Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1056228 Journal of Environmental Management 2013 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Urban sprawl and fragmentation patterns were quantified in ten Latin-American cities. ► Net densities are still high; however there is a decreasing trend in six cities. ► Pervasive and increasing fragmentation trend during the twenty years period. ► Big differences in land consumption rates and densities. ► Higher levels of sprawl and fragmentation are driven by GDP and motorization rates.
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