2019
DOI: 10.1590/2175-3369.011.e20180160
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Urban resilience in the face of fossil fuel dependency: the case of Rio de Janeiro’s urban mobility

Abstract: Long-term scenarios for mobility within cities usually neglect the energy supply challenge and how the implied risks affect urban mobility services. High levels of private transport and fossil fuel dependency tend to prevail in urban agglomerations of modern cities in many parts of the world. The resilience approach supports a new perspective on transportation solutions, not only based on how to consume less energy or emit less CO2, but how vulnerable urban mobility is in face of a fossil threat. This paper ai… Show more

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“…Rocinha (6), Cidade de Deus (34), and Paquetá (21) are the worst regions in the overall analysis. They have the lowest levels of resilience and the highest levels of vulnerability, both as origins and destinations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Rocinha (6), Cidade de Deus (34), and Paquetá (21) are the worst regions in the overall analysis. They have the lowest levels of resilience and the highest levels of vulnerability, both as origins and destinations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors classified the level of resilience as persistent, adaptable, or transformable. The classification is based especially on the change that would occur in the users' expense matrix if fossil fuels were to double in price [34].…”
Section: Urban Resiliencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por isso, muitas organizações, como as Nações Unidas, a União Europeia, agências e departamentos governamentais, organizações não-governamentais internacionais e grupos comunitários promovem a resiliência (COAFFEE et al, 2018). Assim, elaborar uma estratégia para quantificar a resiliência pode ser uma interessante ferramenta no processo de planejamento dos sistemas de transporte (D'LIMA; MEDDA, 2015), não apenas com o objetivo de consumir menos energia ou emitir menos CO2, mas também de diminuir a vulnerabilidade da mobilidade urbana diante de uma ameaça fóssil (FERNANDES et al, 2019).…”
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“…A previsão é que, em 2040, a demanda por este combustível corresponda a 85% da demanda total dos transportes (BP, 2018). Devido à grande dependência de um suprimento de petróleo acessível e constante, o "pico de petróleo" continua sendo um problema (LEUNG;BURKE;CUI, 2018), além das crises provocadas pela variação do seu preço (LEUNG;BURKE;CUI, 2018;FERNANDES et al, 2019;MATTIOLI et al, 2019).…”
Section: A Dependência Aos Modos Motorizadosunclassified
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