#3314. Measuring Social Vulnerability in an Urban Space Through Multivariate Methods and Models

October 2026publication date
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Sociology and Political Science;
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Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous);
Developmental and Educational Psychology;
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Abstract:
The research proposes a quantitative analysis to measure social vulnerability in a urban space. Social vulnerability can be defined as a situation in which individuals are characterized by a condition of multidimensional deprivation that encompasses multiple aspects of life and exposes population to different risks and hazards produced by natural, environmental, socioeconomic and epidemic factors. The analysis that follows presents the use of multivariate methods and models to provide an index for every dimensions of vulnerability (housing quality, social context, education, employment, urban mobility, social relations and economic conditions). The analysis also succeeds in identifying significant vulnerability spatial patterns and to measure how and if vulnerability can be different in case of an observed heterogeneity in urban space.
Keywords:
Composite indicators; Multivariate analysis; Social vulnerability; Urban space

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