Assessment of selected land consolidation in south-eastern Poland

Basista, Izabela; Balawejder, Monika

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2020.105033

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“…The aggregation of fragmented parcels into a block to create a larger parcel is one of the key targets in LC projects (Basista & Balawejder, 2020; Janus & Markuszewska, 2017; Leń, 2018). Therefore, the design of the land reallocation process should fulfill this aim as much as possible.…”

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Reallocation model in land consolidation using multi‐objective particle swarm optimization dealing with landowners' rights

Bijandi

Karimi

Bansouleh

et al. 2021

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In conventional reallocation, farmers' preferences are used to determine the location of their new parcels in predetermined blocks. The most common conflict that can arise during this process is that demand may be high for some blocks. The manner of resolving such disputes, which deal directly with landowners' rights, can affect the success or failure of land consolidation projects. In this study, a novel model for land reallocation is proposed which is based on the principle that the initial situation of the landowner's parcels before land consolidation will be comparable with the new situation that includes all of his/her rights. For this, a spatial similarity‐based approach was proposed, taking into account geometric, ownership, physical, and locational criteria. Then, the agricultural land reallocation model (LR‐MOPSO) was developed using the multi‐objective particle swarm algorithm. Three objectives were defined: (1) simultaneous consideration of farmers' priority and spatial similarity criteria; (2) pooling of farmers' fragmented parcels; and (3) optimal placement of parcels within the block. The LR‐MOPSO model was applied to an Iranian case study and results were compared with a conventional approach. With this model decision‐makers in land consolidation projects will be able to redistribute parcels in a more transparent way, while dealing with landowners' rights.

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Reallocation model in land consolidation using multi‐objective particle swarm optimization dealing with landowners' rights

Bijandi

Karimi

Bansouleh

et al. 2021

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“…Internationally, the functional zoning of land comprehensive consolidation is mainly carried out through quantitative and qualitative methods. Expert consultation and public discussion are the most commonly used qualitative methods, which can effectively reflect the regional characteristics of land consolidation, but they are subjective and one-sided [ 28 , 39 ]. The index system method and the principal component analysis method are quantitative analysis methods that are commonly used in land consolidation zoning, but they can only reflect the difference in regional values and cannot reflect the actual situation [ 31 ].…”

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Functional Zoning and Path Selection of Land Comprehensive Consolidation Based on Grey Constellation Clustering: A Case Study of Dongying City, China

Lin

Chen

2022

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The functional zoning of land comprehensive consolidation and the selection of consolidation paths are the key content of the current land and space planning, and it is also an important measure to achieve regional sustainable development. At present, the research system on land comprehensive consolidation is not yet mature. The previous research area is relatively small and not representative, and an effective method system has not been formed. Research on the selection of functional zoning and a consolidation path is also relatively scarce. There is an urgent need to construct the theory and method system of land comprehensive consolidation functional zoning and consolidation path selection. Taking Dongying City in China as an example, this paper constructs a zoning index system from four aspects including natural conditions, location advantages, social economy and land use. The entropy method is used to determine the weights, and GIS spatial data visualization is used to analyze the spatial distribution characteristics of the index system. Based on the analysis, the grey constellation clustering method is used to divide the study area into four types of land comprehensive consolidation functional areas, and the results of functional zoning are adjusted according to the ranking of comprehensive index values, the principle of maximum similarity, and the continuity of natural space. The research results show that: ① There are 10 functional zonings for urban development and ecological protection land consolidation, and the main consolidation path should be the ecological country park consolidation model, which can effectively serve the urban ecological construction. ② There are nine functional zonings for rural development and cultivated land conservation consolidation, and their consolidation path should be based on a comprehensive rural improvement model that enhances the quality of the village and the development, utilization and protection of cultivated land resources. ③ There are 18 functional zonings for cultivated land improvement and ecological protection land consolidation, and the main consolidation path should focus on the cultivated land ecological improvement mode that emphasizes the quality of cultivated land and the improvement of regional ecological functions. ④ There are four functional zonings for ecological conservation and fallow recuperative land consolidation, and their main consolidation path should be the land ecological restoration and improvement model of construction land reclamation, cultivated land ecological conservation, and conversion of farmland to forest and grassland. The research results can provide references for Dongying City to formulate land and space planning, and can be extended to the design of comprehensive land remediation projects in other regions. It is of great significance to promote regional sustainable and scientific development.

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“…For example, some scholars adopted the equivalent correction method and single service evaluation method to evaluate the gains and losses of ESV in land consolidation project areas from the perspective of landform type, regional scale, project type and consolidation pattern, and they proposed an environmental protection pathway for land remediation areas [35][36][37][38][39]. Zhong et al [40] investigated the impact of land consolidation on the mechanisms of synergistic synergies and trade-offs between the three ecosystem services (crop productivity, carbon storage and soil conservation). However, existing research ignores that the connotation of land consolidation includes the concepts of land reclamation, development and arrangement.…”

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A Study on the Gains and Losses of the Ecosystem Service Value of the Land Consolidation Projects of Different Properties in Hubei Province: An Empirical Comparison Based on Plains, Mountains and Hills

Jiang

Liu

et al. 2022

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In view of the differences of land use structure and ecological environment changes caused by land consolidation projects with different features and landforms, this paper uses the modified ecosystem service value estimation model to quantitatively evaluate the change patterns of the ecosystem service value (ESV) of land consolidation, development and arrangement projects in Hubei Province under plains, hills and mountains to provide a theoretical basis for the ecological transformation of land consolidation. The results show that, compared with the pre-land consolidation period, (1) the total amount of ESV in the land consolidation project areas has increased, whereas the land development and arrangement project areas have decreased. Under the same nature, the growth rate of land consolidation project areas is as follows: hills < plains < mountains, and the loss rate of land development and arrangement project areas are as follows: mountains > plains > hills and hills > mountains > plains, respectively. Under the same landform, the total loss rate of ESV in land development project areas is slightly lower than that in land arrangement project areas. (2) The total amount of ESV in the land consolidation project areas under different natures and landforms of the supply service function shows a decreasing trend, and the total amount of ESV of the adjustment service, support service and cultural service function shows an increasing trend in the land consolidation project areas, whereas the land development and arrangement project areas show a decreasing trend. There is an obvious value transformation process of “ecology for production” in the land development and arrangement areas.

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Assessment of selected land consolidation in south-eastern Poland

Cited by 22 publications

References 28 publications

Reallocation model in land consolidation using multi‐objective particle swarm optimization dealing with landowners' rights

Reallocation model in land consolidation using multi‐objective particle swarm optimization dealing with landowners' rights

Functional Zoning and Path Selection of Land Comprehensive Consolidation Based on Grey Constellation Clustering: A Case Study of Dongying City, China

A Study on the Gains and Losses of the Ecosystem Service Value of the Land Consolidation Projects of Different Properties in Hubei Province: An Empirical Comparison Based on Plains, Mountains and Hills

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