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ArticleSustainable cities and society2022

The daily urban dynamic indicator: Gauging the urban dynamic in Porto during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bruno Jardim, Miguel de Castro Neto, Nuno Alpalhão, Paulo Calçada

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Article in Sustainable cities and society, 2022. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Cited by 2 papers.

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Bruno JardimNOVA IMS (Information Management School), Campus de Campolide, Lisboa 1070-312, Portugal.
Miguel de Castro NetoNOVA IMS (Information Management School), Campus de Campolide, Lisboa 1070-312, Portugal.
Nuno AlpalhãoNOVA IMS (Information Management School), Campus de Campolide, Lisboa 1070-312, Portugal.
Paulo CalçadaAssociação Porto Digital (APD), Largo do Dr. Tito Fontes 15, Porto 4000-538, Portugal.

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Abstract

The SARS-CoV-2 outbreak motivated the development of a myriad of weekly and daily indicators that track economic activity to estimate and predict the consequences of the pandemic. With some exceptions, these indicators are calculated at the country level and are mainly focused on tracking economic factors, disregarding local urban phenomena. To address this, we present the Urban Dynamic Indicator (UDI), a novel composite indicator designed to measure a city's daily urban dynamic. The UDI is applied to Porto municipality, in Portugal, and it corresponds to a latent factor obtained through a factor analysis over seasonal adjusted daily data regarding traffic intensity, public transportation usage, internet usage in public buses, NO

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APD, Associação Porto DigitalComposite indicatorDaily dataDEI, Daily Economic IndicatorFactor analysis, COVID-19PSI20, Portuguese Stock Index of 20 largest listed companiesUDI, Urban Dynamic IndicatorUrban dynamic index

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PMID35096517
PMCPMC8785265

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