Mapping environmental land use conflict potentials and ecosystem services in agricultural watersheds

Kim, Ilkwon; Arnhold, Sebastian

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2018.02.176

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“…Scientific understanding of assessment framework components (Table 1, Figure 2) and how they emphasize soil ES may encourage decision makers to follow the soil ES approach in land planning (Swinton et al, 2007). In addition, its combined biophysical approach provides a decisionsupport tool that allows estimation of potential provision of soil ES due to land planning strategies and differentiation of land management options and the soil ES they may provide (i.e., tradeoffs and synergies) (Loft et al, 2015;Ruhl, 2016;Bommarco et al, 2018;Kim and Arnhold, 2018).…”

Section: Perspectives and Conclusionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Because it does so by producing knowledge, this soil ES assessment framework supports the nature-based solutions approach, which aims to conciliate socio-economic development goals with beneficial outcomes for both society and the environment (European Commission (EC), 2015; Faivre et al, 2017;Lafortezza et al, 2017). As an agricultural soil-based assessment, the framework includes a soil security dimension (McBratney et al, 2014) by considering the resilience and sustainable use of soils (i.e., conserving soil natural assets) and provides a tool that addresses soil ES trade-offs (Kim and Arnhold, 2018) through the ability to arbitrate land management strategies effectively (e.g., supply vs. demand, land sharing vs. land sparing).…”

Section: Perspectives and Conclusionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Framework to Consider Soil Ecosystem Services in Territorial Planning

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Bustany

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Section: Perspectives and Conclusionmentioning

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A Framework to Consider Soil Ecosystem Services in Territorial Planning

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Angers

Bustany

et al. 2020

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…The influence of external factors has also been studied in a number of papers [7][8]. A great contribution to the study of individual agricultural branches in various countries of the world was made by the following authors: Kim and Arnhold, Aydın and Aktürk, Wagena et al, Yamashita and Hoshino, Ramos et al [30][31][32][33][34]. The authors also considered it expedient to determine the degree of influence on the productivity of agriculture of such factors as the use of innovations, investments and commissioning of fixed assets with the aim of possible adjustment of the existing regional policy, since such estimations were practically not conducted.…”

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Prospects of Development of Agricultural Branches of the Regions of the Russian Federation: Correlation Models and Effectiveness of Management

Урасова¹,

Пыткин²,

Zagoruyko³

et al. 2018

IJET

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Currently, Russia faces an urgent need for accelerated development of agricultural branches and rural infrastructure. The solution of the tasks of agricultural management is one of the most urgent problems of determining the reserves of growth of agricultural production in each of the Russian regions. In this regard, the authors set a goal to develop and evaluate correlation models describing the dependence of the volume of production of agricultural branches in the regions of the Russian Federation on the number of investments and the commissioning of fixed assets. The authors justify the choice of independent factors. The study was based on the economic and mathematical modeling of empirical spatial data, calculated on the basis of official statistical information on the regions of the Russian Federation. The conducted research permitted to identify factors, which directly determined the volumes of production in agriculture, to propose the use of high-quality correlation models to describe this effect, to prove that the economies of the examined regions did not reach saturation with agricultural products and there were significant reserves for their further development. The developed correlation models are effective tools for analyzing the development of the industry, and can also be used as management tools that allow for the assessment of the effectiveness of the use of the made investments, as well as the commissioning of fixed assets in the agriculture of each of the examined regions. The results of the research are of scientific and practical importance. They can be used in research and monitoring of agricultural development in the regions, determining the resource requirements, which are necessary for the development of agricultural industries, as well as the development of sectoral and integrated projects and agricultural development programs.

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“…Most of the conflicts arising within human settlements are rooted in the planning approaches or the lack of them [12]. Whether we refer to conflicts generated by the association of incompatible functions [13][14][15][16], pollution effects [17], nature conservation actions [18], land ownership [19,20] or limited accessibility levels [21], they are all directly or indirectly rooted in the planning systems.…”

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Assessing the Potential Conflict Occurrence Due to Metropolitan Transportation Planning: A Proposed Quantitative Approach

2020

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Large urban settlements are being organized in metropolitan areas, with a polarizing city influencing and shaping the landscape of the hinterland. Transport infrastructure networks are the main vectors for the permanent flux of resources, and these exchanges should be maintained undisturbed. A poor transportation network impedes the continuity of these flows, causing unsatisfaction, ultimately generating planning-based conflicts within metropolitan zones. This study aims in assessing the potential occurrence of metropolitan conflicts generated by the transportation network design. We used a quantitative approach based on a set of new proposed indexes. The methods were applied on nine metropolitan zones from Romania. The results show that each metropolitan zone has specific potential for conflict occurrence. The higher potential was recorded within the more recent established metropolitan zones. Our results raise the question on whether the Romanian metropolitan zones are fully functional and worthy of this status. The study provides a useful and usable tool in assessing the effectiveness of the transportation networks within metropolitan areas, establishing the potential conflict occurrence and it provides interesting insights about the metropolitan transportation issues, raising red flags toward local and regional decision makers and planners.

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Mapping environmental land use conflict potentials and ecosystem services in agricultural watersheds

Cited by 91 publications

References 58 publications

A Framework to Consider Soil Ecosystem Services in Territorial Planning

A Framework to Consider Soil Ecosystem Services in Territorial Planning

Prospects of Development of Agricultural Branches of the Regions of the Russian Federation: Correlation Models and Effectiveness of Management

Assessing the Potential Conflict Occurrence Due to Metropolitan Transportation Planning: A Proposed Quantitative Approach

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