Sistema Regional de Información
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el Caribe, España y Portugal

In this investigation all data related to Land surface temperature (LST) collected from  satellite Landsat 8 was compared to temperature data collected from surface stations located in Sabana de Bogotá, to identify urban heat islands. It was developed a crop in the study area of satellite image in order to processing spectrum bands 10, 4 and 5, using a Land surface Temperature algorithm to collect the satellite mapping of the surface temperature. At the same time, this data was analyzed as statistically as spatially considering the distance and elevation of the stations interpolating them with Cokriging’s method and the ArcGIS 10.3® Software, detecting spatially the geometry of the islands in high urbanization zones, getting the Pixel temperature and comparing it to surface station data finding differences between temperature in urban zones commonly with more vegetation and the two methods used for this study.

Our current political situation is characterized by a fragmented vote that has led to the weakening and, in some territories, the end of bipartisanship, as is the case of the Community of Madrid (CM). The PP and the PSOE's majority governments have given way to more diverse governments, where negotiating and reaching agreements has become indispensable. This paper analyses the reorganization and the political map's current situation, which has gone from being monochromatic to polychromatic in just eight years, with notable territorial differences. To do so, the 2011, 2015 and 2019 municipal electoral results held will be studied For this study, data provided by the Ministry of Interior and the Community of Madrid, as well as the Register of the National Statistics Institute.

Any public or private plan, project carried out on place must comply with a legal framework. This frame is modified in different ways over time. Depending on the regulations that legislate the use whether urban or territorial planning, environmental or thematic varies it. The reality is that public and private actors are exceeded by the legal relationships that come into play when taking a certain action on spatial location. IGEAR response with IDEARAGON 2D Viewer's Legal Regime of territory tool to help decision makers respond to legal limitations of different types in Aragon (Spain). This communication explains why the tool helps governance the territory. It details the tool as well as its short-term evolution through the daily query of official newsletters.

The aim of this study is to analyse how PDO certification (Protected Designation of Origin) is being used to develop oenological tourism in rural areas in the Autonomous Community of Catalonia (Spain). We will also consider how marketing technologies can be applied to increment the value of the wine landscape, society and economy in rural and inland areas. A search for bibliographic information and field work was carried out in 4 specific regions. The expected results are: the confirmation of the increase in the creation of oenological routes in PDO regions; the diversification of places and monuments linked to the sector of the wine that originate new tourist products; the increase of the purchasing power of the inhabitants of the rural area to have income from other economic sectors; and, the value of the PDO brand to promote a product, a territory, a culture in an agrarian society.

This work analyzes the editorial proposals of Geography that are available in Argentina for secondary education worldwide. The focus of the analysis is carried out from the genocidal processes of the XX and XXI century. School texts are a tool and source of consultation for students, but their interpretation and access to knowledge require the mediation of teachers. From the paradigm of a critical Geography, inspiring the defense of human rights and committed to issues relevant to society, the results of the analysis of books on geography editorial proposals, and interviews with teachers are presented.

The Group of Studies on Spatial Planning (GEOT) of the Department of Geography of the University of Zaragoza, in collaboration with the City Council of Zaragoza and the Geographic Institute of Aragon, has been working since June 2020 on the research project entitled: "Development of geospatial support tools for improving the management of information on health alerts in the COVID-19 and its epidemiological, social and economic governance". The general objective of the project is to offer working protocols that integrate the massive treatment of social, economic and health information. Data will be used for its subsequent analysis and multiscale representation through thematic mapping. It will serve as a basis for the development of health, social and economic policies to mitigate / eliminate the effects of COVID-19. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

El “Estudio de necesidades de la ciudad de Zaragoza. Diagnóstico del año 2020” ha tenido como objetivo recoger las diferentes necesidades y/o demandas detectadas por las diferentes asociaciones vecinales que aglutina la Unión Vecinal Cesaraugusta en materia de urbanismo e infraestructuras de la ciudad. Por su configuración, la Unión Vecinal tiene una visión del conjunto de la ciudad, por lo que las acciones van encaminadas a satisfacer las necesidades de toda Zaragoza. En la línea de dar respuesta a las necesidades de las asociaciones vecinales, la Unión Vecinal lleva tiempo trabajando, recogiendo las demandas planteadas por las asociaciones y trasladándolas a las administraciones competentes.

MYGEO defiende una metodología de enseñanza basada en la competencia digital, centrada en la adquisición de las competencias transversales y específicas de SIG para llevar a cabo la resolución de problemas de manera eficiente que mejore la empleabilidad futura de los estudiantes universitarios. En consecuencia, uno de los resultados de este proyecto es el diseño, desarrollo, impartición y evaluación de un curso abierto online (Massive Online Open Course) denominado MOOC Geo tools for employability, que constituye un plan de formación para que estudiantes europeos de educación superior puedan ampliar y desarrollar sus capacidades transversales y específicas en SIG. Dichas habilidades han sido definidas por organismos, administraciones y empresas público-privada que trabajan en el sector y pretenden aumentar la empleabilidad de los jóvenes graduados y postgraduados en un mundo cada vez más competitivo y globalizado.