Impactos urbanos de la pandemia: el fenómeno de la dispersión urbana y sus consecuencias. El caso de Madrid

Raquel Langarita
Fernando Rubiera-Morollón

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Publicado: jun 30, 2021
Resumen

El modelo residencial disperso, consistente en un dominio de viviendas unifamiliares con baja densidad de construcción y población, se está extendiendo en Europa y en España. La crisis sanitaria de la COVID-19 previsiblemente acelerará esta dinámica hacia la dispersión urbana. En este contexto, en este artículo utilizamos el modelo input-output para evaluar el impacto sectorial y sobre las emisiones de CO2 de un incremento de la dispersión en el área metropolitana de Madrid. Nuestros resultados muestran la relevancia de la forma urbana en la eficiencia energética.

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Palabras clave:
dispersión urbana, eficiencia energética, pandemia y ciudades, input-output, Madrid
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