Le chaos de la traduction et la traduction du chaos

Boulanger, Pier-Pascale

doi:10.7202/012997ar

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“…These theories focus on the way a space with nonhomogeneous features influences the urban sprawl evolution, the ranking of the settlements system, the selection of a particular type of localization or the distribution of forms and urban functions within an urban agglomeration. The main theories belonging to this category are: the catastrophe theory, the dissipative structures theory, the synergistic theory and the fractals theory (Boulanger 2006).…”

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Using the fractal perspective in the analysis of the urban peripheral fabric. Case study: Pantelimon, Ilfov countyt

Cîrnu¹

2014

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This article approaches the matter of analysing the urban peripheral fabric from a fractal perspective. The urban peripheral morphology, through its generally discontinuous character, raises great questions signs upon the fairness of using the classical instruments of analysis, especially in what concerns the usage of density gradients. The purpose of this scientific undergoing is that of bringing into spotlight the usage of the Fractalyse program, as a better-adapted tool to the fieldwork, since the accent is set on the elements distribution in space and on the distances between them. We, thus, reach to a multiscalar approach of the urban fabric, from the town scale to the neighbourhood scale and that of the building itself, for a more pertinent analysis over the alternation between constructed spaces and empty parcels. In order to represent this undergoing, three types of fractal analysis will be studied (dilation, radial and space correlation analysis) to achieve a comparative approach of the urban fabric evolution in Pantelimon, which is situated nearby the Capital city and has been, over the last two decades, deeply marked by the urban sprawl phenomenon.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%