Assessing inequalities in urban water security through geospatial analysis
Juliana Marçal,
Junjie Shen,
Blanca Antizar-Ladislao
et al.
Abstract:Water security, which is key for sustainable development, has been broadly investigated through different spatial scales, time frames and perspectives, as a multi-dimensional concept. Fast growth and the diversity of the urban environment add to the challenges of reaching good levels of water security in cities. Yet, few studies have focused on evaluating the heterogeneous distribution of water security in urban areas, which is a key step to highlight where inequalities in large cities are present and how to b… Show more
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