Ecosystem services-based multi-criteria assessment for ecologically sensitive watershed management

Tezer, Azime; Türkay, Zeynep; Uzun, Osman; Terzi, Fatih; Köylü, Pınar; Karaçor, Elif Kutay; Okay, Nilgün; Kaya, Melek

doi:10.1007/s10668-018-00300-5

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“…Integrated ecological risk maps of Düzce Province were produced by analyzing and synthesizing three groups of spatial information, the natural hazard maps, geological and landscape vulnerability maps and ES maps ( Figure 2). Detailed explanations of the ES integrated land suitability analysis shown in Figure2 were described in the article titled as "Ecosystem services-based multi-criteria assessment for ecologically sensitive watershed management" (Tezer et al, 2018a). In the Düzce Province, Integrated Natural Hazard Maps have been taken into consideration as landslide, earthquake, flood, wildfire and liquefaction.…”

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“…The method consists of an land use/ land cover based ES matrix approach. In the matrix land-cover types are linked to each ES, that gives the relevancy of service provision potential, flow and demand (Tezer et al, 2018a). The potential of the land cover types has been analyzed by a scale from 1 to 5 (Burkhard, 2010).…”

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Resilience Through Participatory Planning for the Integrated Ecological Risks in Düzce

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This study aims to develop an integrated spatial planning methodology with a participatory planning approach for building resilient settlements against complex ecological risk factors. Düzce Province is selected as a case study because of its complex ecological characteristics as witnessed many times in past. The methodology consists of four phases. (1) The first phase of the methodology joins the ecological planning aims. In the (2) second phase, ecosystem services (ES) integrated land suitability maps was produced by combining natural hazard risks and landscape vulnerabilities with the risk of degradation of valuable ES. The (3) third phase, is participatory risk governance approach, which consists of three components namely, (a) risk communication, (b) risk assessment, (c) risk management that conducted between the local and regional stakeholders within the multi-scale approach. In the (4) fourth phase, comprehensive outputs for spatial risk mitigation was provided by the integration of ecological risk synthesis and participatory planning findings. Results show that participants prioritized earthquake, landslide, and flood as the highest natural hazard risks and erosion, habitat vulnerability, and water infiltration as the highest ecological vulnerability risks respectively. Results of risk governance analysis show that, at macroscale, central government institutions have the highest responsibility predominantly for proactive roles. At mesoscale local institutions of central governance have mainly reactive responsibilities. Thus, this integrated ecological risk assessment methodology can contribute to the decision-making process of ecological risk mitigation plans in a more comprehensive way through a multi-spatial and temporal scale approach. Moreover, this method can be applied in other provinces. However, in order to disseminate the results of participatory risk governance at provincial level, participation level and diversity should be increased in future studies.

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Section: Results Of Es Integrated Land Suitability Assessmentmentioning

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Resilience Through Participatory Planning for the Integrated Ecological Risks in Düzce

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“…Learning achievement is said to be perfect if it fulfills three aspects, namely: cognitive (knowledge), affective (attitude), and psychomotor (skill). On the other hand, the achievement is less satisfying if someone has not been able to meet the targets in these three criteria (Tezer et al, 2020).…”

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What Predicts Students’ Academic Performance

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The Performance of a higher education institution was one of the important factors determining success in producing quality graduates. Academic achievement obtained by students was considered to the success of a student and the learning system at the institution. The academic quality was also inseparable from the background of the student itself. Besides, the system and climate of teaching and learning are created in the educational environment. This study aimed to describe students' academic Performance and the factors that influence the improvement in academic performance of undergraduate students majoring in Psychology at Airlangga University. This research used a quantitative approach with a descriptive survey research design. Based on the results of research conducted, it concluded that student performance, the program of study performance, and university performance on student's academic performance, both simultaneously and partially for undergraduate students at the Faculty of Psychology, Airlangga University.

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“…Natural elements are the basis of settlements layout development, and humanistic elements are also the pillar of settlements development (Hansen et al, 2020;Talukdar et al, 2020;Da Costa et al, 2018;Torretta et al, 2020). However, at present, most of the researches on the suitability settlements focus on the natural suitability of settlements (Hu et al, 2020), and consider the humanistic indicator of settlements (Zhang et al, 2018;Liu et al, 2020;Fuller et al, 2018;Omar and Raheem, 2016;Tezer et al, 2020;Cui et al, 2017;Yan et al, 2017). Therefore, based on the previous studies on natural suitability, this paper adds humanistic indicator to comprehensively evaluate suitability of sustainable development for settlements, to provide a new way for the study of suitability of settlements research perspective, enrich the evaluation index system.…”

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Spatial differentiation of comprehensive suitability sustainable development for urban human settlements based on GIS：A case study of Liaoning Province, China

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The comprehensive suitability of regional human settlements is of great significance to the development and spatial distribution of regional human settlements and regional social and economic development. In this study, based on the traditional evaluation of the natural suitability of the human settlements, this study adds humanistic indicators to comprehensively evaluate the suitability of the human settlements in Liaoning, China. In particular, we sought to uncover the spatial differentiation law of the comprehensive suitability of these settlements and its correlations with population density and GDP density, provide a theoretical basis for urban human settlements planning and governance. The main conclusions were as follows: (1) the natural suitability index in Liaoning Province presents the law of longitudinal spatial differentiation from northeast to southwest, which follows the direction of the mountains; (2) the highest to lowest humanistic suitability indexes were as follows: the central, eastern, and western regions; (3) the highest to lowest spatial differentiations of the comprehensive suitability of the human settlements were as follows: the central and coastal, eastern, and western regions;(4) the spatial distribution of population–economy density in Liaoning Province was basically consistent with the spatial distribution of the comprehensive suitability index of human settlements, The population economy is concentrated in the areas with the best and moderate human settlements. Ultimately, we found that the distributions of population–economy and human settlement suitability were relatively coordinated and that highly suitable land was already fully utilized.

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Ecosystem services-based multi-criteria assessment for ecologically sensitive watershed management

Cited by 27 publications

References 51 publications

Resilience Through Participatory Planning for the Integrated Ecological Risks in Düzce

Resilience Through Participatory Planning for the Integrated Ecological Risks in Düzce

What Predicts Students’ Academic Performance

Spatial differentiation of comprehensive suitability sustainable development for urban human settlements based on GIS：A case study of Liaoning Province, China

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