Die Sicht von Landschaftsexperten und Laien auf ausgewählte Kulturlandschaften in Deutschland – Entwicklung eines Antizipativ-Iterativen Geo-Indikatoren-Landschaftspräferenzmodells (AIGILaP)

Stemmer, Boris; Philipper, Sven; Moczek, Nicola; Röttger, Jonas

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-22325-0_29

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“…These special bodies of knowledge are strongly linked to the various specialist traditions. The c-modal construction of landscape is, firstly, normatively strongly linked to the fit of space 1 to the technical requirements of landscape 1c; secondly, it is also characterized by strong paradigmatic interpretative competitions; and, thirdly, it is strongly oriented towards innovation (more on this: [86][87][88][89][90]). The b-mode is characterized by selectively adopting patterns of interpretation, categorization, and evaluation of landscape from the c-mode.…”

Section: The Theory Of the Three Landscapes As An Analytical Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Neopragmatic Perspective on the Processual Nature of Landscape—Coastal Land Loss in Louisiana in the Context of Scientific Findings, Social Patterns of Interpretation, and Individual Experience

Hinz,

Weber,

Koegst

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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The changes on the Louisiana coast due to land loss can be understood as a process, and the social construction of these processes is highly complex. Due to this complexity, we will examine these social patterns of interpretation as well as individual experiences of coastal land loss in Louisiana within a neopragmatic meta-theoretical framework using several methods, data, researcher perspectives, forms of representation, and theories, with a special focus on the construction of coastal land loss by the media. For this purpose, comments below a YouTube video on a hurricane event on Grand Isle, Louisiana, as well as on-site interviews with people affected by coastal land loss, were qualitatively analyzed. The results were interpreted with the help of various theories such as the theory of three landscapes, Dahrendorf’s conflict theory, Bourdieu’s theory of social capital, and Luhmann’s autopoietic systems theory. The research reveals patterns of interpretation, categorization, and evaluation of processes from an internal and external perspective that are highly morally charged.

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Section: The Theory Of the Three Landscapes As An Analytical Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Neopragmatic Perspective on the Processual Nature of Landscape—Coastal Land Loss in Louisiana in the Context of Scientific Findings, Social Patterns of Interpretation, and Individual Experience

Hinz,

Weber,

Koegst

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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“…Mode c, in turn, is shaped according to the standards of different disciplines. Weber et al 2018;Böse et al 2019;Jenal 2019;Stemmer et al 2019;Stemmer et al 2020).…”

Section: From Three Worlds To Three Landscapes -An Ontological Outlinementioning

confidence: 99%

Foodscapes – a Neopragmatic Redescription

Kühne

2023

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Kurzfassung: Der vorliegende Beitrag verfolgt das Ziel, die sich rasch entwickelnden Forschung zu Foodscapes aus neopragmatischer Weise zu redeskribieren. Redeskriptionen werden, im Sinne von Richard Rorty, dann nötig, wenn altehrwürdige Vokabulare brüchig geworden sind. Die Redeskription erfolgt mittels eines doppelten Ansatzes, einerseits unter direkter Bezugnahme des philosophischen Neopragmatismus, wie er von Richard Rorty vertreten wird, andererseits aus der Drei Welten Theorie Karl Poppers abgeleiteten Theorie der drei Landschaften, um der Redeskription eine Struktur zu geben, anhand derer sich Theorien mittlerer Reichweite in den meta-theoretischen Rahmen des neopragmatischen Ansatzes ‚horizontaler Geographien' einordnen lassen. In Ableitung Poppers Theorie wird Landschaft 3 als jener Teil der Welt 3 verstanden, der sich mit Deutungen, Kategorisierungen und Wertung von Welt als Landschaft bezieht. Landschaft 2 sind entsprechend die individuellen Bewusstseinsinhalte zu Landschaft. Landschaft 1 wird als jener Teil der materiellen Welt 1 verstanden, die aus Perspektive von Landschaft 2 und 3 zu Landschaft synthetisiert werden. Als Foodscapes 1, 2 und 3 werden jene Teile der jeweiligen Landschaft verstanden, die mit der Erzeugung, Verteilung und dem Konsum von Nahrungsmitteln verbunden sind. Insofern erscheint es kaum als möglich, Foodscapes in ihrer Komplexität auf Grundlage einer einzigen theoretischen Perspektive, ihren Komplexitäten angemessen, zu untersuchen. Der Neopragmatismus bietet einen metatheoretischen Zugriff zum Umgang mit dieser Herausforderung. Er liefert Hinweise zur Triangulation von Theorien, Methoden, Modi der Konstruktion von -schaften, Forschern, Daten und nicht zuletzt Darstellungsformen. Der hier unterbreitete Vorschlag einer neopragmatischen Redeskription von Foodscapes geht von epistemologischen Fragen kontingenter Weltdeutungen aus, woraus sich eine ontologische Befassung mit unterschiedlichen Ebenen von Foodscapes ableitet, die methodologisch operationalisiert wird.

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“…However, such disturbance variables can be minimized using VR in theory-based empirical landscape research, thus, it is possible to confront study participants only with those visual and acoustic stimuli which are desired from the research perspective (Edler et al 2018b(Edler et al , 2019. Such largely standardized VR environments can be used as stimuli to record spatial preferences, combined with questionnaires of quantitative and qualitative social research (see Stemmer et al 2019;Jenal 2019b). Further 3D eye-tracking methods (based on VR-compatible eye-tracking systems) can be used to track the eye movement behaviour during the visual task of defining spatial preferences.…”

Section: Potentials Of Landscape Models In Immersive Vr For Landscapementioning

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Immersive VR Experience of Redeveloped Post-industrial Sites: The Example of “Zeche Holland” in Bochum-Wattenscheid

Edler

Keil

Wiedenlübbert

et al. 2019

KN J. Cartogr. Geogr. Inf.

105

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Modern hardware and software innovations in the field of virtual reality (VR), such as VR headsets and accessible game engines, allow cartographers to create 3D environments which can be experienced from the ego perspective in real time and with a simulated illusion of physical presence (immersion) in the virtual representation. The new immersive experience of these virtual environments requires new ideas on how to present and orchestrate geographical information for the benefit of planning applications. This paper intends to present examples how VR-based 3D environments use can be enriched (based on the game engine Unreal Engine 4) to support the district development of a restructured post-industrial area. A VR model of a representative former industrial area in the German Ruhr district which was revitalized and part of a large urban transformation programme (IBA Emscher Park), serves an example. Today, the area of "Zeche Holland" in Bochum-Wattenscheid is characterized by a mix of residential and commercial uses. The area is used as a leisure route for locals and tourists, with an old winding tower as an important urban landmark in its centre. VR techniques allow to transport additional spatial information which cannot be experienced when visiting the real physical area. This paper addresses the potential of immersive VR environments representing a multifaceted and redeveloped area for planning and related usage scenarios. It shows how peculiarities of game engine-based VR can help to extend the immersive (3D) experience of geographic information.

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Die Sicht von Landschaftsexperten und Laien auf ausgewählte Kulturlandschaften in Deutschland – Entwicklung eines Antizipativ-Iterativen Geo-Indikatoren-Landschaftspräferenzmodells (AIGILaP)

Cited by 17 publications

References 4 publications

A Neopragmatic Perspective on the Processual Nature of Landscape—Coastal Land Loss in Louisiana in the Context of Scientific Findings, Social Patterns of Interpretation, and Individual Experience

A Neopragmatic Perspective on the Processual Nature of Landscape—Coastal Land Loss in Louisiana in the Context of Scientific Findings, Social Patterns of Interpretation, and Individual Experience

Foodscapes – a Neopragmatic Redescription

Immersive VR Experience of Redeveloped Post-industrial Sites: The Example of “Zeche Holland” in Bochum-Wattenscheid

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