Utilização da análise multi-níveis para avaliação da vulnerabilidade da população da AML ao calor

Este estudo analisa o impacte do calor nos niveis de mortalidade da populacao residente na area metropolitana de Lisboa (AML). Utilizando uma tecnica estatistica multivariada – analise multi-niveis – procura-se modelar a variacao espacial da mortalidade em periodos criticos. Os niveis espaciais considerados na analise foram freguesias e concelhos. Os valores de mortalidade foram padronizados pela idade, utilizando como padrao a populacao da AML, obtendo-se a razao padronizada de mortalidade (RPM), que constituiu a variavel dependente na analise. Como variaveis independentes foram utilizados diferentes indicadores de caracter demografico, socioeconomico e urbanistico. No primeiro nivel (freguesia) as variaveis que se associaram de forma significativa a variacao das RPM foram a percentagem de populacao institucionalizada e o indice de privacao sociomaterial; a introducao do nivel concelhio na analise incrementou pouco, mas de forma significativa, a explicacao da variância das RPM, sendo incluidas na analise o ganho medio e um indice de saude e assistencia social.

• Publication year

  2013

• Venue

  Computers & Graphics

• Publication date

  2013-09-01

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  DOI 10.14195/0871-1623_32_23
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