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Relationship between urban form and COVID-19 severity: impact of compactness during the lockdown and post-lockdown periods by Md Hamidur Rahman; Angela Antipova is a Social Sciences article available to read on EtoBox.

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This research paper examines the relationships between urban form and COVID-19 outcomes in U.S. metropolitan counties. Using multivariate regression analysis, the study investigates the impact of demographic characteristics, social distancing measures, healthcare capacity, and urban form indicators (density, land use mix, street accessibility, street centering), on COVID-19 infection and death rates. The analysis has been implemented during the lockdown (March 1 to June 30) and post-lockdown (Sept 1 to Dec 31) in 2020. The results reveal significant associations between several variables and COVID-19 rates. The compactness index showed mixed results, with a positive relationship observed during the lockdown phase and a negative relationship during the post-lockdown period. Demographic factors including a higher percentage of the black population, older age, and lower educational attainment are positively correlated with case and death rates. These findings suggest that the influence of urban form on COVID-19 outcomes varies across different stages of the pandemic. The research highlights the importance of considering both demographic and urban form factors when analyzing the impact

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Author
Md Hamidur Rahman; Angela Antipova
Publisher
Informa UK Limited
Published
2024
Language
EN
Field
Social Sciences

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