2021
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-415220200242
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Índice de vulnerabilidade à COVID-19: uma aplicação para a cidade de Fortaleza (CE), Brasil

Abstract: RESUMO O estudo propôs a elaboração de um índice de vulnerabilidade à propagação da COVID-19 utilizando análise multivariada associada à análise geoespacial. O método empregado considerou a vulnerabilidade como uma combinação de três fatores: exposição, susceptibilidade e capacidade de resposta. A metodologia foi composta de seis etapas: seleção e agrupamento de variáveis; definição dos indicadores; normalização; atribuição de pesos via análise dos componentes principais; estimativa e normalização do índice; e… Show more

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“…Beckert and Barros (2022) focused solely on waste collection, as did Aquino (2020) with sanitation access. França (2020) mentioned both sanitation and access to water, as did Nunes et al (2021), as previously mentioned.…”
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confidence: 89%
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“…Beckert and Barros (2022) focused solely on waste collection, as did Aquino (2020) with sanitation access. França (2020) mentioned both sanitation and access to water, as did Nunes et al (2021), as previously mentioned.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…and Santos et al (2022) agree with andNunes et al (2021) and connect higher income to lower COVID-19 indexes, Sanhueza-Sanzana et al (2021) agrees with this consensus in a way, but actually mentions extreme poverty as directly connected to COVID-19's lethality rate Santos et al (2022). and Sanhueza-Sanzana et al (2021) also mention higher literacy rates correlates to lower COVID-19 data.…”
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“…However, this rate has increased rapidly in poorer regions. The number of infections was decreasing in areas with the highest Human Development Index, and the number of deaths was disproportionate between the richest and poorest regions of the city (Carvalho et al, 2021). In Rio de Janeiro, the highest proportion of deaths occurred in areas with the highest concentration of middle-and low-income populations (Cavalcante & Abreu, 2020;Santos et al, 2020).…”
Section: Echoes Of Urban Densification In Speeches About Fighting Aga...mentioning
confidence: 99%