HACIA UNA GEOGRAFÍA DE REDES: UN NUEVO PARADIGMA DE ANÁLISIS ESPACIAL ALTERNATIVO AL ENFOQUE REGIONAL
Keywords:
Geospace, spatial analysis, networks, urban planning, geography of networks. Geoespacio, análisis espacial, redes, ordenamiento territorial, geografía de redesAbstract
En este artículo se pretende rescatar el análisis de redes independientemente del enfoque aureolar, destacando sus virtudes en un mundo globalizado, en donde cada vez más el concepto de distancia es sustituido por de tiempo, hasta llegar al extremo de que el costo, de algunos productos o la información, ya no depende de la distancia como el caso de las tarifas planas de Internet. Se aborda un enfoque teórico metodológico que cuestiona el análisis regional, debido a que, éste enfoque en algunos aspectos ya no puede resolver los problemas que la sociedad actual demanda. En el espacio red,la noción de localización absoluta pierde vigencia, mientras se refuerza la importancia de la conexión a las redes. Las metodologías propuestas, podrían mejorar la ejecución y operación de las redes presentes en los planes de ordenamiento del territorio, tan en boga, en nuestro país.
Abstract:
In this article it is tried to rescue the analysis of networks independently of the approach to aureole, emphasizing its virtues in a globalized world, in where more
and more the distance concept is replaced by the time, until arriving at the end of which the cost, no longer depends on the distance as the case of the flat tariffs of Internet. A theoretical/ methodological approach that questions the regional analysis, because, this one approach in some aspects no longer can solve the problems that the present society demand. In the space network, the notion of absolute location loses use while the importance of the connection to the networks is reinforced. The proposed methodologies could improve the boarding of the present networks in the regulating plans, so in rows, our country.
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