Using Artistic Imagery to Improve Understanding of Coastal Landscape Changes on the Rance Estuary (French Channel Coast)

Motte, Edwige; McInnes, Robin

doi:10.1007/s12371-018-00341-2

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“…Due to the open borders between Poland and the other European Union member states, Germans are clearly concerned about the potential effects of overcrowding in the spa area as a result of the tunnel under the Świna River, which will facilitate the movement of vehicles from Poland. From the point of view of the spa function of this area, they expect an unfavorable increase in periodic car traffic and also a significant influx of visitors in resorts on the German side of the Bay of Pomerania [31,32]. Poland and the other European Union member states, Germans are clearly concerned about the potential effects of overcrowding in the spa area as a result of the tunnel under the Świna River, which will facilitate the movement of vehicles from Poland.…”

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“…Poland and the other European Union member states, Germans are clearly concerned about the potential effects of overcrowding in the spa area as a result of the tunnel under the Świna River, which will facilitate the movement of vehicles from Poland. From the point of view of the spa function of this area, they expect an unfavorable increase in periodic car traffic and also a significant influx of visitors in resorts on the German side of the Bay of Pomerania [31][32]. The effects of large-scale investments are also visible in the area's balance of protected landscape areas.…”

Section: Transport Infrastructurementioning

confidence: 99%

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The Need to Maintain Sustainability in the Dynamic Anthropogenic Changes in the Natural Landscape of the Bay of Pomerania in Poland

Krasowska

Paszkowski

2023

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This article presents a research study into the dynamics of negative changes to the almost untouched coastal landscape of the Bay of Pomerania on the south-western coast of the Baltic Sea, taking into consideration the impact of the spatial development of the port of Świnoujście and of the development of leisure facilities in the small fishing villages of the Baltic coast. The authors highlight the natural landscape dynamics resulting from the topography, the aggression of the Baltic Sea against the beaches and sandy moraine hills, the dynamics of phyto-biological development in the endemic natural environment, and the dynamics of anthropogenic landscape changes resulting from the oversized spatial development of both residential and industrial buildings, as well as intermodal and port infrastructure development. The study analyzes natural values and their importance for both health and recreational purposes and shows the disproportional impact of economic/industrial development on the study area in recent times. The research was undertaken to verify the necessity of maintaining sustainability in the anthropogenic and industrial development undertaken in those areas, in order to protect sensitive ecological areas and to provide environmental compensation for the negative landscape changes already produced.

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Section: Transport Infrastructurementioning

confidence: 99%

The Need to Maintain Sustainability in the Dynamic Anthropogenic Changes in the Natural Landscape of the Bay of Pomerania in Poland

Krasowska

Paszkowski

2023

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“…The landscape of the past can be appreciated and reconstructed from old postcards, even if some limitations exist due to uncertain dating and even image manipulation to create some effects in the photographs [20]. Nevertheless, some scholars have successfully reconstructed past environments from postcards in natural and urban areas [21,22], and even measured past sea levels [23]. Postcards are primarily icons of touristic destinations, and people choose postcards that evoke positive emotions towards those places and promote the desire to travel to them [24].…”

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The Landscape Change in the Alps—What Postcards Have to Say about Aesthetic Preference

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Land use changes in the Alps over the last few decades have been characterised by a significant increase in forest coverage as a result of the abandonment of marginal agricultural sites. Natural afforestation and species protection laws affected the ecosystem, and therefore the services provided by the mountain environment, including landscape structure and aesthetics, changed. This work assess the changes in the ecosystem services offered by forests since 1954 in a region of the Italian Alps. Some ES were estimated in this work with GIS, and others were taken from the literature or the authors’ previous works. Since the 1950s, forest ecosystem services such as growing stock, protection from hydro-geological hazards and carbon storage have increased. Deer and other forest species have risen in number. On the other hand, there has been a depletion of open space for priority habitats and species such as black grouse and capercaillie. Old postcards were used to understand land use change and people’s aesthetic preferences. To determine people’s preferences for the landscape, we used records of over 300,000 postcards, sold during nearly two decades. The most often chosen postcard portrayed a landscape of the 1970s with a mix of forest and open space, different from the scenario that the buyers could observe. The sales records for over 20 years of postcard business and the dates of the postcards that we obtained in this research allowed us to perform a quantitative analysis of landscape preferences. The main subject of the photo was a good predictor of the number of postcards sold, according to generalised linear models (GLM); and postcards of overly exploited landscapes, dense forest coverage or buildings were significantly less likely to be chosen. Artificially reinstating open areas will boost biodiversity and could recreate a landscape that resembles the historical agro-ecosystem without interfering with the forest’s other functions. These findings will help managers and policy makers evaluate cultural ecosystem resources in the face of changing mountain landscapes.

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Geo-Singularity of the Valley-Fault of Teixidelo and Candidacy to Geopark of Cape Ortegal (NW Iberian Peninsula): Preliminary Assessment of Challenges and Perspectives

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Using Artistic Imagery to Improve Understanding of Coastal Landscape Changes on the Rance Estuary (French Channel Coast)

Cited by 10 publications

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The Need to Maintain Sustainability in the Dynamic Anthropogenic Changes in the Natural Landscape of the Bay of Pomerania in Poland

The Need to Maintain Sustainability in the Dynamic Anthropogenic Changes in the Natural Landscape of the Bay of Pomerania in Poland

The Landscape Change in the Alps—What Postcards Have to Say about Aesthetic Preference

Geo-Singularity of the Valley-Fault of Teixidelo and Candidacy to Geopark of Cape Ortegal (NW Iberian Peninsula): Preliminary Assessment of Challenges and Perspectives

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