Spatial Analysis of Territorial Connectivity and Accessibility in the Province of Coclé in Panama

Quijada-Alarcón, Jorge; Rodríguez-Rodríguez, Roberto; González-Cancelas, Nicoletta; Bethancourt-Lasso, Gabriel

doi:10.3390/su151511500

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“…Particularly noteworthy for their usefulness are the adya-science or neighbourhood relations between types of urban spaces. We applied the methodologies of Xia et al [60], Quijada-Alarcón et al [61], and Attwell and Fletcher [62] to figure out the forms of spatial occupation generated by the urban process in the territorial analysis, and, thanks to them, we were able to define units of urban functionality and homogeneous behaviour.…”

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Spatial Analysis Model for the Evaluation of the Territorial Adequacy of the Urban Process in Coastal Areas

Galacho-Jiménez,

Reyes-Corredera

2024

Land

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Coastal spaces are shaped by human activity. Approaching their urban spaces allows us to analyse the concepts of structure, growth, and management. Highlighting the problems associated with these concepts can lead to intensive scientific analysis and provide solid research methods. This paper focuses on the study of how the process of territorial occupation takes place and the urban forms it generates on the Spanish Mediterranean coast. It is based on the consideration that the process of territorial occupation is deficient in its territorial adequacy. To analyse this, a methodology is proposed that addresses processes of analysis at different scales: dynamics of changes in land use, the study of the morphologies of urban development with spatial analysis tools, and the adaptation of urban processes to the characteristics of the spaces that support them with multi-criteria evaluation techniques and GIS (Geographical Information Systems). The results are specified in five degrees of suitability of the occupation of the territory. Two conclusions can be observed: first, urban planning gives rise to forms of occupation that follow a similar pattern in the twenty areas studied, and second, the suitability of the urban process is not governed by planning based on precepts of suitability and environmental logic but by a weakness of the adapted planning methods.

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Spatial Analysis Model for the Evaluation of the Territorial Adequacy of the Urban Process in Coastal Areas

Galacho-Jiménez,

Reyes-Corredera

2024

Land

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“…The authors conclude that aeromedical transportation using eVTOL vehicles requires vehicles of minimum 120km of range. Another recent work on territorial accessibility is (Quijada-Alarcón et al, 2023). The authors evaluated the territorial accessibility and connectivity by proposing a three-stage methodology that includes spatial analysis.…”

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Territorial Accessibility Analysis for Urban Infrastructure Facility Location: A Case Study in Villavicencio, Colombia

ESPEJO,

ESCOBAR,

MONCADA

2024

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Territorial accessibility analysis is a crucial component of urban planning, enabling decision-makers to determine new locations for urban infrastructure facilities to enhance residents' quality of life. The objective of this paper is to propose a methodology for performing territorial accessibility analysis that integrates data analysis techniques, such as clustering, with tools like isochronous curves and percentage ogive graphs. This methodology is evaluated through a case study in Villavicencio, Colombia. Results indicate that the proposed methodology can accurately assess territorial accessibility and, in the case study, recommend investments in health and firefighting services.

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Comparison Utilization of UAV Images & Satellite Images for Geospatial Analysis

Giri,

Nongkynrih

2024

International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Techno

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The rapid advancements in remote sensing technologies have opened new avenues for geospatial analysis by providing high-quality imagery and data. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and satellites have emerged as prominent tools for capturing Earth's surface information, each offering unique advantages and limitations. This paper presents a comprehensive comparison of the utilisation of UAV images and satellite images in geospatial analysis. The practical implications of employing UAVs and satellites in diverse scenarios include environmental monitoring, disaster management, urban planning, and agriculture. The benefits of UAVs, such as their ability to capture high- resolution images with precision and on-demand deployment, are contrasted with satellites' global coverage and consistent monitoring capabilities. Integrating UAV and satellite data is emphasized as a complementary approach to geospatial analysis. Techniques for fusing data from these sources are discussed, enabling the creation of comprehensive datasets that combine detailed local information from UAVs with broader context from satellite imagery.

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Spatial Analysis of Territorial Connectivity and Accessibility in the Province of Coclé in Panama

Cited by 3 publications

References 74 publications

Spatial Analysis Model for the Evaluation of the Territorial Adequacy of the Urban Process in Coastal Areas

Spatial Analysis Model for the Evaluation of the Territorial Adequacy of the Urban Process in Coastal Areas

Territorial Accessibility Analysis for Urban Infrastructure Facility Location: A Case Study in Villavicencio, Colombia

Comparison Utilization of UAV Images & Satellite Images for Geospatial Analysis

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