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Les méthodes d’analyses spatiales et leurs applications à l’étude des conflits urbains

François Golay, Florent Joerin
2012
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Ce travail explore la relation entre la fréquence spatiale des conflits et certaines variables socio-environnementales urbaines. Les événements répertoriés, répartis en six catégories selon leur niveau de conflictualité et la période temporelle, sont analysés à l’aide de régressions géographiquement pondérées et de régressions linéaires ordinaires, à titre comparatif. Les résultats démontrent qu’au niveau global et/ou local, une ou un ensemble de variables socio-environnementales parviennent à expliquer la fréquence spatiale des conflits dans certains secteurs urbains. Ces variables explicatives varient pour les différentes périodes temporelles et selon le niveau de conflictualité des conflits analysés.

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François Golay, Florent Joerin
2012
Talks

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/fd30690d-a181-47ab-87b6-a019aed83d1a

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