [3], structure [6], changes [7][8][9], and factors influencing land price [1,[10][11][12]. An estimation of the effect of environmental factors on the real estate prices caused by environmental change has been analysed in the research of Del Giudice and Massimo [13,14]. Their case study deals with noise pollution influence on residential units.…”

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Spatio-Temporal Changes and Dependencies of Land Prices: A Case Study of the City of Olomouc

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Land price sustainability issues have been addressed by many authors in the past. Most of these researchers used land prices (from land price maps) as the primary data source in their studies. Only a few papers analysed official land price maps, which are available very rarely. For this reason, we studied the spatial and temporal changes of land prices in the city of Olomouc based in an analysis of official land price maps from 1993 to 2017. We proposed several research hypotheses to confirm some general statements about land price changes. We concluded that some economic indicators had a significant impact on changes in land prices. In the residential and commercial areas and historical centre, land prices are significantly higher than in other monitored aspects (land-use types). We also concluded that no link existed between land-use stability and land price stability. Surprisingly, no long-term stable areas were found in the area of interest. The analysis also confirmed that land price and its change over time varied in different spatial aspects. Unexpectedly, the smallest influence was reflected in the economic aspect. Regarding natural events in recent decades, we observed a significant drop in land prices in the vicinity of watercourses threatened by flooding. These findings can assist in better understanding local development and changes in land price. The results of this study can help in gaining better understanding of economic, social, and environmental aspects of sustainability of land price changes.

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“…is well known (Quinto-Canas et al 2010, 2018, Vila-Viçosa et al 2015, Piñar Fuentes et al 2017, Spampinato et al 2016, 2017, Vessella et al 2017). Some species (such as cork oak) are specifically very useful for carbon sequestration and as raw materials for a post carbon city (Del Giudice et al 2019, De Paola et al 2019, Malerba et al 2019, Massimo et al 2019, Spampinato et al 2019).…”

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Similarity analysis between species of the genus Quercus L. (Fagaceae) in southern Italy based on the fractal dimension

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Fuentes³

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The fractal dimension (FD) is calculated for seven species of the genus Quercus L. in Calabria region (southern Italy), five of which have a marcescent-deciduous and two a sclerophyllous character. The fractal analysis applied to the leaves reveals different FD values for the two groups. The difference between the means and medians is very small in the case of the marcescent-deciduous group and very large when these differences are established between both groups: all this highlights the distance between the two groups in terms of similarity. Specifically, Q.crenata, which is hybridogenic in origin and whose parental species are Q.cerris and Q.suber, is more closely related to Q.cerris than to Q.suber, as also expressed in the molecular analysis. We consider that, in combination with other morphological, physiological and genetic parameters, the fractal dimension is a useful tool for studying similarities amongst species.

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Geographically Weighted Regression for the Post Carbon City and Real Estate Market Analysis: A Case Study

Cited by 34 publications

References 22 publications

Geobotanical Study of the Microforests of Juniperus oxycedrus subsp. badia in the Central and Southern Iberian Peninsula

Geobotanical Study of the Microforests of Juniperus oxycedrus subsp. badia in the Central and Southern Iberian Peninsula

Spatio-Temporal Changes and Dependencies of Land Prices: A Case Study of the City of Olomouc

Similarity analysis between species of the genus Quercus L. (Fagaceae) in southern Italy based on the fractal dimension

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