Geospatial tools in the analyses of land use in the perspective of the accessibility of selected educational services in Poland

Ogryzek, Marek; Podawca, Konrad; Cienciała, Agnieszka

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106373

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“…Proposals for model solutions in the area of public participation include, among others, the use of multi-criteria spatial analysis using the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) developed in the environment of geographic information systems (Ogryzek et al, 2021). The application of GIS tools allows for quick and advanced analyses of current needs and the prediction of future ones (Ogryzek et al, 2022).…”

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Social Assessment of the Effect of Construction of the Southern Warsaw Ring Road on the Quality of Life and Residential Real Estate Market in the Wilanów District

Sajnóg,

Wierzchoś,

Sobolewska-Mikulska

2024

Real Estate Management and Valuation

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Every road investment has both positive and negative consequences in spatial, economic, environmental, and social terms. The objective of the article is the social assessment of the effect of construction of the Southern Warsaw Ring Road (WRR) on: (i) the quality of life of the local community, and (ii) the residential real estate market. The analyses employed the method of quantitative analysis with the application of the survey technique. The questionnaire was made publicly available to residents of the Wilanów district in Warsaw. Results obtained in the scope of the study render decision making models of respondents depending on the distance of the place of residence from the WRR. The results reveal that responses given by the group of respondents living nearer the ring road are the most variable, particularly in the context of assessing the effect of the investment on the quality of life, including nuisance related to the express road and plans to change the place of residence. The same group of respondents provided the highest share of responses supporting the claim that housing prices increased due to the construction of the ring road.

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Social Assessment of the Effect of Construction of the Southern Warsaw Ring Road on the Quality of Life and Residential Real Estate Market in the Wilanów District

Sajnóg,

Wierzchoś,

Sobolewska-Mikulska

2024

Real Estate Management and Valuation

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“…In European countries, the INSPIRE Directive (INSPIRE, 2007) introduced access to open geospatial data, and this data is available on websites in many countries (Cienciała, 2018). Thus, Belgium's geoportal has been written about Belgium (Kotsev et al, 2015), the Czech Republic (Janečka and Souček, 2017), Germany (Abramic et al, 2017), Italy (Capolupo et al, 2021;Ogryzek et al, 2020), Poland (Balawejder et al, 2016;Bieda et al, 2020;Dawidowicz et al, 2020;Ogryzek et al, 2022;Szopińska et al, 2022), Slovakia (Buśko et al, 2022), Turkey (Çoruhlu and Çelik, 2022) and Serbia (Radulović et al, 2017). Scienti c research and analysis of the geoportal in Ukraine is not found in international scienti c publications, perhaps because Ukraine is not part of the European Union -hence this study may be one of the rst, and due to the ongoing war, access to data may be limited for some time.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…1. 32/2010 implements the INSPIRE Directive for metadata in Italy and has become the national infrastructure for spatial and environmental information (Ogryzek et al, 2022). The geoportal provides access to 100 thematic layers.…”

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Do geographic location and historical conditions affect the quality and availability of open cadastral data? From early cadastral maps till now

Busko,

Balawejder,

Kovalyshyn

et al. 2023

Reports on Geodesy and Geoinformatics

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Since the early days, cadastral data represent the geographic extent of the past, current, and future rights and interests in real property. Thus, these data are extremely important for the proper development of statehood and society. The article analyses the process of formation of the real estate cadastre in two countries – Poland and Ukraine – from the time of its establishment to the present. Both countries were in the past (and Ukraine still is) victims of various historical events that deprived them of statehood, stability and opportunities for development; therefore, it affected the development of the cadastre and its accessibility to all stakeholders. The authors attempt to answer the question of if and how geographic location and historical conditions can affect the quality and availability of open cadastral data (OCD). After all, our perception of reality is a direct result of processes originating in history. This paper contains comparisons between a post-Soviet (Ukraine) and a post-communist country (Poland) and their path from early cadastral maps to OCD.

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“…For two scenic spots that both satisfy tourists' interests, the scenic spot with higher accessibility has superiority in distance and cost. Thus, considering the actual travel conditions, it is necessary to combine the spatial attributes and accessibilities as factors to construct the SSRA to ensure that the recommended scenic spots are optimal in functional attributes and spatial accessibilities, and can well match the tourists' interests and travel conditions [15][16][17]. Based on the recommended scenic spots, the TRRA was constructed with the different transportation modes selected by tourists.…”

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Intelligent Geo-Tour Route Recommendation Algorithm Based on Feature Text Mining and Spatial Accessibility Model

Zhou,

Zhang,

Liang

et al. 2024

Electronics

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In view of the problems in planning and recommending tour routes, this paper constructs a feature text mining (FTM) method and spatial accessibility model (SAM) as the key factors for scenic spot recommendation (SSR) and tour route recommendation (TRR). The scenic spot clustering algorithm (SSCA) based on FTM was constructed by tourists’ text evaluation data mining. Considering the spatial attributes of scenic spots, the scenic spot topology tree algorithm (SSTTA) based on dynamic buffer spatial accessibility (DBSA) was constructed. The optimal scenic spots were recommended based on interest matching and spatial accessibility optimization. As to the recommended scenic spots, this paper proposes an optimal tour route recommendation algorithm (TRRA) based on SSTTA, which aims to determine the optimal adjacent section path structure tree (ASPST) with the lowest cost under travel constraints and transportation modes. The experiment verifies that the proposed algorithm can recommend scenic spots that match tourists’ interests and have optimal spatial accessibility, and the optimal tour routes with the lowest costs under certain travel constraints. Compared with the searched sub-optimal tour routes, the optimal tour route recommended by the proposed algorithm produces the lowest travel costs, and all the scenic spots in the tour route meet the tourists’ interests. Compared with the commonly used BDMA and GDMA methods, the proposed algorithm can determine the optimal routes with lower travel costs.

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Geospatial tools in the analyses of land use in the perspective of the accessibility of selected educational services in Poland

Cited by 7 publications

References 29 publications

Social Assessment of the Effect of Construction of the Southern Warsaw Ring Road on the Quality of Life and Residential Real Estate Market in the Wilanów District

Social Assessment of the Effect of Construction of the Southern Warsaw Ring Road on the Quality of Life and Residential Real Estate Market in the Wilanów District

Do geographic location and historical conditions affect the quality and availability of open cadastral data? From early cadastral maps till now

Intelligent Geo-Tour Route Recommendation Algorithm Based on Feature Text Mining and Spatial Accessibility Model

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