Shape of demographic risk factors in Ciuc Depression

Abstract

Shape of demographic risk factors in Ciuc Depression. The complexity of a system as the population of a given area, involves shaping the evolution process, identify the many interdependent factors which give consistency to the system as a whole. In case of a major geodemographic variables that influence its evolution given the multifactorial model extrapolation of risks and disasters components include physical, economic, financial and socio-cultural, ie spatial dimension. Risk is the amplification of demographic aging in the third period of transition, is exceeding the point where population decline is stabilizing, according to the theory of the second demographic transition (Crenshaw, Oakey and Cristenson 1999) which is common in European countries. This phenomenon coincides with the degradation of the economic profile and in rural areas of agricultural, leading to unemployment which Amplifier migration, subsistence agriculture and poverty. Key-words: risks and vulnerabilities, demographic indicators and human geography, horizon of expectation, official data base and inadvertence af