Información General

• Autores: Salvador García-Ayllón Veintimilla (dir. congr.), José Luis Miralles García (dir. congr.)
• Editores: Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena
• Año de publicación: 2024
• País: España
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 978-84-17853-82-2
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Resumen

• his book includes the proceedings of the 2nd international Conference on Future Challenges in Sustainable Urban Planning & Territorial Management held on January 29-31, 2024. Urban planning is an essential tool in our global society’s journey towards sustainability. This conference aims to be a space to share research work, ideas, experiences, projects, etc. in this field of knowledge. We seek to enhance the concept that planning and management are subjects which include technological and social matters and their own methodologies. Laws, rules, and cultures of different countries around the world are, or can be, very diverse.

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• • CITY PLANNING SESSIONS

    • Predicting Behavioral Changes as a result of land-useModifications in Auto-Centric Communities: Data-DrivenMobility Choice Modeling for Dallas TX

      Diego Antonelli, Saverio Azzato, Markus Elkatsh, Marie Derain, Luis Pastor, Kent Larson

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      págs. 21-24

      

    • Elements impacting the provision of ecosystem services thatregulate urban environments

      Sabrina Lai, Corrado Zoppi

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      págs. 25-28

      

    • Spatial Schematic Model of Indian Colonial Port City: DrawingParallels for Kochi from Existing Models

      Chinnu Kumar, Pooja Nigam

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      págs. 29-32

      

    • Embracing the Intangible Heritage: Preserving Local Characteristics in Urban Regeneration of Shimla City, India

      Amisha Thakur, Anuradha Banerjee

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      págs. 33-36

      

    • Integrating proximity-centred accessibility policies in the Governance of Local authorities in Spain

      Patxi J. Lamíquiz Daudén, María Teresa Baquero, Juan Carlos Martín Alonso

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      págs. 37-40

      

    • The Development of Bus Rapid Transit in Latin America: A review

      João Gilberto Mendes dos Reis, Gabriel Santos Rodrigues, Elton Gil Rosa Muachambi, Izolina Margarida de Souza, Mayra Nieves, Marcos Roberto Buri, Salvatore Biasco, Jonatas Ferreira da Silva Santos

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      págs. 41-44

      

    • A multi-level city for coexistence with nature

      Dmytro Legeyda

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      págs. 45-48

      

    • Inclusive proximity for people of different ages and abilities:the case study of Madrid

      Alba Ramírez Saiz, Delfín Jiménez Martín

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      págs. 49-52

      

    • Assessing Amenities Requirements: A Methodology forQuantifying Demand, Space Requirements, and Distance for aGiven Community

      Teresa Ibargoyen, Markus Elkatsh, Pablo Barrenechea Abecia, Luis Alonso Santos, Kent Larson

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      págs. 53-56

      

    • Tools for implementing the European Green Deal in cities: defining a sustainable urban mobility indicator

      Pablo Rico, Daniel Navas Carrillo, María José Márquez Ballesteros

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      págs. 57-60

      

    • Analysis of the substitution of Diesel Buses by Electric ones inRapid Systems: an application of the methodology in ExpressoTiradentes (São Paulo, Brazil)

      Gabriel Santos Rodrigues, João Gilberto Mendes dos Reis, Sivanilza Teixeira Machado, Acácio Pereira de Macedo Neto

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      págs. 61-64

      

    • Evaluating Sidewalk-Based Informal Urban Spaces in theContext of Chittagong City

      Arpan Shil, Kanak Kanti Saha, Amit Choudhury

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      págs. 65-68

      

    • The importance of urban regeneration actions: European andItalian legislative framework analysis

      Annamaria Celli, Francesco Zullo

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      págs. 69-72

      

    • Accessibility to urban green spaces in the city of Cartagena(Spain)

      Edgar Bustamante Picón, Fernando Miguel García Martín, Yolanda Pérez Albert, Joan Alberich González

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      págs. 73-76

      

    • Where is the Center? An Approach for Defining the Locations ofCentral Urban Areas through Transportation Networks

      Ola Qasseer

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      págs. 77-80

      

    • A methodology for using dynamic visualizations to enhancecitizens engagement in mobility planning in Thessaloniki

      María Konstantinidou, Josep-María Salanova Grau

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      págs. 81-84

      

    • Flowers of proximity in Spain: understanding local context priorities

      María Teresa Baquero, Francisco José Lamiquiz Daudén

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      págs. 85-88

      

    • Community Participation and Sustainable Outcomes in SlumUpgrading: A Case Study of Medellin

      Newsha Salari, Leandro Madrazo

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      págs. 89-92

      

    • Evaluating Urban Sustainability Assessment Methods: A PathTowards Sustainable Cities

      Anjali Saraswat, Satish Pipralia, Ashwani Kumar

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      págs. 93-96

      

    • Global Smart Cities and the Conditions for Urban Attractiveness

      Giulia Xisto, Roberto Schoproni Bichueti, Jordana Marques G.M., Clandia Maffini Gomes, Walter Leal Filho

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      págs. 97-100

      

    • Forecasting the Growth and Urban Development Patterns inBojnourd City

      Zahra Behrouzmoghadam, Ali Maddahi

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      págs. 101-104

      

    • Traffic Behavior on São Paulo's Streets: A Post-Pandemic Study

      Celio Daroncho, Pedro José Pérez Martínez

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      págs. 105-108

      

    • Analysis Of Urban Cycle Mobility: A Study on The Extension ofThe Bike Lane on Avenue Águia de Haia to The A.E. CarvalhoTerminal and Artur Alvim Subway and Its Infrastructure

      Lucas V. Santos, Alexandre Formigoni, Edson Company Colalto Junior, Rosinei Batista Ribeiro, Eliacy Cavalcanti Lélis

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      págs. 109-112

      

    • Tapping the Hidden Potentials: Impact of Street Vending onUrban Mobility across Three Socio-Economic Groups of Enugu Metropolis, Nigeria

      Chioma Agatha John Nsa

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      págs. 113-116

      

    • Overtourism: How the city of Cagliari is losing its soul

      Francesca Leccis

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      págs. 117-120

      

    • Safeguarding Urban Resilience: A Critical Review of Normsand Regulations in Indian Cities

      Rushikesh Kolt, Shipra Goswami, Ashwani Kumar, Satish Pipralia

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      págs. 121-124

      

    • Studying the current Iranian residential building pattern, focusing particular attention on the proportion and arrangementof open and enclosed areas, and making recommendations forcreating more sustainable cities

      Shina Sad Berenji, Neda Farsiastaneh

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      págs. 125-128

      

    • Knowledge, Perception, and Participation in the making ofSmart Cities: A case study of Chandigarh

      Neetika Mahajan, Sailaja Nandigama

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      págs. 129-132

      

    • The importance of IoS (internet of services) for urban mobility,with emphasis on the shared bicycle service in São Paulo city,Brazil

      Izolina Margarida de Souza, João Gilberto Mendes dos Reis

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      págs. 133-136

      

    • Mapping and selection of criteria for comprehensive rehabilitation of mass housing neighborhoods

      Pablo Rico, María José Márquez Ballesteros, Daniel Navas Carrillo

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      págs. 137-140

      

  • TERRITORIAL MANAGEMENT SESSIONS

    • Spatial Justice and Local Government Boundary Change: Battles for Borders, Boundaries and Place

      Russell Miller

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      págs. 142-145

      

    • Towards the Smart Tourist Land Model for the enhancement ofinner areas’ unexpressed potential

      Annunziata Palermo, Lucia Chieffallo, Sara Virgilio

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      págs. 146-149

      

    • Urban planning tool and flood risk: A difficult relationship inItaly

      Emilio Marziali, Gianni Di Pietro, Cristina Montaldi,

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      págs. 150-153

      

    • Transformation of cities into smart territories: how to promotesustainable development, social inclusion, and quality of life inthese different territories realities

      Giulia Fernanda Grazia Catania

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      págs. 154-157

      

    • Urban policies during the last four decades have influenced therisk of flooding in Cartagena (Spain): A retrospective spatialanalysis

      María Ángela Franco Mata

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      págs. 158-161

      

    • The 15-Minute City Concept: A Vision for Accessible and Sustainable Urban Living

      Davide Pezzulo

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      págs. 162-165

      

    • Healthy Municipal Soils EU Horizon: a participatory methodology based on the biodistrict approach for municipalities

      Alberto Matarán Ruiz, Josefa Sánchez Contreras, Roser Manzanera Ruiz, Adolfo Torres, Juan Francisco Bejarano Bella, José María López Medina, Rafael Fuentes Guerra Soldevilla, Santiago Ruiz de Valbuena, Andrea Iglesias

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      págs. 166-169

      

    • Why we call it “climate change” when we mean “environmental change”? The urgent need to reframe natural hazards policyand research for effective, sustainable and equitable flood riskreduction.

      Anna Serra Llobet

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      págs. 170-173

      

    • Health services and Network analysis to assess the spatial accessibility (Sardinia, Italy)

      Mara Ladu, Ginevra Balletto

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      págs. 174-177

      

    • What contributions does the rural and peri-urban system offerto make the city and territory resilient?

      Celestina Fazia

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      págs. 178-181

      

    • Collaborative governance for good management, conservation,restoration, and enhancement practices in (peri-)urban ecosystems

      Santiago Madrigal Martínez

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      págs. 182-185

      

  • ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING SESSIONS

    • Sustainable Urban Planning in Mozambique: An Assessmentof Environmental and Social Considerations in Southern Regions

      Samuel Aires Master Lazaro

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      págs. 187-190

      

    • A literature-based climate change risk analysis framework in urban, rural and coastal areas

      Annunziata Palermo, Lucia Chieffallo

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      págs. 191-194

      

    • Taking into account the risks identified in the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment: a methodological proposal for the protection of land through the Spanish planning system

      Rafael Córdoba Hernández, Federico Camerin

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      págs. 195-198

      

    • Electromobility in Bus Transport Public in Latin America: ASocial Network Analysis Approach in 28 Latin America citiesand Metropolitan Region of Sao Paulo, Brazil

      Gabriel Rodrígues Lópes, Acácio Pereira de Macêdo Neto, Izolina Margarida de Souza, João Reis, Joel Alves Rodrigues, Jonatas Emanuel Souza, Kennya Queiroz, Marco Antonio Aguiar, Robson Jeremias

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      págs. 199-202

      

    • "Sons al Balcó", a Social Technology Transfer Project Designfor Citizen Science and Awareness

      Xavier Baño, Rosa María Alsina Pagès

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      págs. 203-206

      

    • Implementation of Low Emissions Zones (LEZ) through softtraffic calming strategies: the case study of Cartagena (Spain)

      Salvador García-Ayllón Veintimilla, Matías Yepes

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      págs. 207-210

      

    • Natural metabolism and ecosystem services in rural areas forresilience

      Celestina Fazia, Federica Sortino

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      págs. 211-214

      

    • Assessing Technological Risk and Landscape Perception in Tehran Oil Refinery: A PPGIS Study

      Mahdi Gheitasi, Yolanda Pérez Albert, David Serrano i Giné

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      págs. 215-218

      

    • Regeneration of sensitive areas as an opportunity to enact policies of urban democracy and social justice

      Federica Sortino, Giulia Fernanda Grazia Catania, Celestina Fazia

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      págs. 219-222

      

    • Towards Informed Disaster Management Planning: An Approach to Predict Future Urban Hazard Exposure

      Carolina R. Salvo, Alessandro Vitale

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      págs. 223-226

      

    • Promotion of environmental justice with the approach ofstrengthening interaction in the urban landscape

      Neda Farsiastaneh, Shina Sad Berenji

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      págs. 227-230

      

    • Urban public transport trends in five western international metropolises: A post-pandemic perspective

      Celio Daroncho, Pedro José Pérez Martínez

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      págs. 231-234

      

    • Determination of CO2 stored by fruit trees in Craiova, Romaniacityscape

      Andreea Melinescu, Sina Cosmulescu

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      págs. 235-238

      

    • Comparative analysis of the implementation of the 15-minutecity philosophy in different cities around the world

      José Luis de Diego

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      págs. 239-242

      

    • Climate justice and environmental equity: an analysis of extreme heat exposure in the city of Montevideo, Uruguay

      Soledad Camacho Lorenzo, Joan Alberich González, Yolanda Pérez Albert

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      págs. 243-246

      

    • The Soundscape in Cultural Ecosystem Services in Urban AreasSurrounding Petrochemical Complexes

      Carolina Quintero Sandrea, Yolanda Pérez Albert, Marianela Camacho Fuenmayor, Arturo Frediani

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      págs. 247-250

      

    • Geostatistical comparative analysis of sustainability indicatorsat urban level

      Francisco Manuel Martínez García, Montaña Jiménez Espada

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      págs. 251-254

      

    • Prospects of integrating publicly accessible urban green spacefor enhancing livability of a commercial area: Case study onChaktai, Chattogram, Bangladesh

      Moumita Roy, Zereen Tanha, Sarah Huque

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      págs. 255-258

      

  • SPATIAL ANALYSIS SESSIONS

    • Land Cover Change and Urban Heat Island Trends in Varanasi,India from 1991-2021 using Geoinformatics

      Adarsh Kumar, Vishal Chettry

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      págs. 260-263

      

    • Spatial Regression Modeling of Bus Ridership Using SmartCard Data and Various Built Environmental Features

      Qiang Liu, Zhongming Zhu, Congying Fang, Qiaoling Fang

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      págs. 264-267

      

    • Presence and economic activity in the tourist city through Social Media Data: Benidorm (Spain) and Balneário Camboriú(Brazil) as case studies

      Álvaro Bernabeu Bautista, Mariana Huskinson, Leticia Serrano Estrada

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      págs. 268-271

      

    • Geography of Housing Markets in Spatio-temporal Perspective: The Case of Residential Land in Hawassa City, Ethiopia

      Tesfaye Gebeyehu Admasu, John Williams Lupaca Quispe, Fredrick Magina

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      págs. 272-275

      

    • Assessing Spatial Inequalities of Public Green Space Accessibility Using GIS: A Case of Lucknow City, India

      Jyoti Yadav, Niruti Gupta, Sushmi Nimje

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      págs. 276-279

      

    • Geospatial analysis techniques for tourist flows: Sardinia studyregion (Italy)

      Ginevra Balletto, Mara Ladu, Virginia Sole, Martina Sinatra, Giuseppe Borruso

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      págs. 280-283

      

    • Understanding the determinants of built environments on FreeFloating Bike-Sharing in the CBD: A case study of Shenzhen

      Zihao Wu, Jing Liang

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      págs. 284-287

      

    • Spatiotemporal change analysis and ANN/CCI LC productsbased future predictions of land use and land cover: Algiers city,(Algeria) case study

      Sana Ghezali, Mohamed Amine

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      págs. 288-291

      

    • Application of soil research and low-altitude photogrammetryin precision agriculture and fertilizer management

      Kinga Milewska, Marcin Świtoniak

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      págs. 292-295

      

    • Analyzing historical trends in trip generation by primary modesof transport in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo between1967 and 2017

      Celio Daroncho, João Augusto Dunck Dalosto, Pedro José Pérez Martínez

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      págs. 296-299

      

    • Using Unmanned Aerial Vehicle for Cadastral Mapping andUrban Planning: A Spatial Approach to Automate Land ParcelExtraction

      Iman Noor, Muhammad Saad Bin Tariq, Syeda Maria Zafar, Junaid Aziz Khan, WajidUllah Shah

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      págs. 300-303

      

  • MISCELLANEOUS SESSIONS

    • Analysis of Spanish health services for the identification of goodpractices for Italian small and medium-sized centres

      Annunziata Palermo, Lucia Chieffallo, Gaetano Tucci

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      págs. 305-308

      

    • Sustainable Urban Planning for all: paving the way for equitable mobility

      Margarita Martínez-Díaz

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      págs. 309-312

      

    • Crossings between blindness and riders: Atlas on differentsolutions and its suitability to handle the conflict betweenpeople with visual disability and bike lanes

      Alba Ramírez Saiz

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      págs. 313-316

      

    • What is innovation in architectural and urban design in waterfront cities?

      Clara Stella Vicari Aversa

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      págs. 317-320

      

    • A novel design-based framework for enhancing the applicationof urban design in the CIM platform

      Haiyan Gu, Skirmantė Mozūriūnaitė

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      págs. 321-324

      

    • European programmes as a driving force for the transformationof cities: Study on their application in the Region of Murcia(Spain)

      Amelia Pérez García

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      págs. 325-328

      

    • Building Energy Retrofit with Sustainable Materials: case studyof Orcasitas Neighbourhood in Madrid

      Rosalía Pacheco Torres, Sara El Sayed Brighech, Eulalia Jadraque Gago

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      págs. 329-332

      

    • A Multidimensional Approach to enhance sustainable BuildingRenovation planning: The RETABIT Project

      Adirane Calvo, Alvaro Sicília, Leandro Madrazo

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      págs. 333-336

      

    • A new model of building elements reutilization at the University Campus

      Alberto García Marín, Juan M. Sánchez La Chica, Jorge Barrios Corpa, María José Márquez Ballesteros

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      págs. 337-340

      

    • Changing urban mobility habits in São Paulo: An analysis from2017 to 2022

      Celio Daroncho, Pedro José Pérez Martínez

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      págs. 341-344

      

    • The disposal of military sites in Spain today: challenges andlimitations towards a sustainable urban development

      Federico Camerin, Rafael Córdoba Hernández

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      págs. 345-348

      

    • Smart Cities and Sustainable Urban Planning: A Systemic Review and Bibliometric Analysis

      Shruti Sidhu

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      págs. 349-352

      

    • Involuntary Resettlement Outcomes of Myitsone, UpperPaunglaung and Tha Htay Hydropower Projects: A comparativestudy in Myanmar

      Aung Tun Lin, Kaiwen Yao

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      págs. 353-356