Analysis of the correlation between socio-economic development and a number of planning decisions issued – evidence from Przecław municipality

Król, Karol; Markulis, J.

doi:10.15576/gll/2018.4.49

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“…Information resources also include the knowledge and experience of employees who make decisions pertaining to the use of the collected information. All this leads to the necessity of effectively managing information, and effective management is here understood as proper collection, processing and sharing of data, which should result in increased effectiveness of undertaken actions [Król and Markulis 2018].…”

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Interactive image viewers — comparison of selected tools and application examples

Król¹,

Krakowie²,

Bitner-Fiałkowska³

2019

Geomatics, Landmanagement and Landscape

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The tasks carried out by public administration units include information and education. Multiple and direct transmission of information may affect the awareness of local communities. However, public administration units often struggle with the lack of skills in terms of using generally available techniques and design tools that allow relatively easy and low-cost sharing of maps on the Internet. The aim of the present research has been to analyse selected tools that enable interactive presentation of raster maps in the form of an unattended (maintenance-free) web application. Exploratory tests consisted in determining the applicability of selected tools for the presentation of spatial data, as illustrated with the example of land cover analysis of the Wolbrom Municipality (Poland). In conclusion, it was shown that the tested components aspire to be maintenance-free and they serve primarily an information function. They can be used in the presentation of environmental and socioeconomic phenomena, as well as infographics or geo-infographics, which require ad hoc publication online.

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Interactive image viewers — comparison of selected tools and application examples

Król¹,

Krakowie²,

Bitner-Fiałkowska³

2019

Geomatics, Landmanagement and Landscape

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“…Participation in spatial planning can benefit not only the local residents themselves, but also officials, investors and managers, who are able to learn more about the local conditions in the process [Gawrońska and Policht-Latawiec 2014]. This applies in particular to strategic investment projects of supra-local significance, which are significant for socio-economic development [Król and Prus 2018, Król and Markulis 2018, Gawrońska et al 2019, such as for example construction of road infrastructure.…”

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Environmental impact assessment of the Waksmund–Ostrowsko–Łopuszna bypass construction, with particular reference to the results of public consultation process

Gawrońska¹,

Gawroński²,

Król³

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The subject of this publication concerns the assessment of the environmental impact of the construction of the bypass road in Waksmund, Ostrowsko and Łopuszna, in the municipality of Nowy Targ. In addition, the article presents the results of the evaluation of public consultation in the procedure for assessing the environmental impact of the discussed project. In order to assess the impact of the planned investment on the environment, the report on the environmental impact of the project and selected legal acts were analysed. It was demonstrated that the report on the environmental impact of the project entitled: "Construction of the Waksmund-Ostrowsko-Łopuszna bypass along regional road No. 969" was implemented correctly. The proposed solutions contained in the report on the environmental impact of the project will eliminate the negative impact of the planned bypass road on the environment, and they will also increase the attractiveness of the pertinent areas from the point of view of residents and prospective investors. The technical solutions adopted along the new road, including roundabouts, will serve to calm the traffic, and improve the safety of drivers and pedestrians. In order to obtain reliable information about public consultation meetings, an evaluation survey was developed. The survey was conducted in May 2019, and 43 respondents took part in it. The survey results have shown that the public consultation was not properly prepared, which was reflected in the respondents' opinion. The main reason for the negative reviews was the lack of publicly available information about the consultation. In addition, the low attendance at consultation meetings was noted as a significant problem.

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Analysis of the correlation between socio-economic development and a number of planning decisions issued – evidence from Przecław municipality

Cited by 2 publications

References 13 publications

Interactive image viewers — comparison of selected tools and application examples

Interactive image viewers — comparison of selected tools and application examples

Environmental impact assessment of the Waksmund–Ostrowsko–Łopuszna bypass construction, with particular reference to the results of public consultation process

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