La sensibilité paysagère à l’épreuve de la gestion territoriale

Davodeau, Hervé

doi:10.7202/012299ar

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“…We also used existing paths to stroll inside the area to better understand the structure of the site and address details. All of these operators that we have identified will form the basis of study to consider the specific uses for each unit based on their characters and their sensitivity [11,12].…”

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Landscaped Estimation of the Ancient Mercuriferous Career Potentialities in the Algerian Northeast for Its Bio-Restoration

Djamel¹,

Abdelmadjid²,

Latreche³

et al. 2013

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The bio-restoration project of the mercurial career of Guenicha zone operating in the region of Azzaba must not only take into account the potential of the site but also its integration into the surrounding landscape. To achieve this result we performed a qualitative estimation of the potentialities of the site to understand better the structuring of the space and these various affectations. We took into account the current occupation of grounds to locate the precious elements, the curiosities susceptible to remain constant in the landscape and to highlight sectors or zones of an exceptional fragility which we call "sensitive sectors or zone" where any intervention can influence the visual atmosphere of the landscape. The zoning allowed us to reveal two landscaped bulks represented by the plain of Azzaba and the career of Guenicha. At first time we identified their components. To increase the visibility of the site, we shall create the dominances which characterize them and we arrange the transitions between them. In the last we will link the study area with the surrounding landscape by offering the most sensible choice of a pardon to restore the soil and also achieve the integration with the surrounding landscape.

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Landscaped Estimation of the Ancient Mercuriferous Career Potentialities in the Algerian Northeast for Its Bio-Restoration

Djamel¹,

Abdelmadjid²,

Latreche³

et al. 2013

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“…Par des évolutions tant théoriques qu'opérationnelles, traduites aussi parfois dans des législations récentes (cf. Convention européenne du paysage), le paysage sort aujourd'hui du seul objectif de mise en esthétique d'une nature verdoyante et exceptionnelle pour revêtir des habits plus urbains et territorialisés (Davodeau, 2005), se construisant autour des rapports non plus de seule contemplation mais aussi de l'expérience de l'ordinaire (Bigando, 2006) 6 .…”

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Les ateliers-promenades : des expériences sensibles (paysagères) habitantes aux micro-interventions urbaines

Manola¹,

Bailly²,

Duret³

2016

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“…More recently, the management of environmental amenities has been integrated into the issues and policies surrounding sustainable development (Clay and Daniel, 2000;Davodeau, 2005;Shechter et al, 1981). It is becoming one of the major concerns of public and private sector actors in all areas from the largest agglomerations to the smallest localities.…”

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Visual structure of landscapes seen from built environment

Hilal

Joly

Roy

et al. 2018

Urban Forestry & Urban Greening

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Vegetation in cities keeps climate warming down and improves the health of people and ecosystems while making for a pleasant urban setting. Contemporary urban planning promotes sustainable green cities. Green and blue infrastructures, which help maintain an eco-friendly environment, are the primary instruments of this movement. This paper attempts to show the relative weight of plant life (trees, grass, orchards, etc.) seen from buildings in different urban settings (local urban patterns of high or low density of buildings). Landscapes open to view are identified by combining a digital elevation model and an 11-class land-use layer (including buildings, facilities, grey infrastructures, green and blue surfaces) in a computational tool that calculates viewsheds. The results show that vegetation is very much present in urban landscapes. In high-density built areas of city centres, the landscape is varied although not open and is dominated by trees, low-rise residential buildings and grass. Grey infrastructures and bushes are also very common. In low-density built areas the rank order of objects in view is similar but the landscape is more panoramic.

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La sensibilité paysagère à l’épreuve de la gestion territoriale

Cited by 9 publications

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Landscaped Estimation of the Ancient Mercuriferous Career Potentialities in the Algerian Northeast for Its Bio-Restoration

Landscaped Estimation of the Ancient Mercuriferous Career Potentialities in the Algerian Northeast for Its Bio-Restoration

Les ateliers-promenades : des expériences sensibles (paysagères) habitantes aux micro-interventions urbaines

Visual structure of landscapes seen from built environment

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