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Salvador García-Ayllón and Gloria Martínez
The evaluation of anthropogenic impacts on the landscape is an issue that has traditionally been carried out from a descriptive or at least somewhat qualitative perspective. However, in recent years, the technological improvements provided by geographic ...
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Salvador Garcia-Ayllon and John Radke
The management and conservation of wetlands and vulnerable protected areas of high ecological value dependent on the existence of water is complex and generally depends on the climate and rainfall in semi-arid territories such as southeastern Spain. Howe...
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Salvador García-Ayllón, Antonio Tomás and José Luis Ródenas
Implementation of an innovative approach in the field of seismic damage analysis in cities to hierarchize the importance of the different phenomena detected. Possible applications to develop improved mitigation strategies in urban areas.
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Salvador Garcia-Ayllon
The relationship between the impacts of coastal perimeter transformations derived from human activity and coastal vulnerability is not easy to assess. The impacts associated with coastal dynamics are phenomena that usually develop very extensively over a...
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Salvador Garcia-Ayllon
Globalization and the development of the so-called “collaborative economies” has coincided with an important transformation of mass tourism in the last decades. This phenomenon has been accentuated enormously in many European cities in recent...
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José Luis Ródenas, Salvador García-Ayllón and Antonio Tomás
In spite of the enhancements related to building construction, many regions still present a major level of seismic risk as a consequence of the high vulnerability of the urban configuration of their cities. An improved method to assess the seismic vulner...
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