Análisis del patrón espacio-temporal de transmisión del COVID-19 por municipios de Baja California

Rodríguez, Alejandro Brugués; Flores, Noé Arón Fuentes; Cervantes, Alejandra Ramírez

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“…The authors added that contact restrictions are the most effective measures undertaken in Germany. This contradicts Brugués Rodríguez et al (2021), who detected the occurrence of epidemiological hotspots in regions with a high number of cross‐border workers and cross‐border tourists. Thus, the need for cross‐border cooperation in detecting imported cases of COVID‐19 infections arises.…”

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“…However, two main aims stand out, which are connected to the same triggering event: the border closure. On the one hand, the literature targets the effects of a border closure as a ‘non‐pharmaceutical intervention’ (Aravindakshan et al, 2020, p. 2) for the spread of the COVID‐19 virus and chains of infection across borders (Brugués Rodríguez et al, 2021; Hamidi et al, 2020; Laroze et al, 2021; Lemey et al, 2021; van Hensbergen et al, 2021; Williams et al, 2021; Wilmes et al, 2021). On the other hand, the literature focuses on the impact of border closures on the mobility and daily life of the population in border regions (Böhm, 2022; Haddawy et al, 2021; Järv et al, 2021; Kajta & Opiłowska, 2021; Leiblfinger et al, 2021; Martin & Bergmann, 2021; Medeiros et al, 2021; Novotný, 2021; O'Connor et al, 2021; Spennemann, 2021; Virkkunen, 2020).…”

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“…The same stock of literature critically evaluates the cooperation and communication of decision‐makers of different levels and the impact of decision‐making on the border regions. Furthermore, literature aimed at visualizing the effect of lockdowns and home office regulations on public transportation (Zhou et al, 2021) depict ‘gendered disease iconography’ during the COVID‐19 pandemic (Wu, 2021), analyze the effectiveness of mass screening, and use mass screening data for detecting infection chains (Brugués Rodríguez et al, 2021; van Hensbergen et al, 2021; Williams et al, 2021; Wilmes et al, 2021).…”

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“…A rather new approach to spatial analysis, namely smartphone-based data analysis, has been applied by Haddawy et al (2021) and Järv et al (2021). Furthermore, epidemiological modelling can be observed in Aravindakshan et al (2020) andBrugués Rodríguez et al (2021). However, mixed method approaches are also used in the selected articles, combining both qualitative and quantitative methods, as well as interdisciplinary approaches (O'Connor et al, 2021;Spennemann, 2021).…”

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“…Author(s) and year Brugués Rodríguez et al, 2021;Kajta & Opiłowska, 2021;Medeiros et al, 2021;Novotný, 2021;Opioła & Böhm, 2022;Zhou et al, 2021 Multidisciplinary Sciences Aravindakshan et al, 2020;Haddawy et al, 2021;Lemey et al, 2021;Mooses et al, 2020 Regional and Urban Planning Hamidi et al, 2020;Medeiros et al, 2021;Novotný, 2021 Public, Environmental, andOccupational Health Laroze et al, 2021;O'Connor et al, 2021;Wilmes et al, 2021Political Science Böhm, 2022Leiblfinger et al, 2021;Opioła & Böhm, 2022 Environmental Baez Moreno, 2020;Böhm, 2022;de Vries, 2020;Francetic, 2021;Haddawy et al, 2021;Järv et al, 2021;Kajta & Opiłowska, 2021;Martin & Bergmann, 2021;Medeiros et al, 2021;Mooses et al, 2020;O'Connor et al, 2021;Opioła & Böhm, 2022;Virkkunen, 2020;Williams et al, 2021;Wilmes et al, 2021;Zhou et al, 2021 CBC as an influencing factor Aravindakshan et al, 2020;Brugués Rodríguez et al, 2021;Lemey et al, 2021;van Hensbergen et al, 2021 CBC is not mentioned concretely, but results are transferab...…”

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Análisis del patrón espacio-temporal de transmisión del COVID-19 por municipios de Baja California

Cited by 3 publications

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EU labor policy recommendations drawn from COVID‐driven research attention on cross‐border commuting – A review

EU labor policy recommendations drawn from COVID‐driven research attention on cross‐border commuting – A review

COVID‐19 in Chihuahua, Mexico: Assessing its spatial behaviour through the inverse distance weighted interpolation technique

Virtual Transborder Service Learning as a Transformative Educational Pedagogy: A California, USA - Baja California, Mexico Academic Partnership in Sustainable Tourism

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