Dávid Karácsonyi
Biographic Data
| ID | 150894 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dávid Karácsonyi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dávid |
| FAMILY NAME | Karácsonyi |
| SIGNATURE | KARÁCSONYI D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Geographical Institute |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2564-1536 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
At the edge of (un)inhabitability? Spatial diversity of demographic vulnerability to increasing heat exposure across remote towns of Northern Australia
Climate change projections indicate many parts of Australia will become hotter and drier in the coming decades, with the number of extremely hot days increasing substantially. Remote settlements in Northern Australia are already characterised as being at the ‘edge’ of viable human habitation, having fragile demographic and social conditions, limited adaptive capacity, and under-resourced public services. Despite these challenges, few studies have…
Long-Term Hierarchic Changes in Settlement Systems at Geographic ‘Edges’
Sparsely populated geographic edges of colonised nations exhibit heterogenous historical demographic trajectories. In this study, we analyse the longitudinal evolution of the settlement system in Northern Australia to quantify and visualise relative settlement dynamics over 165 years. We extend the existing literature by deviating from analysing each township as an individual entity, instead focusing the analysis on relativities within the entire…
Indigenous Australians' experiences during Covid-19 pandemic in the Greater Darwin Region
This article presents a study on the experiences of Indigenous Australians living in the Greater Darwin Region in the Northern Territory during the COVID-19 pandemic. The main aim is to understand the impacts of the pandemic on various aspects of the lives of Indigenous Australians. A survey with open-ended questions was distributed during the period of May to December 2021 to potential participants and responses were collected either face-to-fac…
Reconceptualising sparsely populated remote edges through the concept of region and space
Geographic edges are distant, sparsely populated regions understood by some scholars as being fundamentally different from areas classified as rural. In some cases, the epistemological view in relation to sparsely populated regions is deterministic. Here, sparsity is seen as derivations of ‘geography’; relative location as remote and the extreme environmental characteristics of the place. In this paper we argue for an extended conceptualisation f…
Understanding demographic and economic patterns in sparsely populated areas – a global typology approach
Sparsely Populated Areas are perceived as regions with the least human impact but the greatest potential for change. For some decades, the human geography of sparsely populated areas has attracted studies seeking to explain and differentiate their economic and demographic polarization in comparison to respective national averages. Evaluation of the economic, demographic and social progression of these sparsely populated areas is however obfuscate…
Regional demographic and economic challenges for sustaining growth in Northern Australia
Stimulating economic and population growth in northern Australia has been a long-term pursuit for the Australian Government, where the north has historically been the focus for centrally derived regional development policies. Most refer to untapping the purportedly vast opportunities of the resources and tourism sectors, and growth in the Asian middle-class in Australia’s proximate north. In 2015 the Australian government detailed an ambitious po…
A spatial interpretation of Australia's Covid-vulnerability
The school of social vulnerability in disaster sciences offers an alternative perspective on the current COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic crisis. Social vulnerability in general can be understood as a risk of exposure to hazard impacts, where vulnerability is embedded in the normal functioning of the society. The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed systemic (political and health care systems), demographic (aging, race) and,based on the results of our ap…
Spatio-temporal pattern and driving forces of construction land change in a poverty-stricken county of China and implications for poverty-alleviation-oriented land use policies
Towards the evaluation of rural livability in China
Felosztás vagy felemelkedés? Ukrajna, Európa „nagy tortája”
A sokáig saját permanens társadalmi-gazdasági válságával foglalkozó Ukrajna 2014 után szinte egyik percről a másikra került a világpolitika centrumába, aminek oka a konfliktus mögötti sokkal szélesebb geopolitikai dimenzió, illetve az orosz–nyugati viszony kiéleződése volt. Ukrajna hatalmas területe, természeti erőforrásai (termőföld és ásványkincsek) és népessége ellenére sem tudott szert tenni középhatalmi státuszra, ami nem csak belső okokkal …
A vidékiesség vonzásában
A nagyvárosi agglomerációk turisztikai szerepkörének értékelésére vállalkozó tanulmány a vizsgálatba vont térségek üdülőfunkcióját és szálláshelyigényes vendégforgalmát elemezve tárja fel az úgynevezett láthatatlan turizmusban érintett települések körét. Egyrészt a 2001. évi népszámlálás és a TeIR (2002–2014) adataiból kiindulva lehatárolja a különböző mértékű üdülőfunkcióval rendelkező településállományt, majd megvizsgálja az egyes agglomerációk…
Investigating urbanization and its spatial determinants in the central districts of Guangzhou, China
A csernobili baleset térbeli hatása a Poleszje demográfiai és urbanizációs folyamataira
A kutatás célja a csernobili baleset demográfiai és urbanizációs folyamatokra gyakorolt térbeli hatásának kimutatása volt. A vizsgálat alapjául Ukrajna és Belarusz teljes területén, továbbá az Orosz Föderáció kilenc megyéjében fekvő összes járás, összesen 846 területi egység népszámlálási adatai szolgáltak, ami a hatalmas terület legrészletesebben hozzáférhető területi bontását jelenti. A baleset óta eltelt időben három népszámlálás zajlott le, e…
Comparing urban land expansion and its driving factors in Shenzhen and Dongguan, China
A munkanélküliség és a jövedelmek területi különbségei Ukrajnában
A tanulmány Ukrajna területi különbségeit a munkanélküliség és a jövedelmek vizsgálata alapján mutatja be, méghozzá a megszokottnál sokkal részletesebb, rajon szintű bontásban. Az elhúzódó transzformációs krízis következtében a területi egyenlőtlenségek az ezredfordulón voltak a legkiélezettebbek. Azóta a különbségek csökkentek, de a magasan urbanizált térségek és a fejletlen agrárterületek közötti diszparitás továbbra is nagy maradt
Comparing urban land expansion and its driving factors in Shenzhen and Dongguan, China
Spatio-temporal pattern and driving forces of construction land change in a poverty-stricken county of China and implications for poverty-alleviation-oriented land use policies
Regional demographic and economic challenges for sustaining growth in Northern Australia
Stimulating economic and population growth in northern Australia has been a long-term pursuit for the Australian Government, where the north has historically been the focus for centrally derived regional development policies. Most refer to untapping the purportedly vast opportunities of the resources and tourism sectors, and growth in the Asian middle-class in Australia’s proximate north. In 2015 the Australian government detailed an ambitious po…
Towards the evaluation of rural livability in China
Investigating urbanization and its spatial determinants in the central districts of Guangzhou, China
Understanding demographic and economic patterns in sparsely populated areas – a global typology approach
Sparsely Populated Areas are perceived as regions with the least human impact but the greatest potential for change. For some decades, the human geography of sparsely populated areas has attracted studies seeking to explain and differentiate their economic and demographic polarization in comparison to respective national averages. Evaluation of the economic, demographic and social progression of these sparsely populated areas is however obfuscate…
A munkanélküliség és a jövedelmek területi különbségei Ukrajnában
A tanulmány Ukrajna területi különbségeit a munkanélküliség és a jövedelmek vizsgálata alapján mutatja be, méghozzá a megszokottnál sokkal részletesebb, rajon szintű bontásban. Az elhúzódó transzformációs krízis következtében a területi egyenlőtlenségek az ezredfordulón voltak a legkiélezettebbek. Azóta a különbségek csökkentek, de a magasan urbanizált térségek és a fejletlen agrárterületek közötti diszparitás továbbra is nagy maradt
A csernobili baleset térbeli hatása a Poleszje demográfiai és urbanizációs folyamataira
A kutatás célja a csernobili baleset demográfiai és urbanizációs folyamatokra gyakorolt térbeli hatásának kimutatása volt. A vizsgálat alapjául Ukrajna és Belarusz teljes területén, továbbá az Orosz Föderáció kilenc megyéjében fekvő összes járás, összesen 846 területi egység népszámlálási adatai szolgáltak, ami a hatalmas terület legrészletesebben hozzáférhető területi bontását jelenti. A baleset óta eltelt időben három népszámlálás zajlott le, e…
Comparing urban land expansion and its driving factors in Shenzhen and Dongguan, China
Investigating urbanization and its spatial determinants in the central districts of Guangzhou, China
A vidékiesség vonzásában
A nagyvárosi agglomerációk turisztikai szerepkörének értékelésére vállalkozó tanulmány a vizsgálatba vont térségek üdülőfunkcióját és szálláshelyigényes vendégforgalmát elemezve tárja fel az úgynevezett láthatatlan turizmusban érintett települések körét. Egyrészt a 2001. évi népszámlálás és a TeIR (2002–2014) adataiból kiindulva lehatárolja a különböző mértékű üdülőfunkcióval rendelkező településállományt, majd megvizsgálja az egyes agglomerációk…
Felosztás vagy felemelkedés? Ukrajna, Európa „nagy tortája”
A sokáig saját permanens társadalmi-gazdasági válságával foglalkozó Ukrajna 2014 után szinte egyik percről a másikra került a világpolitika centrumába, aminek oka a konfliktus mögötti sokkal szélesebb geopolitikai dimenzió, illetve az orosz–nyugati viszony kiéleződése volt. Ukrajna hatalmas területe, természeti erőforrásai (termőföld és ásványkincsek) és népessége ellenére sem tudott szert tenni középhatalmi státuszra, ami nem csak belső okokkal …
Spatio-temporal pattern and driving forces of construction land change in a poverty-stricken county of China and implications for poverty-alleviation-oriented land use policies
Towards the evaluation of rural livability in China
A spatial interpretation of Australia's Covid-vulnerability
The school of social vulnerability in disaster sciences offers an alternative perspective on the current COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic crisis. Social vulnerability in general can be understood as a risk of exposure to hazard impacts, where vulnerability is embedded in the normal functioning of the society. The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed systemic (political and health care systems), demographic (aging, race) and,based on the results of our ap…
Reconceptualising sparsely populated remote edges through the concept of region and space
Geographic edges are distant, sparsely populated regions understood by some scholars as being fundamentally different from areas classified as rural. In some cases, the epistemological view in relation to sparsely populated regions is deterministic. Here, sparsity is seen as derivations of ‘geography’; relative location as remote and the extreme environmental characteristics of the place. In this paper we argue for an extended conceptualisation f…
Understanding demographic and economic patterns in sparsely populated areas – a global typology approach
Sparsely Populated Areas are perceived as regions with the least human impact but the greatest potential for change. For some decades, the human geography of sparsely populated areas has attracted studies seeking to explain and differentiate their economic and demographic polarization in comparison to respective national averages. Evaluation of the economic, demographic and social progression of these sparsely populated areas is however obfuscate…
Regional demographic and economic challenges for sustaining growth in Northern Australia
Stimulating economic and population growth in northern Australia has been a long-term pursuit for the Australian Government, where the north has historically been the focus for centrally derived regional development policies. Most refer to untapping the purportedly vast opportunities of the resources and tourism sectors, and growth in the Asian middle-class in Australia’s proximate north. In 2015 the Australian government detailed an ambitious po…
Long-Term Hierarchic Changes in Settlement Systems at Geographic ‘Edges’
Sparsely populated geographic edges of colonised nations exhibit heterogenous historical demographic trajectories. In this study, we analyse the longitudinal evolution of the settlement system in Northern Australia to quantify and visualise relative settlement dynamics over 165 years. We extend the existing literature by deviating from analysing each township as an individual entity, instead focusing the analysis on relativities within the entire…
Indigenous Australians' experiences during Covid-19 pandemic in the Greater Darwin Region
This article presents a study on the experiences of Indigenous Australians living in the Greater Darwin Region in the Northern Territory during the COVID-19 pandemic. The main aim is to understand the impacts of the pandemic on various aspects of the lives of Indigenous Australians. A survey with open-ended questions was distributed during the period of May to December 2021 to potential participants and responses were collected either face-to-fac…
At the edge of (un)inhabitability? Spatial diversity of demographic vulnerability to increasing heat exposure across remote towns of Northern Australia
Climate change projections indicate many parts of Australia will become hotter and drier in the coming decades, with the number of extremely hot days increasing substantially. Remote settlements in Northern Australia are already characterised as being at the ‘edge’ of viable human habitation, having fragile demographic and social conditions, limited adaptive capacity, and under-resourced public services. Despite these challenges, few studies have…
Geography (10 works) · Economic geography (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (6 works) · Economic growth (5 works) · Art (4 works) · China (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Regional science (4 works)