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2. Spatial contagion during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic: Some lessons from the case of Madrid, Spain.
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Hierro, María and Maza, Adolfo
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COVID-19 pandemic ,VIRAL transmission ,POPULATION density ,COVID-19 ,STAY-at-home orders - Abstract
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- 2023
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3. Spatial models for online retail churn: Evidence from an online grocery delivery service in Madrid.
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Llave Montiel, Miguel Angel and López, Fernando
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LOCAL delivery services ,BUSINESS losses ,MARKETING executives ,URBAN ecology (Sociology) - Abstract
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- 2020
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4. Desigualdades Socioespaciales en la Educación Secundaria Postobligatoria. El Caso de Madrid.
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Rujas, Javier, Prieto, Miriam, and Rogero-García, Jesús
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UPPER class ,SECONDARY school students ,URBAN education ,SEGREGATION in education ,SECONDARY education ,EDUCATIONAL equalization - Abstract
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- 2020
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5. Planning for sustainable urban mobility in Southern Europe: insights from Rome and Madrid.
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Angiello, Gennaro
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SUSTAINABLE urban development ,URBAN policy ,URBAN planning ,LOCAL government - Abstract
Starting from the relationship between urban planning and mobility management, TeMA has gradually expanded the view of the covered topics, always following a rigorous scientific in-depth analysis. This section of the Journal, Review Notes, is the expression of a continuous updating of emerging topics concerning relationships among urban planning, mobility and environment, through a collection of short scientific papers. The Review Notes are made of four parts. Each section examines a specific aspect of the broader information storage within the main interests of TeMA Journal. In particular, the Urban Practices section aims at producing, analyzing and reporting data on recent and relevant policies in the urban domain. The present note in particular reports on the recent initiatives undertaken by two major Southern European capitals to foster sustainable mobility: Rome (IT) and Madrid (ES). To this aim, the note briefly introduces the legal background and current developments of the Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan (SUMP), a framework developed by the European Commission to support local administrations in developing holistic urban mobility strategies. This is followed by (i) an overview of the mobility situations in Rome and Madrid and by (ii) an analysis of the objectives, the strategies and the measures set in their respective SUMPs. A comparative analysis of the two SUMPs is proposed in the last paragraph as summary factsheet of the contribution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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6. O ativismo das jovens feministas em Madri pós-15M.
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Schulz, Rosangela and Cabezas González, Maria Almudena
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POLITICAL participation ,ACTIVISTS ,POLITICAL movements ,POLITICAL parties ,ATTITUDE (Psychology) ,INTERGENERATIONAL relations - Abstract
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- 2020
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7. En la ciudad de Madrid todos los caminos conducen a Airbnb.
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Antonia Martínez-Caldentey, María, Murray, Ivan, and Blázquez-Salom, Macià
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VACATIONS ,TOURIST camps, hostels, etc. ,GEOGRAPHIC spatial analysis ,RESIDENTIAL real estate ,TOURISTS - Abstract
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- 2020
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8. Identificación cultural y emocional con Madrid a través de la serie Valeria (Netflix, 2020-2023).
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M. J., Higueras-Ruiz
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CULTURAL identity , *EMOTIONS , *EMOTIONS in motion pictures , *TELEVISION series , *ECONOMIC activity , *EXPORT marketing , *LOCAL foods , *BIBLIOGRAPHIC databases - Abstract
VoD -video on demand- platforms have promoted a global television market in the current audiovisual industry. Thanks to its transnational character, the operator of Netflix distributes around the world TV series produced inside a local context, and national cultural identities are transmitted in a global context. The present paper aims to determine the Spanish idiosyncrasy through images about the city of Madrid in Netflix original fiction: Valeria (2020-2023). A qualitative methodology has been used to conduct a bibliographic review and examine this TV fiction. To do so, we elaborate an analysis table with technical data, cultural and emotional identification, and audiovisual language in scenes which show places of Madrid. Findings show the inclusion of outdoors and architectures, locals of economic activity, and identity symbols across images which articulate personal and professional stories with a suitable audiovisual filmmaking. Conclusions highlight the cultural proximity for a local audience, and touristic options of Madrid through this TV series and its promotional material. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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9. Evaluation of the Impact Caused by the Snowfall after Storm Filomena on the Arboreal Masses of Madrid.
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Pérez-González, María Eugenia, García-Alvarado, José María, García-Rodríguez, María Pilar, and Jiménez-Ballesta, Raimundo
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LANDSAT satellites ,FOREST surveys ,URBAN gardens ,SURFACE temperature ,URBAN parks ,URBAN agriculture - Abstract
Following a copious and famous snowfall in Madrid city (Spain) and its surrounding area, the tree masses were analysed to assess the impact of this snowfall. In this way, this paper proposes an approach towards urban forest impact inventory mapping as a consequence of the snowfall of January 2021, and the subsequent atmospheric stability, which kept surface temperatures in Madrid close to −10 °C. The study has been carried out using snowfall data from 1920 to 2020 and images from the Sentinel, Landsat and MODIS satellites. The results obtained by means of image changes in the NDVI reveal a clear impact on the trees, with 11% of the winter vegetation cover of the municipality being affected. Especially significant has been the damage detected both in the forest areas in the city and in the parks, gardens or urban roads. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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10. Las pinturas de la iglesia del convento de San Pascual de Madrid: propuesta para la ubicación de sus pinturas.
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BUESO, DAVID
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SEVENTEENTH century ,NINETEENTH century ,ADMIRALS ,DEMOLITION ,CONVENTS - Abstract
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- 2022
11. EL DUQUE DE TERRANOVA EN LA CORTE DE FELIPE II ENTRE CONTIENDAS CORTESANAS, AVISOS PRUDENTES Y RELACIONES PELIGROSAS.
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Scalisi, Lina
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SPANISH monarchy ,INTERNATIONAL alliances ,DIPLOMATS ,AMBASSADORS ,PERSONALITY ,ELECTIONS - Abstract
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- 2021
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12. Political critique in Madrid's urban art scene: from the late '90s until now.
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Gutiérrez-Colomer Ruiz, Natalia, Izquierdo Expósito, Violeta, and Abejón Mendoza, Paloma
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SOCIAL criticism ,POLITICAL attitudes ,HISTORIC districts ,POLITICAL movements ,LIVING conditions ,OPEN innovation - Abstract
The aim of this paper is to explore the political messages painted on Madrid's walls by urban artists from the beginning of this artistic and political movement (the end of the 1990s) to the present day. We developed an extensive field-work that has helped us to create the first compilation of the key political messages of urban art in Madrid, based on an exploratory research approach complemented by the use of social media search. This descriptive and documentary approach was followed while keeping in mind that a wall is a public channel open to all and an outstanding method for expressing any political opinion with the greatest amount of visibility. Over the time span analyzed, the investigation discovered 15 urban artists with political content in their artistic production. The findings indicate that the political theme of these artists' works focuses primarily on condemning the Spanish government for current issues such as corruption or the economic crisis, as well as past events such as the Iraq War. Other recurring themes include social criticism of municipal policies and the living conditions of underprivileged groups such as refugees and beggars, as well as support for feminism and critiques of the rapid gentrification process of certain historic Madrid neighborhoods, such as Malasaña and Lavapiés. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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13. DE LA FÁBRICA AL BARRIO: EL MOTÍN DE LAS CIGARRERAS MADRILEÑAS EN 1830.
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París Martín, Álvaro
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GENDER ,WORKING class ,PRODUCTIVE life span ,NEIGHBORHOODS ,COLLECTIVE action ,SOLIDARITY ,RIOTS - Abstract
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- 2021
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14. Teaching tourism: urban routes design using GIS Story Map.
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Mínguez, Carmen
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URBAN tourism ,URBAN planning ,GEOGRAPHIC information systems ,TOURISM ,ACTIVE learning ,OUTCOME-based education ,MAPS - Abstract
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- 2021
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15. Entrepreneurship among female immigrants: A case study in Madrid.
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OSORIO-GARCÍA-DE-OTEYZA, Miguel, PÉREZ-COUTADO, Ariana, and JIMÉNEZ-SOSA, Mirian
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WOMEN immigrants ,BUSINESSWOMEN ,GOAL (Psychology) ,ENTREPRENEURSHIP ,BUSINESS planning - Abstract
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- 2020
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16. Interés y participación política de los preuniversitarios madrileños en el nuevo escenario político.
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Aladro Vico, Eva and Requeijo Rey, Paula
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POLITICAL participation , *SOCIAL movements , *DIRECT democracy , *TELEVISION networks , *SOCIAL networks - Abstract
This paper investigates the interest and political participation of Madrid pre-university students in the new political Spanish scenario. A wide bibliographic review of international and national studies is developed. The results of a survey involving 250 pre-university students in Madrid is also are analyzed. The study results reveal that support of parties and leaders is very low. However, the interest in politics and the evaluation of the vote are very high. Besides, unconventional mechanisms such as social movements, strikes, demonstrations and the social networks achieve an important support. Young people get informed about politics through digital newspapers, televisions and social networks. The paper concludes that Madrid's pre-university students have interest in politics but they feel disaffection towards parties and their leaders. The distancing and rejection is directed to the functioning of democracy, not to democracy itself. It is urgent to renew and regenerate the conventional political structures to reconnect with this group. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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17. ¿Te ha tocado? El sorteo llega a la política de Madrid.
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GANUZA, ERNESTO and MENÉNDEZ, MARÍA
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POLITICAL participation ,ELECTIONS ,OBSERVATORIES ,DEMOCRACY ,EXPERIENCE - Abstract
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- 2020
18. Between "ghettos", "safe spaces" and "gaytrification": exploring the specificities of LGBT neighbourhoods in Southern Europe.
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Costa, Pedro and Pires, Paulo
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NEIGHBORHOODS ,URBAN planning ,LGBTQ+ neighborhoods ,GAY community ,LGBTQ+ communities ,LGBTQ+ people - Abstract
In recent decades, "LGBT neighbourhoods" or "gay Villages" have been gaining some prominence and particular characteristics within cities, representing safe spaces for the expression and negotiation of individual and collective identities as well as for the political affirmation of LGBT communities and queer identities. As other areas that have been the main drivers of urban revitalization of inner-cities, such as cultural and creative quarters or multicultural spaces, these territories distinguish for the social practices of their users and inhabitants, the specificities of their economic activity, or their contribute to creativity or social integration. More than community ghettos, these areas have been characterized by their openness and vibrancy, enhancing the coexistence of diverse lifestyles, trajectories and identities, but also by the contribution of LGBT people to the gentrification of these districts through their strong commercial, residential and symbolic presence. Drawing upon an empirical work developed in Lisbon (Príncipe Real district) and Madrid (Chueca district), based on in-depth interviews to LGBT residents and participant observation in the two neighbourhoods, this paper characterizes the main evolutionary trajectories and specificities of these two districts. An analysis is made confronting the characteristics and contingencies of these areas with other cases previously studied in literature, identifying the existence of notable differences and suggesting evidence of significant specificities, which can represent a "South European" approach to the reality of "Gay Villages". Some generic principles for urban planning are drawn out from the analysis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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19. A "Diagnose" of Muslims' Social Integration in Madrid.
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ROSCA, MARIANA
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SOCIAL integration ,MUSLIMS ,MUSLIM youth ,SEMI-structured interviews ,DATA integration - Abstract
In the current context of increased attention to the Muslim minority and the religiously framed conflicts of some segments of Islam, this paper aims to contribute with empirical evidence on Muslim "problematicity" in Madrid, exploring their main barriers to social integration by analyzing the data from semi-structured interviews with Muslim leaders. Although the Muslim minority is officially recognized by the Spanish State, the legal provisions are not fully implemented. The lack of implementation hinders the Muslims' proper social integration in Madrid and reveals the first category of problems identified, of operational character, which - with the proper implementation of the agreement - could be easily solved. Furthermore, the second type of problems emerges and refers to the increased concern on Muslim youth. The ongoing tensions between the majority and Muslim minorities, altogether with the tensions between Muslim parents and Muslim youth pose significant challenges to the latter and to the Spanish society as a whole, in long term, especially with the rise of the radicalization of Muslim youth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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20. Analysis of Lavapiés through its Linguistic Landscape and the Press.
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de Lobado García, Ester Saiz and Guijarro, Almudena Revilla
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LINGUISTIC landscapes , *CORPORA , *LINGUISTIC analysis , *PUBLIC spaces , *PRESS - Abstract
The XXth century gateway cities in Europe, such as Madrid, have followed and in-depth population readjustment, due to the arrival of immigrants from all over the world. This readjustment has left traces in the public spaces of the city; and the media have noted this phenomenon as well. This paper aims at analysing the superdiversity present in Lavapiés, through two different and complementary methodologies: the analyses of the Linguistic Landscape and of press corpora. The analysis of the landscape of the territory will be conducted through a corpus of images or Linguistic Cartography that includes samples of multilingualism present in the area. The press corpora contain news stories, interviews and articles on immigration. These analyses will provide a better picture of the area, in terms of diversity. This paper is part of the Post-conference Special Issue on Language and Migration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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21. Challenges for the revitalisation of peri-urban agriculture in Spain: Territorial analysis of the Madrid and Oviedo metropolitan areas.
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MORÁN ALONSO, Nerea, OBESO MUÑIZ, Ícaro, HERNÁNDEZ AJA, Agustín, and FERNÁNDEZ GARCÍA, Felipe
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URBAN growth ,URBAN agriculture ,CULTURAL maintenance ,METROPOLITAN areas ,ORGANIC farming ,AGRICULTURAL landscape management - Abstract
Contemporary urban sprawl and urban functional centrality at the regional scale have made the classical urban-rural dichotomy no longer valid. Instead, urban development generates a range of peri-urban transitional areas in which urban and rural uses are mixed in a fragmented land mosaic. The main objective of this paper is to detect opportunitites for the revitalisation of peri-urban agriculture based on an analysis and comparison of its evolution in two different regional contexts in Spain. The peri-urban space is delimited according to density, topography and perceptual criteria. Aerial images and cartographic bases are used to identify land quality and land use changes in the areas, concluding that peri-urban agriculture has suffered both urban occupation and internal changes in crops and agricultural uses, experiencing a process of decline. Innovative initiatives performed in these spaces are also explored as opportunities for revitalisation from a multifunctional approach, linking urban population to peri-urban agriculture, organic farming or landscape management. This analysis serves as a prerequisite to develop new policies for the planning of peri-urban agriculture at local and regional scales, based on a deep understanding of the territory and its evolution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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22. Algo más sobre los moriscos de Madrid.
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Moreno Díaz del Campo, Francisco J.
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MORISCOS ,SPANISH Muslims ,EXPULSION of Moriscos from Spain, 1609-1614 ,SOCIAL classes ,SPANISH Inquisition, 1478-1820 ,SOCIAL history - Abstract
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- 2017
23. El desarrollo de iniciativas de innovación social en el contexto de la pandemia: el caso de la Red de Apoyo de Aluche en la ciudad de Madrid.
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Tribiño, Lucía Cobos, López, Erika Pareja, Sánchez-Moral, Simón, Mohíno, Inmaculada, and Crespo, Laura Laosa
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COVID-19 pandemic ,SOCIAL innovation ,SOCIAL facts ,SOCIAL networks ,NEIGHBORHOODS - Abstract
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- 2024
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24. Global Cities in Transition: New York and Madrid in the Films of Chus Gutiérrez.
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Beceiro, Sagrario, Herrero, Begoña, Mejón, Ana, and Romero Santos, Rubén
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CITIES & towns ,WOMEN artists ,GROUP identity ,YOUNG women - Abstract
In her triple condition of emigrant, artist and woman, the work of Spanish filmmaker Chus Gutiérrez is a privileged and singular object of study. Through her filmography it is possible to approach the changes that have taken place in the cities on both sides of the Atlantic. Chus Gutiérrez resided in New York during the decade of the 1980s and returned to Madrid to witness the changes that this city was undergoing: from being the epicenter of a dictatorship to a democratic city. Her vision of both places is clearly reflected in two of her films: Sublet (1992) and El Calentito (2005). The protagonists profiled by Chus Gutiérrez in these films are young women who move through complex metropolitan spaces at a critical moment of their lives. Cities become another character, illustrating, pushing, or limiting their course; spaces in which the protagonists accept their differences and begin the search for their individual and collective identity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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25. City thresholds. The role of urban green infrastructures in Madrid.
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SANTO-TOMÁS MURO, ROCÍO and RODRÍGUEZ ROMERO, EVA J.
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GREEN infrastructure ,URBAN fringe ,LANDSCAPES ,IDENTITY (Philosophical concept) - Abstract
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- 2020
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26. Impact of "Optimize Energy Performance" Credit Achievement on the Compensation Strategy of Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for Existing Buildings Gold-Certified Office Space Projects in Madrid and Barcelona, Spain.
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Pushkar, Svetlana
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LEADERSHIP in Energy & Environmental Design ,FISHER exact test ,BUILDING commissioning - Abstract
The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for Existing Buildings (LEED-EB) version 3 (v3) and version 4 (v4) gold-certified office space certification strategies in Spain have not yet been studied. The two purposes of this study were to evaluate (1) the impact of high or low achievements in the energy and atmosphere (EA) "optimize energy performance" credit (EAc1 for v3 and EAc8 for v4) on the compensation strategy for LEED "compensation group" credits and (2) the impact of EAc1-v3 or EAc8-v4 on the monotonic change in LEED "compensation group" credits. Data on a total of 77 LEED-EB v3 and 43 LEED-EB v4 gold-certified office space projects were collected. In the v3 group, 26 LEED-certified projects had the highest EAc1 achievements (v3 group 1), and 26 LEED-certified projects had the lowest EAc1 achievements (v3 group 2). In the v4 group, 15 LEED-certified projects had the highest EAc8 achievements (v4 group 1), and 15 LEED-certified projects had the lowest EAc8 achievements (v4 group 2). The exact Wilcoxon–Mann–Whitney test and Fisher's exact 2 × 2 with Lancaster's correction test were used to estimate the difference between groups 1 and 2. Spearman's rank-order correlation was used to assess monotonic change in LEED credits. The results show that v3 and v4 group 1 outperformed v3 and v4 group 2 in EAc1 and EAc8 (p < 0.0001, respectively). However, v3 and v4 group 2 outperformed v3 and v4 group 1 in "renewable energy" (EAc4 for v3 and EAc6 for v4, p = 0.0039 and 0.0088, respectively) and "building commissioning" (EAc2.2 for v3, p = 0.0015; EAc3 for v4, p = 0.0560, respectively). EAc1-v3 and LEED v3 "compensation group" credits showed a moderate negative correlation (r
s = −0.53 and p < 0.0001). EAc8-v4 and LEED v4 "compensation group" credits showed a strong negative correlation (rs = −0.74 and p < 0.0001). As a result, increasing the share of renewable energy and performing building commissioning in LEED-EB v3- and v4-certified projects occurred only as a compensation strategy in response to the low achievement in the "optimize energy performance" credit. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2023
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27. Assessing population vulnerability towards summer energy poverty: Case studies of Madrid and London.
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Sanchez-Guevara, Carmen, Núñez Peiró, Miguel, Taylor, Jonathon, Mavrogianni, Anna, and Neila González, Javier
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URBAN heat islands , *POPULATION - Abstract
Abstract Climate change is expected to increase the frequency and duration of hot weather and its associated adverse health effects. In dense urban areas, these phenomena will be exacerbated by the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect and indoor overheating. This paper assesses population exposure and vulnerability to high summer temperatures by exploring the geospatial connection between the UHI, housing energy efficiency and overheating risk, and social vulnerability indicators, such as income and the elderly population. Focusing on Madrid and London, two European cities with strong UHIs but contrasting drivers of indoor heat risk, the spatial distribution of selected indicators were analysed by means of Geographical Information Systems, and areas with the highest vulnerability towards summer energy poverty were identified. It was found that while 'hot and vulnerable' areas are present in both Madrid and London, there are significant differences in climate, socioeconomic distribution and housing between the two cities. In warmer climates such as Madrid, energy poverty—traditionally defined by wintertime heating—requires its definition to be broadened to include summertime cooling needs; in the context of climate change and urban warming trends, this may soon also be the case in northern cities such as London. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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28. WILD FOOD PLANTS TRADITIONALLY USED IN THE PROVINCE OF MADRID, CENTRAL SPAIN.
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Tardío, Javier, Pascual, Higinio, and Morales, Ramón
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EDIBLE wild plants ,EDIBLE plants ,ETHNOBIOLOGY ,BIODIVERSITY - Abstract
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- 2005
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29. Can human disturbance promote nestedness? A case study with breeding birds in urban habitat fragments.
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Fernández-Juricic, Esteban
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ANIMAL communities ,BIRDS ,PEDESTRIANS - Abstract
Several factors, singly or in combination, have proven relevant in promoting nestedness in animal communities (area, isolation, habitat structure, etc.); however, little empirical evidence exists about the role of human disturbance. The goal of this paper was to assess whether human disturbance (pedestrians) may affect bird species composition in such a way as to generate a nested distributional pattern. The study was conducted in an urban fragmented landscape, the city of Madrid, where wooded parks were suitable fragments for many bird species, and had different levels of human visitation. At the community level, the distribution of species was significantly nested in two consecutive breeding seasons. Using two different procedures ("temperature" and "departures" methods) to analyse causality in nestedness, I found that pedestrian rate, fragment size and the diversity of stems were significantly correlated to the nested pattern. When analysed simultaneously, and controlling for their independent effects, these factors still accounted for nestedness. Pedestrian rate was the only factor significantly associated with changes in species composition between years. At the individual species level, 74 and 41% of species were significantly nested in relation to pedestrian rate in 1997 and 1998, respectively; however, these percentages were independent of foraging substrate and body size. Besides the classic area and habitat diversity effects, human disturbance can also promote nestedness: locally, by restraining the time and space of foraging and breeding opportunities, thus reducing fragment suitability, and regionally, by increasing extinction and decreasing colonization probabilities in highly disturbed fragments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2002
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30. Implementing city-level carbon accounting: A comparison between Madrid and London.
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Andrade, José Célio Silveira, Dameno, Andrea, Pérez, Javier, de Andrés Almeida, Juan Manuel, and Lumbreras, Julio
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CARBON manufacturing , *EMISSION inventories , *GREENHOUSE gases & the environment , *INPUT-output analysis - Abstract
A change of focus from the current production-based Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions inventory to an integrated production-consumption carbon accounting system would improve the quality of city-level inventories. London is one of the few cities in the world which has reported its GHG emission inventory using Consumption-Based (CB) methodologies. Although Madrid has adopted the Global Protocol for Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories (GPC) to report their GHG emissions, the city has never officially reported its GHG inventory using CB methodologies. Thus, the goal of this study is to analyze the challenges that must be faced by the production-based GHG emission inventory of Madrid in order to estimate GHG emissions from their supply chains and final consumers using the London's GHG emissions inventory experience. From the comparison between the 2010 GHG emission inventories of Madrid and London some challenges could emerge that Madrid's decision-makers might need to face regarding urban carbon accounting practices. As results, this paper shows that if GHG emissions from urban supply chains and final consumers are considered, the total GHG emissions reported by the Madrid inventory could double. This increase is similar to what London experienced when comparing production-based and integrated production-consumption GHG inventories. Besides, some difficulties related to lack of information were found when estimating GHG emissions associated with those goods and services consumed in Madrid. It would be useful to develop a full CB inventory using environmentally extended input-output (EEIO) matrices, more city-level primary data, and local cradle-to-grave factors, following the methodology applied by the London inventory. These actions would allow a more accurate calculation of urban supply chains and final consumer GHG emissions in Madrid. Finally, further research is recommended in order to improve the current knowledge about the contributions of the energy, transport and waste sectors to GHG emissions in both, Madrid and London. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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31. Tendencias de gentrificación y turistificación en el centro histórico de Madrid. El caso de Lavapiés.
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Rodríguez, Álvaro Mazorra
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EQUALITY ,SOCIAL structure ,POLARIZATION (Social sciences) ,GENTRIFICATION ,URBAN renewal ,DATA analysis - Abstract
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- 2023
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32. Estrategia de fijación de precios en la industria hotelera. El caso del hotel Tryp Atocha Madrid.
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CALVO, ELENA, Tapia, Javier, and Albisu, Pablo
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PRICES ,METROPOLIS ,CUSTOMER satisfaction ,PRICE increases ,HOTELKEEPERS - Abstract
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- 2022
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33. LA ESTRATEGIA DEL ODIO: POLARIZACIÓN Y ENFRENTAMIENTO PARTIDISTA EN TWITTER DURANTE LAS ELECCIONES A LA ASAMBLEA DE MADRID DE 2021.
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HERRERO IZQUIERDO, JACOBO, REGUERO SANZ, ITZIAR, BERDÓN PRIETO, PABLO, and MARTÍN JIMÉNEZ, VIRGINIA
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POLITICAL communication ,CORPORA ,POLITICAL campaigns ,POLARIZATION (Social sciences) ,POLITICAL parties ,ELECTIONS ,PARTISANSHIP - Abstract
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- 2022
34. Public housing as urban heritage: experience and research approach in Spain.
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CERVERO SÁNCHEZ, NOELIA
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HOUSING ,PUBLIC housing ,PLANNED communities ,SUSTAINABILITY ,URBAN policy ,TWENTIETH century - Abstract
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- 2022
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35. "The Unbearable Green Demon": A Critical Analysis of Press Representation around the Extermination of Monk Parakeets in Madrid.
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Fernández, Laura, Moreno, Jose A., and Suárez-Domínguez, Alejandro
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MONK parakeet ,INTRODUCED species ,NEWSPAPERS ,SOCIAL media - Abstract
We examine the press representation of monk parakeets (Myiopsitta monachus) and their population management in Madrid city. To do this, we analyze mentions of this species in six Spanish newspapers for the case of Madrid. We apply a mixed methodology composed of framing, text analysis, and sentiment analysis. This multi-method approach allows us to further examine the framing and word choice of the newspapers, concluding that the press representation of monk parakeets has been biased and non-ethically led. We discuss this outcome by proposing a media representation guided by non-speciesist ethical framings and avoiding the objectification of nonhuman animals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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36. Certifications in short food supply chains in the region of Madrid. Part of the alternative?
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González-Azcárate, Mario, Cruz-Maceín, José Luis, and Bardají, Isabel
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FOOD supply , *SUPPLY chains , *LOCAL foods , *FOOD labeling , *CERTIFICATION , *PRODUCT attributes - Abstract
Third party certified food labelling schemes can be used to reduce asymmetric information in anonymous markets. However, in short food supply chains (SFSCs) trust linkages can be also built through direct contact between consumers and producers. This paper analyzes which type of local producers are interested in these officially recognized certifications, inferring the role that third party certified labelling schemes can play for SFSCs in the Region of Madrid (RofM). For this purpose, 71 producers were surveyed in 2018. We studied their interest in third party certifications, what food attributes they offer to consumers and their perceptions about SFSCs. Producers without interest in third party certifications not only offer direct product attributes but also inform about production methods and their characteristics as producers. Furthermore, these producers have more social and environmental ethical concerns for conventional chains, recognizing SFSCs as solutions with social, economic and environmental benefits. The findings of our study suggest that policies that promote or require existing officially recognized certifications in SFSCs may limit the participation of these committed producers. Therefore, third party certifications may not be the best strategy to support these producers in fostering a transition towards a more sustainable local food system in the RofM. • Third party certifications may not be the best strategy to foster some SFSCs. • Producers' interest in certification is not linked with SFSC perceived drawbacks. • Pro-certification producers understand SFSCs firstly as an economic strategy. • Certifications are not worthy for communicating holistically about food products. • Lack of producers' interest in certification is linked to SFSCs with direct contact. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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37. La cuestión funeraria islámica: el "enquistado" caso de la metrópolis madrileña.
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SALGUERO MONTAÑO, Óscar and SIGUERO LIZANO, Alba
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COVID-19 pandemic ,MUSLIMS ,CIVIL rights ,PUBLIC administration ,CITIZENSHIP ,FUNERAL services ,FREEDOM of religion ,PUBLIC spaces - Abstract
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- 2021
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38. Networking and innovation: lessons from the aeronautical clusters of Madrid.
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Alfonso-Gil, Javier and Vazquez-Barquero, Antonio
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BUSINESS networks , *INNOVATIONS in business , *INDUSTRIAL clusters , *BUSINESS planning , *AERONAUTICS - Abstract
The paper describes adjustments within the Madrid aeronautics cluster, which are driven by changes in the sourcing strategy of Airbus. Knowledge capabilities gain importance for the relations and importance of single organisations. Based on a detailed analysis of single organisations in the cluster, implications for the network structures and innovation processes are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2010
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39. The 1886 tornado of Madrid
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Gayà, Miquel
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TORNADOES , *CYCLONES - Abstract
Abstract: Considering the number of dead people, the worst tornado in the last two centuries in Spain is presented. The words used to describe the phenomenon have hidden it to the general public and the specialist The coetaneous press and other printed sources have been revised, and this has let us know the true sense of those words as well as the sequence of the tornadic event. The synoptic situation that was presented by some European Meteorological Offices in 1886 has been revised when all available data and some indirect information have been included. Tornado track and force have been plotted on the actual map of the city following the available information in the newspapers and other documents. Other subjective comments made by the paper writers have allowed us to find out some psychological and sociological aspects used to enhance the tragic perception of their readers. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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- 2007
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40. UNA INVESTIGACIÓN CUALITATIVA EN BUSCA DE LA DIVERSIDAD DE LÓGICAS DE ACTUACIÓN: LA PRUEBA DEL VIH EN HSH.
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Jociles, María Isabel, Villaamil, Fernando, and Lores, Fernando
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GAY men's attitudes , *DIAGNOSIS of HIV infections , *GAY men's sexual behavior , *QUALITATIVE research - Abstract
This paper is supported by a socio-anthropological study focused on a sample of HIV test made in Madrid among homosexual men, in order to explore why this kind of population refuses or delays making HIV analyses. From a practical point of view, we try to generate new approach designs to make these social actors change their minds toward the tests. During the field work we detect five manners to react in relation to the HIV epidemic, labeled as: prevention, typical gay, isolation, self-confident, and survival. Each of one of these categories has been understood interlinking the strategies used to access (or not) the HIV test with the cultural framework meanings and the social conditions in which these strategies are generated and carried out. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2007
41. La Embajada de Estados Unidos en Madrid y la arquitectura moderna de posguerra.
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Amarouch García, Ismael
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MODERN architecture ,CONSTRUCTION planning ,ARCHITECTS ,DIPLOMATIC & consular service ,EMBASSIES - Abstract
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- 2021
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42. IL-6 and Other Biomarkers associated with Poor Prognosis in a Cohort of Hospitalized Patients with COVID-19 in Madrid.
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Donoso-Navarro, Encarnación, Arribas Gómez, Ignacio, and Bernabeu-Andreu, Francisco A
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COVID-19 ,LYMPHOCYTE count ,LEUCOCYTES ,MANN Whitney U Test ,INTERLEUKIN-6 ,PROGNOSIS ,HOSPITAL patients ,PROPORTIONAL hazards models - Abstract
Objectives: There are several published works on the prognostic value of biomarkers in relation to the severity or fatal outcome of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). In Spain, the second European country in incidence of the disease at the time of data collection, there are few studies that include both laboratory parameters and clinical parameters. Our aim is to study the relationship of a wide series of biomarkers with admission to intensive care and death in a hospital in the Autonomous Community of Madrid (Spain), with special attention to IL-6 due to its role in the systemic inflammatory response associated with a worse prognosis of the disease. Methods: Data were collected from 546 hospitalized patients with COVID-19. All of them had IL-6 results, in addition to other biochemical and haematological parameters. The difference of the medians for the selected parameters between the groups (ICU vs non-ICU, dead vs survivors) was studied using a Mann-Whitney analysis. The independent variables that predicted death were studied using a Cox proportional hazard regression model. Results: Higher age and blood concentrations of ALT, creatinine, CK, cTnI, LDH, NT-proBNP, CRP, IL-6, leucocyte count and D-dimer together with lower blood concentrations of albumin and lymphocyte count were associated with mortality in univariate analysis. Age, LDH, IL-6 and lymphocyte count remained associated with death in multivariate analysis. Conclusions: Age, LDH, IL-6 and lymphocyte count, as independent predictors of death, could be used to establish more aggressive therapies in COVID-19 patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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43. ¿La desestabilización de los estables? Riesgo y vulnerabilidad socioeconómica en la ciudad de Madrid: un análisis cualitativo.
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Echaves, Carlos and Echaves, Antonio
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GLOBAL Financial Crisis, 2008-2009 ,SEMI-structured interviews ,FOCUS groups ,NEIGHBORHOODS ,RISK perception ,EQUALITY - Abstract
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- 2021
44. Vivir en la incertidumbre: burbuja de alquiler y olas de gentrificación entre crisis en Madrid.
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Ardura Urquiaga, Alvaro, Lorente Riverola, Iñigo, and Sorando, Daniel
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URBAN growth ,GEOGRAPHIC information systems ,INFORMATION resources ,INNER cities ,GREAT Recession, 2008-2013 ,GENTRIFICATION ,RENTAL housing - Abstract
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- 2021
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45. La Incidencia del Programa Bilingüe en la Segregación Escolar por Origen Socioeconómico en la Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid: Evidencia a partir de PISA.
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Gortazar, Lucas and Taberner, Pere A.
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PRIVATE schools ,COMMUNITY education ,SECONDARY education ,SCHOOL year ,BILINGUAL students ,EDUCATIONAL equalization - Abstract
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- 2020
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46. HABITABILIDAD Y AIRBNB: EL ALQUILER DE LA VIVIENDA EN EL DISTRITO CENTRO DE MADRID.
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Antonia Martínez-Caldentey, María, Blázquez-Salom, Macià, and Murray, Ivan
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HOUSING ,PUBLIC spaces ,HOME prices ,RENTAL housing ,TOURISTS ,RENT - Abstract
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- 2020
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47. Accounts of events, lampoons and lies: the Madrid infosphere in 1598–1627.
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Setkowicz, Katarzyna
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SEVENTEENTH century ,INFORMATION dissemination ,PUBLIC opinion - Abstract
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- 2020
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48. Street walking quality of the 'Centro' district, Madrid.
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Ortega, Emilio, Martín, Belén, De Isidro, Ágata, and Cuevas-Wizner, Rodrigo
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BUILT environment ,URBAN health ,STREETS ,WALKABILITY ,PORT districts ,LAND use - Abstract
Walking provides a number of health, social and environmental benefits for urban sustainability, which is why it has become attractive from the perspective of sustainable transport planning. The concept of walkability is related with the built environment and land use to facilitate walking to activities in an area. The aim of this work is to provide a set of street walking quality maps for the 'Centro' district in Madrid (Spain), covering four categories of walking needs: attractiveness, comfort, safety and accessibility. They classify the streets from least to most walkable in relation to each other. The maps are built using 21 urban environmental factors selected from the literature. The values for each factor are computed in each street from open access databases and combined following the PROMETHEE II method function in order to assign a street value for each of the four classes of walking needs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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49. Golden hordes or mere barbarians? Discourses on tourism, touristification, and tourismophobia in Madrid's Lavapiés neighborhood.
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Antonio Barrado-Timón, Diego and Hidalgo-Giralt, Carmen
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CRITICAL discourse analysis ,CORPORA ,DISCOURSE ,COMPETITION (Biology) ,NEIGHBORHOODS ,TOURISM ,DISCOURSE analysis - Abstract
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- 2019
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50. Report Summarizes Artificial Intelligence Study Findings from University Francisco of Vitoria (Enhancing Breast Cancer Diagnosis With Deep Learning and Evolutionary Algorithms: a Comparison of Approaches Using Different Thermographic Imaging...).
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MACHINE learning ,ARTIFICIAL intelligence ,EVOLUTIONARY algorithms ,CANCER diagnosis ,DEEP learning ,SIGNAL convolution - Abstract
A report from the University Francisco of Vitoria in Madrid, Spain discusses the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing breast cancer diagnosis. The researchers evaluated different approaches using thermographic imaging and found that a hybrid model of convolutional neural networks and evolutionary algorithms achieved an accuracy of nearly 94%. The study highlights the potential benefits of computer vision and AI in medical diagnosis, particularly in the field of breast cancer screening. The research has been peer-reviewed and provides valuable insights into the application of AI in healthcare. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2023
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