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Dr. Paulo Morgado
University of Lisboa - IGOT

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I am a GIScientist passionate about cities and urban planning. I'm based in the University of Lisbon as a an Assistant Professor at the institute of Geography and Spatial Planning. I'm a researcher at the Centre of Geographical Studies, and I'm at the present moment a Geomodlab (Laboratory for remote sensing, geographical analysis and modeling) coordinator. My research areas are centered in the field of Theoretical and Quantitative Geography and in a cross-science study on everything related with cities dynamics with a focus on people & environmental. More recently, I'm leading some researchs upon Smart, Livable, Equity and Sustainable Cities and Neurocomputing, cognitive and real-time cities.

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Journal article
Published: 22 December 2020 in Land
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Modern urbanism is called to face current challenges ranging from intensive demographic growth, economic and social stagnation to resources salvation and climate changes. Under the broader scope of sustainability, we argue that the transition to a holistic perspective of smart and regenerative planning and design is the way to face and yet to prevent these urban challenges. In doing so, we adopt systematic thinking to study the complexity of urban metabolisms at an urban place scale, emphasizing the ongoing coevolution of social-cultural-technological and ecological processes. Focusing on urban places, we give a city or region the sense of a place of stability, security, cultural and social interactions, and a sense of uniqueness. We plan and design innovative urban places that improve the environment and the quality of urban life, able to adapt and mitigate climate changes and natural hazards, leverage community spirit, and power a green-based economy. Designing the conceptual framework of smart and regenerative urban places we contribute to the field of modern urban studies helping practitioners, policymakers, and decision-makers to vision and adopt more environmental-friendly policies and actions using a user-centered approach.

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Angeliki Peponi; Paulo Morgado. Transition to Smart and Regenerative Urban Places (SRUP): Contributions to a New Conceptual Framework. Land 2020, 10, 2 .

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Angeliki Peponi, Paulo Morgado. Transition to Smart and Regenerative Urban Places (SRUP): Contributions to a New Conceptual Framework. Land. 2020; 10 (1):2.

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Angeliki Peponi; Paulo Morgado. 2020. "Transition to Smart and Regenerative Urban Places (SRUP): Contributions to a New Conceptual Framework." Land 10, no. 1: 2.

Journal article
Published: 14 October 2020 in Sustainability
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The objective of this research is to propose a theoretical model based on studies on residents’ quality of life in smart tourism destinations. Smart tourism destinations are territories based on information and communication technologies (ICT), which improve travelers’ tourist experiences as well as affect the quality of life of residents. To know the context of the relationships between tourism and quality of life, main studies and theories regarding these two phenomena are analyzed. Likewise, the relationship between smart places and quality of life is also studied. Therefore, a theoretical model on residents’ quality of life in smart tourism destinations is proposed based on a systematized analysis of the literature. From the theoretical model, it is perceived that residents’ overall life satisfaction results from the relationship between perceived tourism impacts and satisfaction with specific life factors, and they are measured by qualitative indicators. Also, it is identified that the quality of life of residents is clearly influenced by the impacts of tourism and ICTs. In addition, it is understood that the residents’ overall life satisfaction corroborates for the further development of the smart tourism destination. Finally, we understand that the knowledge of residents’ perception and satisfaction of their quality of life contribute to formulation and implementation of urban and tourism development policies in smart tourism destinations.

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Adalberto Santos-Júnior; Fernando Almeida-García; Paulo Morgado; Luiz Mendes-Filho. Residents’ Quality of Life in Smart Tourism Destinations: A Theoretical Approach. Sustainability 2020, 12, 8445 .

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Adalberto Santos-Júnior, Fernando Almeida-García, Paulo Morgado, Luiz Mendes-Filho. Residents’ Quality of Life in Smart Tourism Destinations: A Theoretical Approach. Sustainability. 2020; 12 (20):8445.

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Adalberto Santos-Júnior; Fernando Almeida-García; Paulo Morgado; Luiz Mendes-Filho. 2020. "Residents’ Quality of Life in Smart Tourism Destinations: A Theoretical Approach." Sustainability 12, no. 20: 8445.

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Published: 03 April 2020 in International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
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“Smart city”, “sustainable city”, “ubiquitous city”, “smart sustainable city”, “eco-city”, “regenerative city” are fuzzy concepts; they are established to mitigate the negative impact on urban growth while achieving economic, social, and environmental sustainability. This study presents the result of the literature network analysis exploring the state of the art in the concepts of smart and regenerative urban growth under urban metabolism framework. Heat-maps of impact citations, cutting-edge research on the topic, tip-top ideas, concepts, and theories are highlighted and revealed through VOSviewer bibliometrics based on a selection of 1686 documents acquired from Web of Science, for a timespan between 2010 and 2019. This study discloses that urban growth is a complex phenomenon that covers social, economic, and environmental aspects, and the overlaps between them, leading to a diverse range of concepts on urban development. In regards to our concepts of interest, smart, and regenerative urban growth, we see that there is an absence of conceptual contiguity since both concepts have been approached on an individual basis. This fact unveils the need to adopt a more holistic and interdisciplinary approach to urban planning and design, integrating these concepts to improve the quality of life and public health in urban areas.

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Angeliki Peponi; Paulo Morgado. Smart and Regenerative Urban Growth: A Literature Network Analysis. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 2020, 17, 2463 .

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Angeliki Peponi, Paulo Morgado. Smart and Regenerative Urban Growth: A Literature Network Analysis. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 2020; 17 (7):2463.

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Angeliki Peponi; Paulo Morgado. 2020. "Smart and Regenerative Urban Growth: A Literature Network Analysis." International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 17, no. 7: 2463.

Journal article
Published: 18 February 2019 in Revista Latino-americana de Geografia e Genero
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A realidade de um mundo global, reconfigura a relação entre acessibilidade (ou a sua ausência), exclusão social e desigualdade de género. Este relacionamento questiona o sistema de mobilidade e em particular as suas soluções universais e neutras desligadas das necessidades e aspirações de mobilidade e acessibilidade de mulheres e homens na sua relação com a produção e reprodução social. A estas questões associa-se a rápida evolução tecnológica e soluções que oferece aos quotidianos do espaço-tempo de mulheres e homens. Este artigo discute como podem os dispositivos móveis (smartphones e trackers) ser usados para promover políticas de conciliação da mobilidade quotidiana, genericamente designada de “casa-trabalho”.

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Margarida Queirós; Paulo Morgado; Nuno Marques da Costa; Nelson Mileu; Aníbal Almeida; Mário Vale. Igualdade de género nas geografias espácio-temporais: uma análise a partir de dispositivos móveis. Revista Latino-americana de Geografia e Genero 2019, 10, 3 -25.

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Margarida Queirós, Paulo Morgado, Nuno Marques da Costa, Nelson Mileu, Aníbal Almeida, Mário Vale. Igualdade de género nas geografias espácio-temporais: uma análise a partir de dispositivos móveis. Revista Latino-americana de Geografia e Genero. 2019; 10 (1):3-25.

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Margarida Queirós; Paulo Morgado; Nuno Marques da Costa; Nelson Mileu; Aníbal Almeida; Mário Vale. 2019. "Igualdade de género nas geografias espácio-temporais: uma análise a partir de dispositivos móveis." Revista Latino-americana de Geografia e Genero 10, no. 1: 3-25.

Journal article
Published: 14 February 2019 in Sustainability
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The complexities of coupled environmental and human systems across the space and time of fragile systems challenge new data-driven methodologies. Combining geographic information systems (GIS) and artificial neural networks (ANN) allows us to design a model that forecasts the erosion changes in Costa da Caparica, Lisbon, Portugal, for 2021, with a high accuracy level. The GIS–ANN model proves to be a powerful tool, as it analyzes and provides the “where” and the “why” dynamics that have happened or will happen in the future. According to the literature, ANNs present noteworthy advantages compared to the other methods that are used for prediction and decision making in urban coastal areas. In order to conduct a sensitivity analysis on natural and social forces, as well as dynamic relations in the dune–beach system of the study area, two types of ANNs were tested on a GIS environment: radial basis function (RBF) and multilayer perceptron (MLP). The GIS–ANN model helps to understand the factors that impact coastal erosion changes, and the importance of having an intelligent environmental decision support system to address these risks. This quantitative knowledge of the erosion changes and the analytical map-based frame are essential for an integrated management of the area and the establishment of pro-sustainability policies.

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Angeliki Peponi; Paulo Morgado; Jorge Trindade. Combining Artificial Neural Networks and GIS Fundamentals for Coastal Erosion Prediction Modeling. Sustainability 2019, 11, 975 .

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Angeliki Peponi, Paulo Morgado, Jorge Trindade. Combining Artificial Neural Networks and GIS Fundamentals for Coastal Erosion Prediction Modeling. Sustainability. 2019; 11 (4):975.

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Angeliki Peponi; Paulo Morgado; Jorge Trindade. 2019. "Combining Artificial Neural Networks and GIS Fundamentals for Coastal Erosion Prediction Modeling." Sustainability 11, no. 4: 975.

Journal article
Published: 03 August 2018 in Finisterra
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Este artigo analisa as consequências do encolhimento urbano na forma da cidade. O estudo baseia-se num inventário das ‘perfurações’ no tecido urbano geradas pelo abandono – i.e., os espaços arruinados e vacantes – em quatro cidades portuguesas em declínio demográfico. Os resultados comprovam que ruínas e terrenos vacantes são presenças comuns nessas paisagens urbanas. No total, 7,8% da área urbana das quatro cidades corresponde a ‘perfurações’, mas em algumas cidades essa proporção chega aos 32%. O estudo demonstra que as ‘perfurações’ geradas pelo abandono tendem a ocorrer dispersa e um pouco inesperadamente nas cidades, tanto em posições centrais como periféricas. A extensão e dispersão das ‘perfurações’ parece variar consoante a cidade é mais ou menos densa e o encolhimento é mais ou menos antigo ou foi mais ou menos severo.

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Eduardo Brito Henriques; Paulo Morgado; David Cruz. Morfologia da cidade perfurada: padrões espaciais de ruínas e terrenos vacantes em cidades portuguesas. Finisterra 2018, 53, 111 -133.

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Eduardo Brito Henriques, Paulo Morgado, David Cruz. Morfologia da cidade perfurada: padrões espaciais de ruínas e terrenos vacantes em cidades portuguesas. Finisterra. 2018; 53 (108):111-133.

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Eduardo Brito Henriques; Paulo Morgado; David Cruz. 2018. "Morfologia da cidade perfurada: padrões espaciais de ruínas e terrenos vacantes em cidades portuguesas." Finisterra 53, no. 108: 111-133.

Conference paper
Published: 11 July 2017 in International Scientific Conference GEOBALCANICA 2017
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Eduardo Brito-Henriques; Paulo Morgado. A METHODOLOGY FOR IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF CITY SHRINKAGE EFFECTS IN URBAN MORPHOLOGY AND LANDSCAPE. International Scientific Conference GEOBALCANICA 2017 2017, 129 -136.

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Eduardo Brito-Henriques, Paulo Morgado. A METHODOLOGY FOR IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF CITY SHRINKAGE EFFECTS IN URBAN MORPHOLOGY AND LANDSCAPE. International Scientific Conference GEOBALCANICA 2017. 2017; ():129-136.

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Eduardo Brito-Henriques; Paulo Morgado. 2017. "A METHODOLOGY FOR IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF CITY SHRINKAGE EFFECTS IN URBAN MORPHOLOGY AND LANDSCAPE." International Scientific Conference GEOBALCANICA 2017 , no. : 129-136.

Research article
Published: 29 March 2017 in Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science
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The conceptual and methodological debate on urban form has grown in the last decades to recognize that social, economic, demographic and political processes can contribute to the development of new urban forms, especially those related to urban sprawl, as well as to find alternative methodologies for measuring them. Spatial metrics derived from landscape ecology arise as principal indicators to measure urban form. This paper proposes a typology of the urban occupation of Portuguese municipalities. It uses land use/cover data from 1990 and 2006 to extract built-up areas, and it presents five spatial metrics alongside seventeen statistical indicators from 1991 to 2011 most commonly used in the literature to characterize urban occupation. It uses a self-organising map as a visual tool to identify trends and relationships among variables and to cluster municipalities. Based on the self-organising map’s visual clustering, six types of urban occupation of Portuguese municipalities are proposed. In addition, the paper discusses the added value of using indicators that describe both the patterns and the characteristics of the municipalities for making spatial planning decisions in Portugal. The observed results show that spatial metrics are particularly adequate for measuring peri-urban municipalities (urban sprawl areas). These results represent the first multidimensional and systematic analysis of Portuguese urban occupation and they can be the first step in the integration of spatial metrics as indicators that are suitable for the analysis of spatial planning, and also for comparative purposes at a broader geographical scale.

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Patrícia Abrantes; Jorge Rocha; Eduarda Marques Da Costa; Eduardo Gomes; Paulo Morgado; Nuno Costa. Modelling urban form: A multidimensional typology of urban occupation for spatial analysis. Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science 2017, 46, 47 -65.

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Patrícia Abrantes, Jorge Rocha, Eduarda Marques Da Costa, Eduardo Gomes, Paulo Morgado, Nuno Costa. Modelling urban form: A multidimensional typology of urban occupation for spatial analysis. Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science. 2017; 46 (1):47-65.

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Patrícia Abrantes; Jorge Rocha; Eduarda Marques Da Costa; Eduardo Gomes; Paulo Morgado; Nuno Costa. 2017. "Modelling urban form: A multidimensional typology of urban occupation for spatial analysis." Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science 46, no. 1: 47-65.

Journal article
Published: 26 December 2015 in Finisterra
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Com a publicação do número 100, celebram-se os 50 anos de Finisterra. Revista Portuguesa de Geografia (1966-2015). Neste texto biográfico, depois de um breve enquadramento, que situa o nascimento da revista, reconstitui-se o percurso das suas estruturas organizativas desde o primeiro número, analisam-se os tipos de textos publicados ao longo do tempo e faz-se uma análise minuciosa e ilustrada dos artigos durante os 50 anos de existência (autores, espaços e temas tratados, idiomas, ilustrações). As principais fases do percurso da revista replicam de algum modo aspectos evolutivos da Geografia. A fase de lançamento (1966-1975) da Finisterra, concebida desde início como uma publicação internacional, acompanhou o aumento do número de geógrafos, bem como o confronto de ideias e de correntes de pensamento contemporâneo. No período seguinte, de consolidação (1976-1994), iniciaram-se alterações nas estruturas organizativas e no aspecto gráfico, ao mesmo tempo que se divulgavam novos temas de investigação geográfica. No período de alterações estruturais (1995-1999) criaram-se outros órgãos consultivos externos, novas normas de publicação e diferentes formas de apresentação dos textos. Pode dizer-se que se lançaram as bases para a fase seguinte, estandardização de procedimentos, internacionalização e difusão em acesso aberto (2000-2015). Nestes anos mantiveram-se as preocupações com o controlo de qualidade dos textos e o aumento da difusão da revista, agora facilitada pela era digital. Em todas as fases, foi determinante o papel dos revisores científicos, cujo empenho silencioso, anónimo e gracioso nos apraz destacar nesta celebração dos 100 números da Finisterra. Parafraseando Ruben A. “o geógrafo não cansa, avança”: são estas as perspectivas para a nova fase, que se iniciará em 2016.

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Maria João Alcoforado Alcoforado; Maria Fernanda Alegria; Margarida Queirós; Ricardo A. C. Garcia; Paulo Morgado; Rute Vieira. Finisterra. Biografia de uma revista de geografia (1966-2015). Finisterra 2015, 50, 9 -33.

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Maria João Alcoforado Alcoforado, Maria Fernanda Alegria, Margarida Queirós, Ricardo A. C. Garcia, Paulo Morgado, Rute Vieira. Finisterra. Biografia de uma revista de geografia (1966-2015). Finisterra. 2015; 50 (100):9-33.

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Maria João Alcoforado Alcoforado; Maria Fernanda Alegria; Margarida Queirós; Ricardo A. C. Garcia; Paulo Morgado; Rute Vieira. 2015. "Finisterra. Biografia de uma revista de geografia (1966-2015)." Finisterra 50, no. 100: 9-33.

Journal article
Published: 01 November 2014 in Ocean & Coastal Management
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In this paper, we demonstrate the use of scenario building in the context of contested land use visions. We examine a small coastal community located 20 kms south of Lisbon. In Almada e Trafaria/Costa da Caparica, competing stakeholders such as central government, local government, environmental NGO's and private companies each have competing development visions for the area. These include the development of recreation and leisure facilities, a container terminal and the re-naturalization of unused land. We illustrate the added value of the GIS-ANN tool in steering negotiations between these different visions and the potential of a scenario building web application as a tool for problem solving. The emergence of user-created GIS-based web content in Planning has transformed passive users and consumers of geospatial information into active contributors to the development of spatial visions of the future. It allows stakeholders to gauge alternative future land uses thus making planning and decisionmaking processes potentially more transparent and democratic. In this paper, we detail a new method that enhances GIS-web-based public participation. We build on a combination of GIS basic capabilities and the data mining methods of Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), namely Multilayer Perceptron (MLP) packaged in a friendly (GUI) user interface that runs on the Google Earth platform. Users will be able to articulate different spatial development scenarios for a specific area, to conduct sensitivity analyses for various competing scenarios and to explore causal connections between them.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio

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Paulo Morgado; Eduardo Gomes; Nuno Marques da Costa. Competing visions? Simulating alternative coastal futures using a GIS-ANN web application. Ocean & Coastal Management 2014, 101, 79 -88.

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Paulo Morgado, Eduardo Gomes, Nuno Marques da Costa. Competing visions? Simulating alternative coastal futures using a GIS-ANN web application. Ocean & Coastal Management. 2014; 101 ():79-88.

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Paulo Morgado; Eduardo Gomes; Nuno Marques da Costa. 2014. "Competing visions? Simulating alternative coastal futures using a GIS-ANN web application." Ocean & Coastal Management 101, no. : 79-88.

Journal article
Published: 13 December 2012 in Finisterra
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XIV Colóquio Europeu de Geografia Teórica e Quantitativa (ECTQG'05)

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Paulo Morgado; Jorge Rocha. XIV Colóquio Europeu de Geografia Teórica e Quantitativa (ECTQG'05). Finisterra 2012, 41, 1 .

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Paulo Morgado, Jorge Rocha. XIV Colóquio Europeu de Geografia Teórica e Quantitativa (ECTQG'05). Finisterra. 2012; 41 (82):1.

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Paulo Morgado; Jorge Rocha. 2012. "XIV Colóquio Europeu de Geografia Teórica e Quantitativa (ECTQG'05)." Finisterra 41, no. 82: 1.

Journal article
Published: 13 December 2012 in Finisterra
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PRACTICE OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS BY GEOGRAPHIC MODELING. This article presents a proposal of how to put in practice the concept of sustainable development - that as been strictly seeing in a theoretical point of view, as well a tribune speech and with very imprecise conceptual boundaries – supported by the use of Geographic Information System (GIS). The exercise mentioned here it’s only the technical part of a more extensive project, it could be resume in three steps: 1) research – definition and enlightening of sustainable development concept, indicators definition, determination of theorist and methodological frame. 2) practice – identification and acquisition of important information, editing and validating information, creating a GIS project, definition and construction of sustainable development indicators, adaptation and conception of geographic model. 3) Analysis – collect and interpretation of geographic model results by confronting it to some theories claimed by important researchers. For the exercise setting up, as well to develop the conceptual methodology of casual model, GIS as been a fundamental instrument to acquire, integrate, manipulate, manage and visualize geographic information

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Paulo Morgado. Ensaio de operacionalização de Indicadores de Desenvolvimento Sustentável por modelação geográfica. Finisterra 2012, 38, 1 .

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Paulo Morgado. Ensaio de operacionalização de Indicadores de Desenvolvimento Sustentável por modelação geográfica. Finisterra. 2012; 38 (75):1.

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Paulo Morgado. 2012. "Ensaio de operacionalização de Indicadores de Desenvolvimento Sustentável por modelação geográfica." Finisterra 38, no. 75: 1.

Book chapter
Published: 01 August 2012 in Sustainable Development - Authoritative and Leading Edge Content for Environmental Management
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Paulo Morgado; Marina Toger; Patricia Abrantes; Jrmy Fiegel. A Bottom Up Approach to Modeling Habitat Connectivity Dynamics Through Networks Analysis. Sustainable Development - Authoritative and Leading Edge Content for Environmental Management 2012, 1 .

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Paulo Morgado, Marina Toger, Patricia Abrantes, Jrmy Fiegel. A Bottom Up Approach to Modeling Habitat Connectivity Dynamics Through Networks Analysis. Sustainable Development - Authoritative and Leading Edge Content for Environmental Management. 2012; ():1.

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Paulo Morgado; Marina Toger; Patricia Abrantes; Jrmy Fiegel. 2012. "A Bottom Up Approach to Modeling Habitat Connectivity Dynamics Through Networks Analysis." Sustainable Development - Authoritative and Leading Edge Content for Environmental Management , no. : 1.

Proceedings article
Published: 29 September 2006 in Remote Sensing
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In this paper is presented a land use/cover classification methodology of the rural/urban fringe, by means of the application of a neuronal network, with resource to the multiresolution image segmentation, construction of complex elements through object oriented analysis and integration of not spectral (ancillary) information. The study area is the municipality of Almada, located in the south bank of Tagus River and corresponding to one of the core regions of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area (Portugal). The data used was 2004 HRVIR SPOT images fused with supermode panchromatic image and the Portuguese urban quarter statistical data. The developed procedure is based in five steps: 1) Legend creation; 2) deriving statistical ancillary data; 3) deriving object (texture) data; 4) deriving spectral data and 5) neural network classification.© (2006) COPYRIGHT SPIE--The International Society for Optical Engineering. Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only.

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Fernando Jorge Rocha; José António Tenedório; Sara Encarnação; Paulo Morgado. Land use/cover classification through multiresolution segmentation and object oriented neural networks classification. Remote Sensing 2006, 6366, 63660 -63660.

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Fernando Jorge Rocha, José António Tenedório, Sara Encarnação, Paulo Morgado. Land use/cover classification through multiresolution segmentation and object oriented neural networks classification. Remote Sensing. 2006; 6366 ():63660-63660.

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Fernando Jorge Rocha; José António Tenedório; Sara Encarnação; Paulo Morgado. 2006. "Land use/cover classification through multiresolution segmentation and object oriented neural networks classification." Remote Sensing 6366, no. : 63660-63660.

Book
Published: 30 August 2021 in Modelação Geográfica de Indicadores de Desenvolvimento Sustentável. Uma Aplicação à Área Metropolitana de Lisboa
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Paulo Morgado; Jorge Rocha. Modelação Geográfica de Indicadores de Desenvolvimento Sustentável. Uma Aplicação à Área Metropolitana de Lisboa. Modelação Geográfica de Indicadores de Desenvolvimento Sustentável. Uma Aplicação à Área Metropolitana de Lisboa 2021, 1 .

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Paulo Morgado, Jorge Rocha. Modelação Geográfica de Indicadores de Desenvolvimento Sustentável. Uma Aplicação à Área Metropolitana de Lisboa. Modelação Geográfica de Indicadores de Desenvolvimento Sustentável. Uma Aplicação à Área Metropolitana de Lisboa. 2021; ():1.

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Paulo Morgado; Jorge Rocha. 2021. "Modelação Geográfica de Indicadores de Desenvolvimento Sustentável. Uma Aplicação à Área Metropolitana de Lisboa." Modelação Geográfica de Indicadores de Desenvolvimento Sustentável. Uma Aplicação à Área Metropolitana de Lisboa , no. : 1.

Conference paper
Published: 30 August 2021
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Ines Fontes; Paulo Morgado. Modelo para Avaliação de Cenários para o Desenvolvimento Sustentável. 2021, 1 .

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Ines Fontes, Paulo Morgado. Modelo para Avaliação de Cenários para o Desenvolvimento Sustentável. . 2021; ():1.

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Ines Fontes; Paulo Morgado. 2021. "Modelo para Avaliação de Cenários para o Desenvolvimento Sustentável." , no. : 1.

Book
Published: 30 August 2021 in Integração de Dados Estatísticos na Classificação de Imagens de Satélite
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Jorge Rocha; Paulo Morgado. Integração de Dados Estatísticos na Classificação de Imagens de Satélite. Integração de Dados Estatísticos na Classificação de Imagens de Satélite 2021, 1 .

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Jorge Rocha, Paulo Morgado. Integração de Dados Estatísticos na Classificação de Imagens de Satélite. Integração de Dados Estatísticos na Classificação de Imagens de Satélite. 2021; ():1.

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Jorge Rocha; Paulo Morgado. 2021. "Integração de Dados Estatísticos na Classificação de Imagens de Satélite." Integração de Dados Estatísticos na Classificação de Imagens de Satélite , no. : 1.