Strategic Planning for Land Use under Extreme Climate Changes: A Case Study in Taiwan

Huang, Wen-Cheng; Lee, Yi-Ying

doi:10.3390/su8010053

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“…This indication can adjust our management strategy; indeed, it might be more appropriate to exercise a higher management magnitude towards operational activities aimed at controlling some environmental processes in progress (coastal erosion, control of alien species). Finally, similar to what is done in areas of conservation concern through threat analysis (see Reference [17]), managers could compare the effort (magnitude) of management at different times.…”

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Assessing the Nature Reserve Management Effort Using an Expert-Based Threat Analysis Approach

Battisti¹,

Fanelli

Marini³

et al. 2020

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In this note, we suggest the adoption of expert-based approaches for threat analysis to allow an assessment of the magnitude of efforts of wildlife management actions. Similar to what is proposed for expert-based quantification of threat events, in wildlife management this approach can be applied by assigning a score to the extent of the areas affected by management, their frequency and intensity of action, supporting the decision-making process and optimizing the management strategies, both ordinary (for example, in the operational management of nature reserves) and extraordinary (for example, within specific target-oriented conservation projects). Quantifying and defining priority ranks among management events can be useful: (i) to compare managed areas with each other or the same areas in different times; (ii) to adjust the allocation of resources among alternative management actions (assigning more or less resources in terms of time, budget, operators, and technology). Finally, similar to what is done in the threat analysis approach, managers could compare the effort (magnitude) of management at different times. We report, as an example, a first quantification for a case study carried out in a coastal nature reserve.

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Assessing the Nature Reserve Management Effort Using an Expert-Based Threat Analysis Approach

Battisti¹,

Fanelli

Marini³

et al. 2020

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“…Environmental protection was viewed as a priority by the residents; however, from the perspective of the residents, the government needs to spend more money on road development and environmental and cultural preservation programs. Therefore, it is clear that development strategies are required for the short, middle, and long term [36]. Moreover, there is a need for a value-added approach to tourism development in Maolin.…”

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Sustainable Management of a Mountain Community Vulnerable to Geohazards: A Case Study of Maolin District, Taiwan

Harrison

Chang

2019

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This study investigates community-based landslide mitigation planning. The combination of a landslide susceptibility index (LSI) model, landslide inventory datasets, and field work is used to identify hazard-prone areas in Maolin District, Taiwan. Furthermore, to identify the challenges and opportunities affecting the sustainable development of mountain communities, a pilot survey was conducted in three such communities (Dona Village, Wanshan Village, and Maolin Village). The results reveal that there are two types of significant mass movement in such areas: debris avalanche and debris flow. The results also show that the LSI map and multi-temporal landslide inventory datasets correlate with landslide locations. Meander is identified as an important factor in landslide activity. The questionnaire results show that the residents of the study area lack awareness of and access to information related to landslide activity. Similarly, the local residents favor increased environmental protection, working within their community, and additional government spending in regard to managing geohazards. To increase the resilience of the community, an improved landslide susceptibility map is proposed based on the output of the results. Thus, this research improves upon the process of identifying, supporting, and bettering the management of communities prone to landslides.

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“…Este método implica dos rondas con sus respetivos comentarios. Los expertos tienen acceso a los resultados estadísticos de la primera ronda, para continuar el proceso con las preguntas de la segunda ronda; alcanzando gradualmente un consenso (Huang y Lee, 2016;Chen y Lv, 2013).…”

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Estudio de prospectiva al 2032 de la cadena de plátano, un enfoque hacia los programas académicos del sector agroindustrial

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Strategic Planning for Land Use under Extreme Climate Changes: A Case Study in Taiwan

Cited by 15 publications

References 33 publications

Assessing the Nature Reserve Management Effort Using an Expert-Based Threat Analysis Approach

Assessing the Nature Reserve Management Effort Using an Expert-Based Threat Analysis Approach

Sustainable Management of a Mountain Community Vulnerable to Geohazards: A Case Study of Maolin District, Taiwan

Estudio de prospectiva al 2032 de la cadena de plátano, un enfoque hacia los programas académicos del sector agroindustrial

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