Assessing landscape perception of urban rocky habitats

Acar, Cengiz; Sakıcı, Çiğdem

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2006.02.026

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“…Visual quality of the landscape elements is their most important feature that can directly affect the user preference. There exists an absolute relation between the features in urban and rural areas such as vividness, harmony, fascinaty, naturalness and being interesting and "visually preference grade" which means that people make an area 'preferential' (Herzog 1985;Clay and Smidt 2004;Arriaza et al 2004;Acar et al 2006;Acar and Sakıcı 2008).…”

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“…Several similar studies on visual quality assessment have been carried out by some Turkish researchers in Turkey in the following studies for rural and urban-fringed landscapes (Kaplan et al 2006), urban landscapes (Müderrisoglu et al 2006), urban rocky habitats (Acar and Sakıcı 2008) and rural-urban landscapes (Bulut 2006;Bulut and Yilmaz 2008).…”

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confidence: 98%

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Determination of waterscape beauties through visual quality assessment method

Bulut

Yılmaz

2008

Environ Monit Assess

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Besides being an indispensable life element, water is also in the first rows among the most important landscape elements that have the visual reserve value in both natural and cultural environments. In this study, the aim was to present suggestions about the use of waterscapes in landscape design and planning attempts by determining the water types bearing high visual reserve values among different types of waterscapes bearing high visual reserve values. The visual quality assessment method was used in this study. One hundred and twenty eight university students ranked the six waterscapes in a visual quality survey. The results showed that urban waterscape scenery [visual quality point (VQP) = 6.0391], was the most preferred category, whereas, river scenery (VQP = 3.5547) was the least preferred. The second preferred waterscape was waterfall (in rural landscape) scenery (VQP = 5.8594) and the third was standing water scenery (SWS; VQP = 5.3672). The relationships between landscape parameters and visual quality of landscape indicated that vividness and fascinaty parameters had a significant relation with preference. Some suggestions were made regarding the use of wa terscapes visual value in planning and designing of the landscape.

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Determination of waterscape beauties through visual quality assessment method

Bulut

Yılmaz

2008

Environ Monit Assess

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“…In factor analysis, the principal component analysis (PCA) technique analyzes data by using the varimax rotation method [59]. This method allows the grouping of all variables (criteria) by their similarities [60,61].…”

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Integrated Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Methods for the Sustainability of Historical–Cultural Structures on the Trabzon Coastline

Işık

Demir

2017

Sustainability

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Unsustainable urban growth has put pressure on urban coastal areas and historical-cultural structures. As such, the important role of coastline sustainability has been revealed, and planners must protect historical-cultural coast characteristics in order to increase the quality of life of citizens. For this reason, this present study investigated the effects of existing coast characteristics and historical-cultural structure changes in recreation and tourism with respect to the Trabzon coastline in Turkey. Through literature and site survey, these effects were classified using specific coastal criteria which increase and decrease coastal use, and these were grouped by factor analysis. For the main criteria, the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) method was used, and for sub-criteria, the Elimination and Choice Expressing Reality (ELECTRE) method was employed, combining multi-criteria decision-making methods to generate a priority ranking for all criteria. Consequently, "socialization", "city promotion" and "service quality" were revealed as the most effective criteria with respect to coastal use. The methods and the findings may significantly contribute to sustainable tourism planning for other urban coastal areas.

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“…As illustrated by Bergen et al (1995) Arriaza et al (2004 or Acar and Sakici (2008) the presence of a water element in the landscape scene makes a positive perception of it. Bulut and Yilmaz (2009) have examined the nature of the most preferred water elements and found that the most preferred element is a natural pond, which is a part of urban environment (e.g.…”

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Possibilities of Evaluation of the Recreational Potential of Close to Nature Watercourses

Lampartová¹,

Schneider²

2014

Acta Univ. Agric. Silvic. Mendelianae Brun.

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Creation of close-to-nature river beds is one of the results of watercourses revitalization. Watercourses are segments in the country increasing its recreational potential.The recreational potential of watercourses contributes to rich diversity of animal and plant species. They are wellpreserved natural environment with a diff erent atmosphere and an interesting psychological eff ect. The current goal of revitalization measures in the landscape primarily consists of the optimization of landscape water regime, incl. fl ood control measures and the promotion of biodiversity, but the current philosophy speaks of multifunctional land usage. However, the revitalization is currently underappreciated in the Czech Republic and it is important to increase the recreational potential of the landscape. The subject of this article is evaluation of close to nature watercources from the point of view of recreation potential. The example locality of close to nature watercourse is part of Váh river near Iľava city. In this area some elements of recreational potential by the proposed methodology are discussed. Two river courses make a possible comparison between a technical canal and a modifi ed one, but close-to-nature water course with all parameters of river phenomenon. Properties of nature and close-to-nature watercourses could be an inspiration for repairing(modifying, adjusting) river stretches within urban space.

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Assessing landscape perception of urban rocky habitats

Cited by 34 publications

References 31 publications

Determination of waterscape beauties through visual quality assessment method

Determination of waterscape beauties through visual quality assessment method

Integrated Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Methods for the Sustainability of Historical–Cultural Structures on the Trabzon Coastline

Possibilities of Evaluation of the Recreational Potential of Close to Nature Watercourses

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