Changes in the Landscape of Rural Areas Located Close to City – Case Study of Olsztyn

Tataruch, Aleksandra; Zysk, Elżbieta; Tuyet, Mai Do Thi

doi:10.31648/aspal.4653

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“…Therefore, for such an important activity as the fair, the design of the urban space and public space where they are located must satisfy the diverse needs of users, as citizen interaction is fundamental for the dynamic creation of public space (Sun, 2020). Fairs drive the growth of towns, however, the growth they experience transforms the structure of the soil and has a negative impact on the development of agriculture (Do Thi Tuyet et al, 2019).…”

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Cultural transcendence and urban-rural linkages of fairs in the Central Andes of Peru

Rodriguez-Valverde,

Quiroz-Anchirayco,

Morales-Dávila

2023

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Motives: In the public space of the city of Jauja, culturally significant fairs have been held since the times of the Inca Empire. The diversity of agricultural production in Mantaro Valley favors the emergence of fairs as the main sites for the sale and exchange of local products in the city. The following research question was formulated: what is the physical and spatial impact of the activities organized in public space on fairs, the city, and the region?Aim: The aim of the study was to analyze the physical and spatial impact of fairs in Mantaro Valley, and to explore fairs as urban-rural linkages in urban public spaces. The research methodology involved participatory observation and a review of local urban policies.Results: The results of the study indicate that fairs promote social coexistence. The typological diversity of fairs at the architectural level, their spatial organization, and impact on the urban structure of Jauja were identified.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cultural transcendence and urban-rural linkages of fairs in the Central Andes of Peru

Rodriguez-Valverde,

Quiroz-Anchirayco,

Morales-Dávila

2023

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“…The present study was motivated by the global rise of urbanisation (Zysk & Wawrowska, 2018) and the need to exchange scientific experience and knowledge to identify social needs and create public spaces that meet the expectations of the present and future generations in view of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. At the same time, the proposed solutions should be eco-friendly, and they should exert a minimal impact on the natural environment (Wolch et al, 2014;Tataruch et al, 2019;Sajnóg et al, 2022).…”

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The voice of society in designing public recreational spaces (PRS) in an urban environment

Zysk,

Zalewska

2024

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Global urban population growth, climate change, and the energy crisis pose significant challenges for the local authorities and encourage a shift in local policy-making towards sustainable development. Local governments have to cater to public needs and expectations regarding recreational spaces and environmental protection by implementing innovative infrastructure solutions, including those based on renewable energy sources. In recent years, the debate on urban planning has centred on the placemaking approach and the implementation of the 15-minute city and smart city concepts. This novel approach promotes sustainable urban development that relies on the links between the natural environment, the economy, and society. The aim of this study was to explore the possibilities of urban planning solutions and the components of urban infrastructure that contribute to sustainable urban development in the context of improving the quality of local life. Local community needs were identified in a questionnaire survey and during a field investigation. The study was conducted in a medium-sized Polish city where public recreational spaces were redesigned in line with the principles of sustainable urban development. The results were used to propose universal urban development projects that address local needs and rely on renewable energy sources to create a sustainable future for society, the natural environment, and the climate.

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“…Therefore, the rural regional function is the key determinant of the differentiation of rural patterns and the identification of rural development status [5]. To identify the rural development pattern and put into action a distinct route of rural revitalization, it is essential to establish the spatial pattern of the rural, regional function at the parcel scale [6].…”

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Image Analysis of Spatial Differentiation Characteristics of Rural Areas Based on GIS Statistical Analysis

2023

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In rural geographic studies, the topic of multi-functions of rural regions has been gaining growing interest. Geographic areas with a complicated arrangement of activities of society and nature and the regional landscape noticeably articulate spatial differentiations. The image analysis and classification study of the spatial differentiation characteristics and patterns of rural regions are the basis of efficient governance and arrangements of village space, which play leading roles in rural revitalization and new-type urbanization policy. With rapid urban–rural transformation, rural development faces challenges under the progressive drive of accurate urban–rural integration development. Therefore, this paper proposes a spatial differentiation model based on a sociophysical information system and geographic information system, which is used to study rural development planning and land classification. The data are taken from the dataset of ucsd for analyzing the rural geographical data. The gis is a computer-aided system for analyzing, acquiring, displaying, and storing rural geographic information. This article discusses several noteworthy features of rural settlement distribution using a gis-based information processing approach and image analysis.

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Changes in the Landscape of Rural Areas Located Close to City – Case Study of Olsztyn

Cited by 6 publications

References 18 publications

Cultural transcendence and urban-rural linkages of fairs in the Central Andes of Peru

Cultural transcendence and urban-rural linkages of fairs in the Central Andes of Peru

The voice of society in designing public recreational spaces (PRS) in an urban environment

Image Analysis of Spatial Differentiation Characteristics of Rural Areas Based on GIS Statistical Analysis

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