The impact of collaboration on research about rural buildings and landscape: A case study in Italy

Ledda, Antonio; Pindozzi, Stefania; Marcheggiani, Ernesto; Cervelli, Elena; Montis, Andrea De; Galli, Andrea

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2020.104757

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“…95% of the landscape in the EU territory is in rural areas, and 66% of the European population lives in rural areas. In addition, the European countryside creates 45% of the total value of the EU and provides 53% of the employment opportunities (Agnoletti, 2014) Cooperation between countries can promote the exchange and development of RLR (Ledda et al 2020), and this paper obtains the intensity of cooperation between two countries based on the number of articles of cooperation between the two countries divided by the total number of articles from the two countries. Observations of the Fig.…”

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Integrated framework of rural landscape research: based on the global perspective

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Context In recent years, the important value of rural landscape has been highlighted in tourism, cultural heritage, ecology and other elds, rural landscape research (RLR) has been paid more and more attention by researchers, with the deepening of research, RLR has the characteristics of diversity and complexity.Objectives To understand the development trend of RLR in the past 20 years, the distribution of research power, research hotspots and frontal research, to comb through the relevant results of RLR, to analyze the progress of RLR, and nally to integrate the main contents of RLR in a framework.Methods 735 related literatures were selected from the WoS Core Collection Database, and the papers on RLR from 1992 to 2020 were quantitatively data mined and qualitatively summarized by using Bibliometrics and VOSviwer software for mapping and analysis.Results (1) The number of papers on RLR increased from 1992 to 2020, during which it gradually became a hotspot research eld that attracted increasing global attention. (2) From the research strength, Europe has a great in uence in RLR, and has issued a series of conventions and protection policies, making its rural landscape become a model of modern rural development. There is little international cooperation and exchange in RLR, which is not conducive to the development of disciplines. Landscape & Urban Planning journals t the theme of RLR. (3) The ve hotspots of RLR are: rural cultural landscape and rural development; rural tourism landscape, the matching of landscape value and landscape perception; urban-rural interaction, land use change and landscape pattern con ict; change of ecosystem service value; rural landscape planning, protection and management.Conclusions RLR has developed from a study based on geography and ecology to a comprehensive research direction combining multidisciplinary and multimethods of social and economic development, culture and other elements. At present, RLR covers the ecological landscape, production landscape, tourism landscape and cultural landscape of rural landscape system, changes from static pattern of rural landscape to dynamic evolution process, urban-rural interaction, ecosystem service and multifunctional landscape trade-off, and changes from single dimension to multi-dimensional in research paradigm, and combines "3S" technology and various landscape ecological model software. From the perspective of multidisciplinary research, from the perspective of rural landscape system, the correlation and mechanism between rural landscape multifunctionality, and dynamic monitoring and trend simulation, help to clarify the rural landscape multi-functional trade-off ideas and paths to guide the sustainable development of rural areas.Landscape Ecology 23 3.17% 3.385

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Integrated framework of rural landscape research: based on the global perspective

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“…The value of villages has gradually begun to receive social attention and recognition, and village tourism has been accepted by more and more people as a new type of vacation tourism mode [4][5]. People's long-standing "backwardness" and "poverty" of the village's inherent concepts have gradually been changed.…”

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The Innovative Use of Spatial Syntax in Spatial Design of Tourism Landscape

2024

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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In the process of the continuous promotion of regional tourism, how to plan and design the tourism landscape to create a landscape environment with local characteristics and humanization will be the focus of this paper’s research. This paper takes Z tourist-oriented ancient town, as the research sample and centers on its public space characteristics and quality evaluation. The study innovatively applies the spatial syntax method to analyze the public space of the tourism landscape. It quantitatively analyzes the spatial data of the representative villages of the ancient tourist town. Then, the PSPL research method is applied to evaluate the quality of public spaces and living conditions in ancient tourist towns. Among the representative villages, traditional village C5 has the lowest average depth of public space (4.2382) and the highest intelligibility (0.5964), and its public spaces have the best accessibility and permeability. The public space quality of this ancient town was evaluated as excellent, especially in terms of spatial activities and spatial environmental facilities, which tourists rated as greater than 7. The spatial design of the ancient tourist town was divided into a natural ecological recreation area, a tourism distribution and service area, a recreational activities and experience area, and an old street-style commercial area. The study can provide a scientific basis for the protection and renewal of tourist landscapes.

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“…Several environmental objectives of paramount importance (including mitigation of greenhouse effect and climate change) need to be tackled by increasing the resilience of agroforestry systems, enhancing the rural landscape and improving ecological networks and landscape planning [1]. The transformations of the territory, at different scales, are taking place at an increasing speed due to socioeconomic and climatic dynamics that are determining not only an alteration of ecosystems but also of whole forestry landscapes.…”

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Historical GIS as a Tool for Monitoring, Preserving and Planning Forest Landscape: A Case Study in a Mediterranean Region

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2021

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In order to assess the dynamics of forests and the effectiveness of their management strategies, it is necessary to develop monitoring systems based on qualitative and quantitative tools for their conservation, valorization and restoration. This approach is particularly important for areas that have undergone intense anthropogenic transformations in the last century. In order to do this, it is first necessary to apply a chronological methodology based on historical GIS that allows the integration of different types of geodata. As a result of constantly evolving spatial analysis tools, the monitoring of landscape forest evolution is increasingly more effective and complete. Using as a case study a region representative of common processes of other Mediterranean areas (Southern Italy–Basilicata region), a diachronic analysis of 156 years was applied to evaluate the forest landscape dynamics. Starting from historical cartographies to remotely sensed data available online, a GIS-based approach was implemented to evaluate the spatial and statistical variations of the forest landscape. In this way, it was possible to assess how much, where and how the forest landscape has changed in order to provide a methodology to support more detailed and sectoral studies.

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The impact of collaboration on research about rural buildings and landscape: A case study in Italy

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Integrated framework of rural landscape research: based on the global perspective

Integrated framework of rural landscape research: based on the global perspective

The Innovative Use of Spatial Syntax in Spatial Design of Tourism Landscape

Historical GIS as a Tool for Monitoring, Preserving and Planning Forest Landscape: A Case Study in a Mediterranean Region

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