An operational method to supporting siting decisions for sustainable rural second home planning in ecotourism sites

Jeong, Jin Su; García-Moruno, Lorenzo; Blanco, Julio Hernández; Cabanillas, Francisco Javier Jaraíz

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2014.04.012

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“…For that reason, sensitivity analysis is completed where weight values of GIS layers are altered to assess the differences in the biomass facility suitability map. To evaluate the sensitivity, a criterion weight w i at a certain Percent Change (PC) standard level could be figured as follows in Equation (3) [31,32,[41][42][43][44][45][46][47]:…”

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A Multicriteria GIS-Based Assessment to Optimize Biomass Facility Sites with Parallel Environment—A Case Study in Spain

Jeong

Ramírez-Gómez

2017

Energies

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Abstract:Optimizing a biomass facility site is a critical concern that is currently receiving an increased attention because of geographically spread biomass feedstock. This research presents a multicriteria GIS assessment with Weighted Linear Combination (WLC) (most suitable areas) and a sensitivity analysis (implementation strategies) applied to various disciplines using suitable criteria to optimize a biomass facility location in the context of renewable energies respecting the environment. The analyses of results with twelve criteria show the most suitable areas (9.25%) and constraints in a case study in Extremadura (Spain), where forest and agriculture are typical for land uses. Thus, the sensitivity analysis demonstrates the insight of the most influential criteria for supporting energy planning decisions. Therefore, this assessment could be used in studies to verify suitable biomass plants sites with corresponding geographical and spatial circumstances and available spatial data necessary in various governmental and industrial sectors.

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Section: Multicriteria Gis-mcda Approachmentioning

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A Multicriteria GIS-Based Assessment to Optimize Biomass Facility Sites with Parallel Environment—A Case Study in Spain

Jeong

Ramírez-Gómez

2017

Energies

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“…Esto ha motivado un rápido crecimiento de los desarrollos rurales, y como consecuencia se ha producido una pérdida de los paisajes tradicionales, así como un cambio sustancial del uso de la tierra, aunque la definición de lo que constituye una zona rural puede diferir entre países, e incluso regiones dentro de un país (2). Concretamente, se ha producido un importante incremento en el desarrollo de edificios dedicados al turismo rural debido al crecimiento de la demanda de residencias de vacaciones o de las caracterís-ticas naturales de la zona (44) (45). A pesar de la existencia de una ley regional extremeña (LESOTEX, Ley 15/2001 del suelo y ordenación territorial de Extremadura), aún no se dan respuestas coherentes a los problemas de la especificación de uso de la tierra o de la ordenación del territorio rural (46).…”

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Evaluación de una aplicación web con participación pública en la planificación espacial y toma de decisiones para la integración de construcciones rurales

Jeong¹,

García-Moruno²,

Blanco³

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RESUMENSe presenta una aplicación web que facilita la integración de construcciones turísticas rurales en su entorno mediante la participación ciudadana. El objetivo general ha sido examinar cómo la investigación puede contribuir a apoyar la toma de decisiones de los usuarios, así como su aplicación a un caso de estudio empírico en Hervás, España. A partir de los datos obtenidos de los participantes, agrupados en cuatro grupos diferentes, este estudio examinó la identificación de modelos espaciales para las distintas percepciones y el intercambio de conocimientos de los procesos de integración de construcciones en el entorno rural, la certificación del posible impacto en el turismo y la definición de una interfaz de usabilidad. Los resultados demostraron que esta web puede facilitar un consenso sobre las recomendaciones para la ordenación del territorio con la implementación de alternativas de decisión.Palabras clave: Web participativa; participación ciudadana; planificación colaborativa espacial; integración de construcciones rurales; toma de decisiones; percepción de los usuarios. ABSTRACT This paper presents the final web implementation and statistical survey results from a continuing broad research project. In this work, a web spatial planning application with public participation was developed to support suitable rural tourism building integrations into a landscape. The general goal of this paper is to examine how research can contribute to support users' decision-making, together with its application to an empirical case study in

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“…Environmental dimensions of second homes have been discussed for instance by (Andersen, Christensen, Jensen, Kofoed & Morthorst, 2008;Goble, Lewis, Hill & Phillips, 2014;Hao, Long, & Hoggard, 2014;Huhtala & Lankia, 2012;Jeong, García-Moruno, Hernández-Blanco, & Jaraíz-Cabanillas, 2014;Lanza, & Randazzo, 2013) and in relation to housing, real estate and investment policies as well as within life course investment and consumption strategies (Bhattacharya & Kim, 2011;Bianco, 2006;Hall, 2005;Hall and Müller, 2004;Jurinsky, 2010;McIntyre, Williams, Daniel & McHughl, 2006;Norris, Paris & Winston, 2010;Oliveira, Roca & Roca,2013). For second homes in relation to planning, policy and governance, see Hall, (2014).…”

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The Routledge Handbook Of Second Home Tourism And Mobilities

Hall¹,

Müller

2018

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Sweden is nowadays a country of housing shortage and the latest changes of the Planning and Building Act are intended to simplify an increased house-building. The Swedish Parliament thus decided in July 2014 to allow a new type of house; the so called "attefall house", named after the answerable minister Stefan Attefall. In most cases only an application to the municipality followed by a starting permit from the building committee is needed without involving the neighbours, but in some special cases an ordinary building permit is still needed. The political cause to ease restrictions was to make it easier for house-owners to build and to let rooms in times of housing shortage, especially in the metropolitan areas. The national association of Swedish house-owners thus calculated with 200 000 new possibilities of dwellings for rent. The "attefall house" is however intended for second home use as well as permanent living. According to a questionnaire by the Swedish Television, the number of applications related to independent complementary dwellings, is negligible (totally 19 applications) in the three greatest cities in Sweden; Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö during the first year of the reform. The main part of the 5150 approved applications are connected to guest-houses etc. The interest has been topmost in municipalities well-known for large numbers of second homes. The article discusses the outcome in these kinds of coastal areas.

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An operational method to supporting siting decisions for sustainable rural second home planning in ecotourism sites

Cited by 87 publications

References 33 publications

A Multicriteria GIS-Based Assessment to Optimize Biomass Facility Sites with Parallel Environment—A Case Study in Spain

A Multicriteria GIS-Based Assessment to Optimize Biomass Facility Sites with Parallel Environment—A Case Study in Spain

Evaluación de una aplicación web con participación pública en la planificación espacial y toma de decisiones para la integración de construcciones rurales

The Routledge Handbook Of Second Home Tourism And Mobilities

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