Aerial laser scanning reveals the dynamics of cropland abandonment in Poland

Janus, Jarosław; Bożek, Piotr

doi:10.1080/1747423x.2019.1709226

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“…The commonly used method identified abandoned farmland by analyzing the inter-annual land use change in a given study area. Subsequently, the driving factors and spatial determinants of farmland abandonment [ 151 , 152 ] were determined by mathematical models. For example, Baumann et al [ 42 ] plotted the abandoned farmland in the post-socialist period of western Ukraine, using the support vector machine classification method and Landsat images from 1986 to 2008, and determined the spatial determinants of abandonment using a combination of the optimal subset linear regression model and hierarchical division.…”

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Status, Trend, and Prospect of Global Farmland Abandonment Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

Liu

Song

Sun

2022

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Farmland abandonment is one of the most important land use changes in the world today and crucial to the sustainable development of the global environment. The authors carried out extensive research on farmland abandonment from many perspectives, but, due to the variety of the research contents, rich research perspectives, and complex research objects, the current research in this field lacks comprehensiveness, objectivity, and systematization. In this study, the bibliometric R software packages bibliometrix and biblioshiny (K-Synth Srl, Naples, Italy) were used to analyze the development history and current situation of 896 articles on farmland abandonment in the Web of Science core collection database from 1980 to 2021, revealing their research hotspots and predicting the future development trends. Over the past 40 years, the number of published papers on abandoned farmland has continuously increased. Research mainly focused on the ecological environment, with natural succession, biodiversity, and vegetation restoration being high-frequency keywords in this field. Research on the social aspects of farmland abandonment has developed rapidly in the past 6 years. Based on these findings, this paper put forward four future research directions: the data source for the extraction of abandoned farmland should transform to high spatial-temporal resolution and hyperspectral remote sensing images; the method should pay more attention to the time series change detection and the application of the model; future research should focus on the economic costs of the reclamation of abandoned farmland and the ecological consequences of such reclamation; and the global ecological impact of vegetation succession after the abandonment of farmland should be further discussed from a broader perspective.

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Status, Trend, and Prospect of Global Farmland Abandonment Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

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2022

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Dynamically growing remote sensing and geographic information system (GIS) technologies are gaining popularity all over the world as tools for environmental analysis [1][2][3]. Remote sensing additionally provides data for mapping the surface of the Earth [4,5], identification of landslides [6], and environmental monitoring [7][8][9]. Moreover, in the time of widespread digitalisation, the domain of remote sensing methods and IT systems that support environmental analysis and cultural heritage decision-making is an important player.

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Remote Sensing and GIS for Environmental Analysis and Cultural Heritage

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2020

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Arguments based on biocultural diversity to cease abandonment of traditional agricultural systems: Lessons from Poland

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The Polish rural cultural landscape is inherently linked to a special, centuries-old system that combines agricultural tradition and biodiversity. One of such environmentally, ecologically, agriculturally, historically, and culturally unique areas is the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. Home to small agricultural holdings, this diversified mosaic is where agricultural, husbandry, craft, and local industry experience is handed down the generational chain. Developmental changes and progress are becoming the gravest threats to the area. The purpose of the paper is to assess traditional agricultural systems in the Lesser Poland part of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland considering landscape features, agricultural biodiversity, food and livelihood security, traditional local knowledge systems, cultural values—in particular, systems of values—and social organisations that promote them. The research shows that biodiversity is entwined with cultural diversity. The vanishing of agricultural systems due to changed socio-economic conditions and environmental overprotection is a serious threat to the biological and cultural diversity in the upland. The authors employed a SWOT analysis—a tool that can investigate interactions and determine the best development strategy—to identify relationships between cultural and biological diversity.

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Aerial laser scanning reveals the dynamics of cropland abandonment in Poland

Cited by 11 publications

References 62 publications

Status, Trend, and Prospect of Global Farmland Abandonment Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

Status, Trend, and Prospect of Global Farmland Abandonment Research: A Bibliometric Analysis

Remote Sensing and GIS for Environmental Analysis and Cultural Heritage

Arguments based on biocultural diversity to cease abandonment of traditional agricultural systems: Lessons from Poland

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