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Adoption and frequency of use of ride-hailing services in a European city: The case of Madrid
Transportation Research Part C: Emerging Technologies, 2021 New app-based mobility services are revolutionizing urban transport. Particularly, ride-hailing has experienced a worldwide boom in the last decade since it provides a convenient, on-demand door-to-door service for urban trips. In parallel, an increasing
Álvaro Aguilera-García +2 more
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COVID-19 lockdown effects on air quality by NO2 in the cities of Barcelona and Madrid (Spain)
Science of the Total Environment, 2020 During the months of March and April 2020 we witnessed the largest-scale experiment in history in terms of air quality in cities. Any prediction of this experiment's results may be obvious to science, as it was totally expected, the air quality has ...
J. Baldasano
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Journal of Chemical Physics, 2022
In this work, an extension of the Madrid-2019 force field is presented. We have added the cations Rb+ and Cs+ and the anions F-, Br-, and I-. These ions were the remaining alkaline and halogen ions, not previously considered in the Madrid-2019 force ...
S. Blazquez +3 more
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In this work, an extension of the Madrid-2019 force field is presented. We have added the cations Rb+ and Cs+ and the anions F-, Br-, and I-. These ions were the remaining alkaline and halogen ions, not previously considered in the Madrid-2019 force ...
S. Blazquez +3 more
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Assessing population vulnerability towards summer energy poverty: Case studies of Madrid and London
Energy and Buildings, 2019 Climate change is expected to increase the frequency and duration of hot weather and its associated adverse health effects. In dense urban areas, these phenomena will be exacerbated by the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect and indoor overheating. This paper
Carmen Sánchez-Guevara +2 more
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New Media & Society, 2020
Based on Bourdieu’s theory, this article focuses on the third-level digital divide in relation to offline outcomes of Internet use. Based on 30 in-depth qualitative interviews with young people in Madrid, we analyzed the mechanisms used to convert three ...
Daniel Calderón Gómez
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Based on Bourdieu’s theory, this article focuses on the third-level digital divide in relation to offline outcomes of Internet use. Based on 30 in-depth qualitative interviews with young people in Madrid, we analyzed the mechanisms used to convert three ...
Daniel Calderón Gómez
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The professionalization of Airbnb in Madrid: far from a collaborative economy
Current Issues in Tourism, 2020‘Claudia’ is neither a real name nor an owner who puts a room at the service of the collaborative economy. It is a pseudonym used by a transnational company which manages short-rentals apartments: 211 Airbnb listings in Madrid, 138 of which are in the ...
Javier Gil, J. Sequera
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Were traffic restrictions in Madrid effective at reducing NO2 levels?
, 2021In this paper we assess the effectiveness of the introduction of Madrid Central, a low-emission zone (LEZ), to improve air quality in the centre of Madrid. We take advantage of this policy change to identify the effect of the application of an LEZ on NO2
R. Salas +3 more
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Energy poverty in Madrid: Data exploitation at the city and district level
Energy Policy, 2020This paper presents the evaluation and quantification of energy poverty in Madrid, at the city and district level. The incidence of energy poverty is assessed by means of the High Share of Energy Expenditure in Income indicator combined with the monetary
Ana Sanz Fernández +2 more
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Understanding per-trip commuting CO2 emissions: A case study of the Technical University of Madrid
Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment, 2021Cities are at the core of global climate change mitigation and strategic low-carbon development. Within cities, universities are ideal places to raise awareness of environmentally friendly lifestyles.
Natalia Sobrino, R. Arce
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