Identifying habitation patterns in world heritage areas through social media and open datasets
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Identifying habitation patterns in world heritage areas through social media and open datasetsFecha de publicación
2022-11Editor
Taylor and Francis Group; RoutledgeISSN
0272-3638; 1938-2847Cita bibliográfica
Juan A. García-Esparza & Pablo Altaba (2022) Identifying habitation patterns in world heritage areas through social media and open datasets, Urban Geography, DOI: 10.1080/02723638.2022.2140971Tipo de documento
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Although cities with World Heritage (WH) areas worldwide are
socially active, specific social and cultural complexities are
associated primarily with the abandonment and decay of districts.
Contemporary habitation ... [+]
Although cities with World Heritage (WH) areas worldwide are
socially active, specific social and cultural complexities are
associated primarily with the abandonment and decay of districts.
Contemporary habitation patterns in historic districts require
technology to understand parallel realities in protected areas.
This stakeholders-based approach benefits significantly from
cross-referencing locative social media and open data sources.
Therefore, the concepts put forward in this paper use evidence
from an empirical case of WH areas in selected Spanish urban
sites. The cartographic correlation of data identifies hotspots of
activities and coldspots around services within each site. The
results present two significant findings. The first confirms the
successful implementation of a digital method to support current
transitions for the historic city. The second demonstrates that
social networks and open datasets can mirror contemporary
social interaction in historic cities. Finally, the study calls on
further investigating Artificial Intelligence-based assessments for
the future of WH areas. [-]
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Urban Geography, (2022).Entidad financiadora
Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades | Universitat Jaume I
Código del proyecto o subvención
PID2019-105197RA-I00 | POSDOC/2020/06
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