Defining a typology of peri-urban land-use conflicts – A case study from Switzerland

Dunk, Andreas von der; Grêt‐Regamey, Adrienne; Dalang, Thomas; Hersperger, Anna M.

doi:10.1016/j.landurbplan.2011.02.007

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“…Land use conflict occurs whenever land-use stakeholders have incompatible interests related to land areas that result in negative effects [9]. In order to resolve the arguments over boundaries, we examine two existing approaches: a) Pixelbased Approach and b) Polygon-based Approach and we then build upon the two approaches above to propose a new approach: Middle-boundary Approach.…”

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Analysis and Configuration of Boundary Difference Calculations

Dacey

Song

Zhu

et al. 2014

Neural Information Processing

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Abstract. In the field of land management, stakeholders (people) everywhere have many disputes over the location of boundaries between private land and public land. We find that the stakeholders disagree with each other over boundaries. We propose an approach that helps people to come to an agreement on position of boundaries (including pixel-based approach, polygon-based approach and middle boundary approach). The experiments are carried out on data relating to public parks in Auckland, New Zealand. The results of the experiments highlight the differences between different stakeholder's percieved boundaries.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis and Configuration of Boundary Difference Calculations

Dacey

Song

Zhu

et al. 2014

Neural Information Processing

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“…The classic clustering methods, such as hierarchical clustering and K-Means clustering, have been widely applied in studies of urban and regional pattern identification, neighborhood segregation, urban-rural classification, landscape planning, etc. [25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33]. However, because it is not easy to directly visualize the linkages among cities and observe the spatial patterns of the city clusters using the traditional clustering, we chose a new approach to identify the city clusters based on the highest proximities among the cities.…”

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A New Geographical Cluster View on Passenger Vehicle Purchasing in Chinese Cities

Liu

Song

et al. 2018

IJGI

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Abstract:It is important to understand urban auto markets from a spatial perspective. Specifically, the question of how to simplify and visualize the relatedness of the complicated urban markets arises. Based on the concept of 'product space', this research explores the similarity between Chinese cities and identifies the city clusters using data of automobile sales in 2012. A city's automobile market is shared by different manufacturers and the proximity between two cities is evaluated based on the similarity or relatedness in the structure of the two markets. The spatial structures of the 'city clusters' derived from the proximities of automobile markets among cities are mapped, examined, and interpreted. The analysis indicates that cities with higher proximity tend to be similar. According to the intercity proximity index, four geographical city-clusters are identified: the Southeast developed city-cluster, North China city-cluster, Northeast city-cluster, and West city-cluster. Cities in the same cluster tend to share many common characteristics while cities in different clusters exhibit obvious variances, especially in terms of economic status and dominant automakers.

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“…LULU conflicts can be caused not only by their environmental impacts such as odor or noise but also by other procedural factors such as distrust, political reasons and lack of knowledge. Therefore understanding these factors affecting them is essential for conflict resolution (Popper, 1985;Bassett et al, 2002;Ishizaka and Tanaka, 2003;Lam and Woo, 2009;von der Dunk et al, 2011;Rogge et al, 2011;Whetten and Cameron, 2011).…”

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Conflicts over Locally Unwanted Land Uses (LULUs): Reasons and solutions for case studies in Izmir (Turkey)

Kaya

Erol

2016

Land Use Policy

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a b s t r a c tLand use planning affects many different and usually conflicting interests. While every land use planning decision has a potential of creating conflicts, Locally Unwanted Land Uses (LULUs) are the most conflict facing subjects in urban land use planning processes. This paper aims to answer the question "what are the reasons and solutions for conflicts in the planning processes of LULUs". This paper is based on a research examining LULU cases inİzmir, Turkey including solid waste facilities, fisheries and quarries to find out the reasons and the solutions for LULU conflicts. The research findings suggest that the conflicts stem not only from negative effects of LULUs on environment and community but also from procedural deficiencies such as lack of knowledge and lack of trust. The findings also call for planning processes with more consideration of local level and public participation seeking for consensus. Meanwhile, the conclusions underline the limitations for the success of participatory processes in which conflicts are resolved with attempts including symbolic benefits rather than considering exact interests of local people.

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Defining a typology of peri-urban land-use conflicts – A case study from Switzerland

Cited by 283 publications

References 37 publications

Analysis and Configuration of Boundary Difference Calculations

Analysis and Configuration of Boundary Difference Calculations

A New Geographical Cluster View on Passenger Vehicle Purchasing in Chinese Cities

Conflicts over Locally Unwanted Land Uses (LULUs): Reasons and solutions for case studies in Izmir (Turkey)

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