HR: 10:20h
AN: GC22A-01    [Abstracts]
TI: Territorial Manifestations of the Economical Influence Areas of Global Warming and Climate Change
AU: * GARCIA LOPEZ, Y G
EM: yahirgg@yahoo.com.mx
AF: INSTITUTO DE GEOFISICA, UNAM, CIUDAD UNIVERSITARIA, COYOACAN, MEXICO, D.F 04510, Mexico
AU: PEREZ-PERAZA, J A
EM: perperaz@yahoo.com.mx
AF: INSTITUTO DE GEOFISICA, UNAM, CIUDAD UNIVERSITARIA, COYOACAN, MEXICO, d.f 04510, Mexico
AU: VELASCO HERRERA, V M
EM: vmv@geofisica.unam.mx
AF: INSTITUTO DE GEOFISICA, UNAM, CIUDAD UNIVERSITARIA, COYOACAN, MEXICO, d.f 04510, Mexico
AB: Economic space is structured by the relationship between the anthropogenic and economic factors, with a dynamical evolution defined by the financial flows around the world and technology evolution. The global warming and the climate change are two different processes associated on the planet, due to different etiologies: the global warming is produced principally by anthropogenic effects, whereas the climate change its produced by physics and natural process on global earth system. Both phenomena produce economic impacts and territorial manifestation on the earth surface, which are different at different territorial scales, but with important influence on human activity. In this work, we carry out an holistic research (global impacts to the economy space) about the physical processes and anthropogenic impacts that affect directly on the climate change and global warming respectively, with territorial manifestations using geographic scales. We propose a classification on this territorial manifestations, according with the economical effects by the international trade and production of GHG´s in the world (global warming). The results of this research show that the global warming generates territorial manifestations, according with the three sectors of the world economy. We construct maps of influence areas of economic activity which have been affected in different ways by the Climatic Change and Global warming.
DE: 1637 Regional climate change
DE: 1699 General or miscellaneous
SC: Global Climate Change [GC]
MN: 2007 Joint Assembly