A study on evaluation the marine carrying capacity in Guangxi Province, China

Han, Yu; Wei, Fangyi; Ye, Guanqiong; Shen, Yang; Ma, Panpan; Hu, Wenjia

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2018.02.003

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“…Examining the profiles of beach/ seaside visitors is important to understand who visits CMT locations, what their interests are as well as perceptions and experiences to improve planning and management of these destinations to ensure long-term sustainability (Atzori et al, 2018;Chen & Teng, 2016;Han et al, 2018;Martinis et al, 2019). Atzori et al (2018) reveal that perceptions of beach comfort influence destination choice and future travel preferences.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…They add that it is not only the destination itself and CMT stakeholders (such as CMT business and tour operators) that influence trip satisfaction but also the service sector generally (such as safety and security as well as water and electricity provision) that should be considered. Chen & Teng (2016) and Han et al (2018) note the importance understanding perceptions and perspectives of CMT locations which contributes to acceptable, practical sustainable management policies and practice.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Profile of Visitors to Coastal and Marine Tourism Locations in Cape Town, South Africa

Munien¹,

Gumede²,

Gounden³

et al. 2019

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Section: Cmt Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Profile of Visitors to Coastal and Marine Tourism Locations in Cape Town, South Africa

Munien¹,

Gumede²,

Gounden³

et al. 2019

GTG

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“…The third constructs support-pressure as the system layer [15]. Several models, such as the system dynamics model [26,27], ecological footprint method [11,28], GIS (Geographic Information System) analysis method [29], energy analysis method [30], and comprehensive evaluation method [20], have been applied to the evaluation of RECC.…”

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A Land Space Development Zoning Method Based on Resource–Environmental Carrying Capacity: A Case Study of Henan, China

Xie

2020

IJERPH

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As a key element in China’s spatial planning, the development zoning of land space has become a focus of China’s current activity. During its rapid social and economic development, China has faced severe and diverse challenges regarding sustainable development, such as farmland occupation, environmental degradation, urban land disorder expansion, etc. Against this backdrop, research on the linkage between resource–environmental carrying capacity (RECC) and the development zoning of land space in the process of sustainable development has received increased attention, and an accurate evaluation of the RECC would provide useful guidance for Chinese policy makers to carry out the development zoning of land space. This paper uses Henan Province as an example to construct a comprehensive evaluation model of “resource carrying capacity (RCC)–eco–environmental carrying capacity (EECC)–socio–economic carrying capacity (SECC)”, which calculates the level of RECC in a provincial area. In addition, this paper designs a correlation model between the RECC and the development zoning of land space, which uses a three-dimensional magic cube evaluation model to analyze the development zoning layout of land space. The results showed that a geographical pattern exists, where in the southwestern areas of Henan Province have a higher RECC than the central and northeastern areas. The results also indicated that the land space patterns of Henan Province can be divided into seven types of areas through a three-dimensional magic cube evaluation model, which can better reflect the spatial differentiation characteristics of the comprehensive index of RECC. The results of this study offer an important reference for policy-makers to make decisions and also provide a scientific and pragmatic basis for the formulation of sustainable development strategies.

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“…Di beberapa negara seperti China juga sangat tinggi perhatiannya terhadap kajian DDK. Sebagian besar studi teoritis dan praktis dalam menganalisis daya dukung ekologi laut dapat ditemukan di Cina daripada negara-negara lain sebagai "daya dukung ekologi" telah ada salah satu prinsip dasar pengembangan untuk seluruh negara (Han et al, 2018).…”

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Spatial Economic Value of Gili Matra Water Tourism Park for Scuba Diving Tourism in North Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara

Yulianda

Solihin²,

Kusumastanto

et al. 2019

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Between economic and economic interests is a classic problem faced in national development. Both must be balanced in order to achieve sustainable development.The purpose of this study is to estimate the optimal economic value of resource utilization for diving tourism around Gili Indah Water Park (TWP). The estimation of economic value is based on the result of area suitability analysis and carrying capacity analysis of the area. Results of suitability analysis shows that only 5 of 12 dive sites are suitably conditional for diving tourism and 7 of 12 dive sites are suitable. However, the inappropriate location is still used for non-tourism diving activities. Diving schedules are divided into two parts: first performed during the day and second done at night. Total carryng capasity for day diving as many as 4,636 people per day. Based on the calculation of the carrying capacity of the area can be estimated total economic value of the area of 13.5 billion rupiah per day. While the total cost incurred per day is estimated at 10.3 billion rupiah per day. The equilibrium of demand and supply will be achieved by 2035 if the growth of visits is at 5% per year.

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A study on evaluation the marine carrying capacity in Guangxi Province, China

Cited by 38 publications

References 18 publications

Profile of Visitors to Coastal and Marine Tourism Locations in Cape Town, South Africa

Profile of Visitors to Coastal and Marine Tourism Locations in Cape Town, South Africa

A Land Space Development Zoning Method Based on Resource–Environmental Carrying Capacity: A Case Study of Henan, China

Spatial Economic Value of Gili Matra Water Tourism Park for Scuba Diving Tourism in North Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara

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