Joan Pérez
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3684081 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Joan Pérez |
| NOMBRES | Joan |
| APELLIDO | Pérez |
| FIRMA | PEREZ J |
| AFILIACIONES | Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3003-0895 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Population and Morphological Change
As cities adapt to new needs and challenges, their forms change in close relation to population dynamics. This article focuses on the link between population dynamics and the evolution of building hull types. The case study is the Osaka‐Kobe city‐region in Japan, a country globally witnessing an intense population decline. Morphometric indicators are coupled with a tree‐like classificatory model in order to label buildings into consistent classes…
Are patterns of vacant lots random? Evidence from empirical spatiotemporal analysis in Chiba prefecture, east of Tokyo
According to the Japanese government, vacant lots are randomly generated and accumulated (without being rebuilt after demolition) in the process of increasing vacant lots, a phenomenon called urban perforation. Urban perforation in urban areas may trigger a high degree of inefficiency in public infrastructure management. However, this observation lacks theoretical and empirical foundations, a lacuna to which this paper will focus on. Consequently…
Classification of residential buildings into spatial patterns of urban growth
This paper presents a methodological protocol that combines a structural and a morphological approach to classify residential buildings into spatial patterns of urban growth. Variography analysis is employed to endogenously detect thresholds of building agglomerations, subsequently used as distance parameters for series of morphological closings over the distribution of the building centroids. The different bounding regions ultimately allow class…
The Character of Urban Japan
The Japanese city presents a certain number of peculiarities in the organization of its physical space (weak zoning regulations, fast piecemeal destruction/reconstruction of buildings and blocks, high compacity, incremental reorganization). Compared to countries where urban fabrics are more perennial and easily distinguishable (old centers, modern planned projects, residential areas, etc.), in Japanese metropolitan areas we often observe higher h…
Exploring inequalities in India through housing overcrowding
Identification and quantification of urban space in India
Urban–rural differences seem particularly pronounced in India, especially when based on the official figures provided by the Census of India, which are heavily dependent on the administrative status of settlements. India, one of the world’s most dynamic and populous countries, still possesses an official urbanisation rate lagging well behind other developing economies. To investigate the extent of Indian urbanisation, this article develops a mult…
Shanghai et Guangzhou sont les deux agglomérations urbaines les plus peuplées du monde
La mise à jour des populations des agglomérations de la base de données Geopolis montre que les deux agglomérations les plus peuplées de la Planète sont désormais situées en Chine. En 2010, avec 79,7 millions d'habitants urbanisés d'un seul tenant, Shanghai pulvérise le record détenu auparavant par Tokyo. La deuxième agglomération du monde est la conurbation de Guangzhou-Shenzhen, qui atteint 47,5 millions d'habitants. Cet article explique tout d…
Shanghai et Guangzhou sont les deux agglomérations urbaines les plus peuplées du monde
La mise à jour des populations des agglomérations de la base de données Geopolis montre que les deux agglomérations les plus peuplées de la Planète sont désormais situées en Chine. En 2010, avec 79,7 millions d'habitants urbanisés d'un seul tenant, Shanghai pulvérise le record détenu auparavant par Tokyo. La deuxième agglomération du monde est la conurbation de Guangzhou-Shenzhen, qui atteint 47,5 millions d'habitants. Cet article explique tout d…
Exploring inequalities in India through housing overcrowding
Identification and quantification of urban space in India
Urban–rural differences seem particularly pronounced in India, especially when based on the official figures provided by the Census of India, which are heavily dependent on the administrative status of settlements. India, one of the world’s most dynamic and populous countries, still possesses an official urbanisation rate lagging well behind other developing economies. To investigate the extent of Indian urbanisation, this article develops a mult…
Shanghai et Guangzhou sont les deux agglomérations urbaines les plus peuplées du monde
La mise à jour des populations des agglomérations de la base de données Geopolis montre que les deux agglomérations les plus peuplées de la Planète sont désormais situées en Chine. En 2010, avec 79,7 millions d'habitants urbanisés d'un seul tenant, Shanghai pulvérise le record détenu auparavant par Tokyo. La deuxième agglomération du monde est la conurbation de Guangzhou-Shenzhen, qui atteint 47,5 millions d'habitants. Cet article explique tout d…
The Character of Urban Japan
The Japanese city presents a certain number of peculiarities in the organization of its physical space (weak zoning regulations, fast piecemeal destruction/reconstruction of buildings and blocks, high compacity, incremental reorganization). Compared to countries where urban fabrics are more perennial and easily distinguishable (old centers, modern planned projects, residential areas, etc.), in Japanese metropolitan areas we often observe higher h…
Exploring inequalities in India through housing overcrowding
Identification and quantification of urban space in India
Urban–rural differences seem particularly pronounced in India, especially when based on the official figures provided by the Census of India, which are heavily dependent on the administrative status of settlements. India, one of the world’s most dynamic and populous countries, still possesses an official urbanisation rate lagging well behind other developing economies. To investigate the extent of Indian urbanisation, this article develops a mult…
Classification of residential buildings into spatial patterns of urban growth
This paper presents a methodological protocol that combines a structural and a morphological approach to classify residential buildings into spatial patterns of urban growth. Variography analysis is employed to endogenously detect thresholds of building agglomerations, subsequently used as distance parameters for series of morphological closings over the distribution of the building centroids. The different bounding regions ultimately allow class…
Are patterns of vacant lots random? Evidence from empirical spatiotemporal analysis in Chiba prefecture, east of Tokyo
According to the Japanese government, vacant lots are randomly generated and accumulated (without being rebuilt after demolition) in the process of increasing vacant lots, a phenomenon called urban perforation. Urban perforation in urban areas may trigger a high degree of inefficiency in public infrastructure management. However, this observation lacks theoretical and empirical foundations, a lacuna to which this paper will focus on. Consequently…
Population and Morphological Change
As cities adapt to new needs and challenges, their forms change in close relation to population dynamics. This article focuses on the link between population dynamics and the evolution of building hull types. The case study is the Osaka‐Kobe city‐region in Japan, a country globally witnessing an intense population decline. Morphometric indicators are coupled with a tree‐like classificatory model in order to label buildings into consistent classes…
Economic geography (6 obras) · Geography (6 obras) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (5 obras) · Urban Design and Spatial Analysis (5 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Regional science (4 obras) · Archaeology (3 obras) · Cartography (3 obras) · Civil engineering (3 obras) · Economic growth (3 obras)