La ciudad desigual en Palma (Mallorca): geografía del confinamiento durante la pandemia de la COVID-19

González-Pérez, Jesús M.; Mantiñán, María José Piñeira

doi:10.21138/bage.2998

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“…Today, COVID-19 is placing cities in crisis, meaning in particular that their spatial organisation is not adequate to meet the changes due to COVID-19 [11]. The COVID-19 pandemic, in general, is forcing a reformulation of urban studies in relation to several aspects, including, for example, those related to urban inequalities and mobility, whose criticalities are inevitably coming to light with the health emergency [12,13]. However, in the future, other phenomena (i.e., climate change) will cause other crises.…”

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Real Estate Market Responses to the COVID-19 Crisis: Which Prospects for the Metropolitan Area of Naples (Italy)?

2021

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The health emergency caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the entire world since the beginning of 2020, changing living and working conditions. The pandemic has generated a crisis that is having and will continue to have consequences on all sectors of the economy, including the real estate market. During the lockdown period, houses became spaces for both living and working, as well as for leisure activities. Therefore, they were modified to meet the new requirements of communities forced to spend most of their time at home. This will also affect the real estate market in the near future in terms of trends and the characteristics of desirable houses. This research aims to analyse the trends in the residential market in Italy and in particular in the metropolitan area of Naples (Italy). Starting from official sources, the trends of the real estate market, and in particular in the metropolitan area of Naples from 2009 to 2020, have been analysed. Then, two surveys were conducted involving both the community and real estate agents operating in the territory, in order to investigate the effects that COVID-19 has had on the real estate market. The analysis carried out highlights structural changes in the demand for residential properties in the metropolitan area of Naples due to the new requirements as a result of COVID-19.

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Real Estate Market Responses to the COVID-19 Crisis: Which Prospects for the Metropolitan Area of Naples (Italy)?

2021

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“…La oportunidad que ofrecen los nuevos datos del ADRH -parte nuclear de este trabajo-contrasta con el escaso uso que han tenido por parte de la comunidad geográfica española. Son escasos los trabajos Geografía de la renta de los hogares en España a nivel municipal: nuevos datos y nuevas posibilidades de geovisualización, ... que mencionan o utilizan esta fuente de datos (Checa, Martín, López & Nel•lo, 2020;González & Piñeira, 2020) y no se ha localizado ninguna publicación científica que presente y haga uso de todo el potencial del citado Atlas. Precisamente, la principal novedad y el carácter original del trabajo que aquí se presenta está relacionado con el hecho de que se logran superar las limitaciones que hasta el momento han presentado las fuentes de datos tradicionales para el análisis de la distribución de la renta de los hogares de España.…”

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Geografía de la renta de los hogares en España a nivel municipal: nuevos datos y nuevas posibilidades de geovisualización, exploración y análisis espacial en entornos cloud

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Paneque

Rodríguez³

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En el contexto del cuarto paradigma científico, la Geografía cuenta con una oportunidad única para desarrollar nuevas formas de investigación mediante el diseño y uso de herramientas de geovisualización, exploración y análisis de datos espaciales en plataformas cloud, así como para explotar nuevas fuentes de datos. El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar diferentes variables e indicadores del Atlas de distribución de renta de los hogares a nivel municipal para el año 2017, a través del desarrollo de una aplicación web que permite realizar análisis exploratorios de datos espaciales e identificar nuevas hipótesis de trabajo que, finalmente, ayuden a seleccionar y definir las metodologías de análisis. Esta exploración preliminar se basa en las posibilidades de geovisualización multiescalar (geovisores web) y de interacción con los datos en los clientes web, a través del uso de herramientas de filtrado, agrupación o análisis (widgets), así como en las posibilidades de identificación y caracterización de una serie de conglomerados (clústeres), que permiten avanzar en la comprensión de la distribución espacial de la renta y sus fuentes de ingreso en España. Los resultados muestran nuevas tipologías territoriales y patrones espaciales que, además, contribuyen a superar ciertas creencias o ‘estigmas’ territoriales. Este trabajo quiere ser una primera aportación a un proyecto más amplio sobre patrones espaciales y desequilibrios territoriales en España que, además, pueda contribuir a consolidar una nueva forma de hacer Geografía.

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“…COVID-19 knows about class. Pandemic maps show the unequal cities (Bilal, 2020;González & Piñeira, 2020;Méndez, 2020).…”

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Cartographies on COVID-19 and functional divisions of the territory: an analysis on the evolution of the pandemic based on Basic Health Areas (BHA) in Castile and Leon (Spain)

López

Luque

Arnáiz

2021

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In the face of the confusion and uncertainty that COVID-19 has caused over the last year, Geography has proven to be a useful aid in the interpretation of the spatial dynamics that explain the transmission of the virus. Applied cartography and GIS analysis of epidemiological data have been consolidated as essential tools for interpreting the health crisis. This paper explores the usefulness of maps for the study of the evolution of the pandemic in Castile and Leon, one of the Spanish regions with the highest levels of infection and mortality. Based on the statistical variables of sick and dead people at the scale of the Basic Health Area (BHA), a first analytical approach is carried out by means of a sequence of dynamic maps during the first wave. Afterwards, a systematic study is carried out using thematic mapping for the period of the three waves, a period between March 2020 and March 2021. The analysis unravels the differential impact of the disease between rural and urban areas and reveals the problems of the mismatch between the functional divisions of the territory (BHA, as units of health analysis) and the scale of administrative management (municipalities, as the effective scale of action).

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La ciudad desigual en Palma (Mallorca): geografía del confinamiento durante la pandemia de la COVID-19

Cited by 20 publications

References 15 publications

Real Estate Market Responses to the COVID-19 Crisis: Which Prospects for the Metropolitan Area of Naples (Italy)?

Real Estate Market Responses to the COVID-19 Crisis: Which Prospects for the Metropolitan Area of Naples (Italy)?

Geografía de la renta de los hogares en España a nivel municipal: nuevos datos y nuevas posibilidades de geovisualización, exploración y análisis espacial en entornos cloud

Cartographies on COVID-19 and functional divisions of the territory: an analysis on the evolution of the pandemic based on Basic Health Areas (BHA) in Castile and Leon (Spain)

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