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Urgilés Cárdenas, Juan Carlos

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1983-02-25

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Universidad de Cuenca, Facultad de Artes, Cuenca, Ecuador

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    Visualizando las diferencias. Análisis de los nombres de las calles de Cuenca (Ecuador)
    (2023) Carrión Andrade, Galo Bernardo; Urgilés Cárdenas, José Eduardo; Montes Sánchez, Esperanza Macarena; Urgilés Cárdenas, Juan Carlos
    In Cuenca (Ecuador), the street naming practice continues to be a controversial issue as part of its development as a city and in the proposal of public policies. This work analyzes the nomenclatures of the city streets using information visualization as a critical tool. Through an interdisciplinary methodology, which includes critical-historical analysis, gender perspective, and information visualization, this article shows the categorization process for the classification of streets in the urban area of Cuenca. The proposed graphics and interactive maps—six in total—allow a reading of the categories by their statistical content, geolocation, or length, among other parameters. In this sense, the role played by data visualization as a communication tool makes possible new narratives and ways of seeing the city.
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    Visualizando las diferencias. Análisis de los nombres de las calles de Cuenca (Ecuador)
    (Universidad de Cuenca. Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo, 2023-01-03) Carrión Andrade, Galo Bernardo; Urgilés Cárdenas, José Eduardo; Montes Sánchez, Esperanza Macarena; Urgilés Cárdenas, Juan Carlos
    In Cuenca (Ecuador), the street naming practice continues to be a controversial issue as part of its development as a city and in the proposal of public policies. This work analyzes the nomenclatures of the city streets using information visualization as a critical tool. Through an interdisciplinary methodology, which includes critical-historical analysis, gender perspective, and information visualization, this article shows the categorization process for the classification of streets in the urban area of Cuenca. The proposed graphics and interactive maps—six in total—allow a reading of the categories by their statistical content, geolocation, or length, among other parameters. In this sense, the role played by data visualization as a communication tool makes possible new narratives and ways of seeing the city.