Landscape Disturbance Gradients: The Importance of the Type of Scene When Evaluating Landscape Preferences and Perceptions

Altamirano, Adison; Gonzalez-Suhr, Carolina; Marien, Caroline; Catalán, German; Miranda, Alejandro; Prado, Marco A. M.; Tits, Laurent; Vieli, Lorena; Meli, Paula

doi:10.3390/land9090306

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“…For example, using green infrastructure can deliver resources from a basic level to a spiritual level, as per human desires [71,101]. Moreover, it is imperative to incorporate people's preferences and perceptions in the design and planning process to create a better landscape environment [102][103][104].…”

Section: How Can Landscape Planning Promote Human Well-being?mentioning

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Exploring the Interplay between Landscape Planning and Human Well-Being: A Scientometric Review

Wang

Xie

Luo

et al. 2023

Land

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Numerous studies have indicated that proximity to nature positively affects human well-being. Landscape planning and related techniques have been widely implemented to achieve balance between natural environments and human society, thereby contributing to human well-being. This study examines peer-reviewed empirical research using scientometric analysis and systematic review to clarify how landscape planning enhances human well-being. On analysing 439 documents, we found a significant increase in publications by multidisciplinary teams in this research area from 2016 to date. There was an uneven global distribution of publications, with most institutions cooperating within the same continent. These findings suggest the potential for greater international collaboration in the future. We identified three main research topics in this field, traced their dynamic development, and highlighted intangible values requiring attention. Moreover, we proposed a loop of ‘naturalness-landscape structures-landscape services-human well-being’ which includes four intermediary steps to illustrate how landscape planning can improve human well-being. This loop clarifies the pathway between landscape planning approaches and human well-being, thus providing a foundation for future research. Overall, this research highlights the conceptual pathways of landscape planning in promoting human well-being and calls for further investigation to fully understand this complex relationship.

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Section: How Can Landscape Planning Promote Human Well-being?mentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the Interplay between Landscape Planning and Human Well-Being: A Scientometric Review

Wang

Xie

Luo

et al. 2023

Land

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“…In recent years, dynamic assessment and analysis of ecological environment combined with landscape pattern index has become a research focus and application field of landscape ecology. Landscape, as the living environment of human beings and various creatures, shows obvious regional characteristics [26]. Research shows that there is an internal correlation between landscape pattern information and ecological environment vulnerability, which provides new research methods and ideas for ecological vulnerability assessment.…”

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Analysis on Ecological Environment Change of Kalajun-Kurdening World Natural Heritage Site from 2006 to 2019

Ye¹

2021

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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Scientific evaluation and dynamic monitoring of regional ecological environment have important reference value for the establishment and implementation of regional ecological environment protection and restoration measures. Spatial principle component analysis was used to assess the present situation and the temporal and spatial variation characteristics of ecological environment of Kalajun-Kurdening natural heritage site by calculating the remote sensing ecological index (RSEI) and analyzing the landscape pattern. Three results are presented: (1) During 2006-2019, the mean values of the greenness indicator showed an increasing trend, with an increase of 10.58%, which proves that the vegetation coverage in Kalajun-Kurdening shows an increasing trend year by year. The other three indicators of dryness, moisture, and heat decreased by 134.51%, 14.66%, and 3.45% respectively. The change of greenness and dryness has a stronger positive effect on the ecological environment quality, while the negative effect of heat on the ecological environment quality is reduced. (2) During the 14 years, the regional RSEI of 1104.23 km 2 remained unchanged, accounting for 54.32% of the total area. The area with a descending RSEI is 547.23 km 2 , accounting for 26.92% of the total area, 84.52% of which had a drop of one level. The area with the rising RSEI is 381.31 km 2 , accounting for 18.75% of the total area, 90.56% of which has a rising by one level. (3) Landscape indexes of the different grade of RSEI in Kalajun-Kurdening showed that the landscape fragmentation was small, the structural complexity was reduced, and the landscape patches were regularized, artificial, and centralized; different types of RSEI had obvious agglomeration; and the cohesion between patches was relatively good. Overall, the ecological environment quality of the Kalajun-Kurdening world natural heritage site showed an upward trend from 2006 to 2019 without large-scale deterioration of, maintaining in good condition.

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“…At present, most studies on landscape perception are based on remote sensing data analyses. Adison et al [5] used remote sensing data to evaluate tourists' landscape perceptions and preferences in the southern Chilean landscape. Li et al [6] conducted a study on landscape perception calculation for the Wu'an National Geopark, using remote sensing data.…”

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Research on Spatio-Temporal Characteristics of Tourists’ Landscape Perception and Emotional Experience by Using Photo Data Mining

Jin

Yue

Zhang

et al. 2023

IJERPH

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Mountainous scenic spots are important tourism resources, and the study of tourists’ landscape perception and emotional preference when visiting them is beneficial to the management of scenic spots in order to improve the service quality and promote the protection, development, and utilization of scenic resources. In this paper, we use the location photo data of tourists at Huangshan Mountain to extract the visual semantic information of location photos, calculate the photo sentiment value, and mine the landscape perception and sentiment preference features of tourists using DeepSentiBank image recognition model and photo visual semantic quantification method. The results show the following: (1) Huangshan tourists mainly focus on nine types of photos, with the most attention paid to the category of mountain rock landscapes and the least attention paid to the category of animal landscapes. (2) In terms of spatial distribution, the landscape types of tourist photos show the spatial characteristics of “concentrated into a belt”, “significant nucleus”, and “fragmented distribution”. The spatial variation of the emotional value of tourists’ photos is significant, and the high values are mainly distributed at the entrances and exits, interchanges, and famous attractions. (3) On a temporal scale, the type of perception of the Huangshan location photograph landscape shows a significant imbalance. The emotional values of tourists’ photos vary significantly, with a “slowly sloping straight line” type of emotional change on the seasonal scale, a “W” type of emotional change on the monthly scale, an “N” type of emotional change on the weekly scale, and an “M” type of emotional change on the hourly scale. This study attempts to explore the landscape perceptions and emotional preferences of tourists in mountainous scenic areas with new data and methods, aiming to promote the sustainable and high-quality development of mountainous scenic areas.

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Landscape Disturbance Gradients: The Importance of the Type of Scene When Evaluating Landscape Preferences and Perceptions

Cited by 9 publications

References 70 publications

Exploring the Interplay between Landscape Planning and Human Well-Being: A Scientometric Review

Exploring the Interplay between Landscape Planning and Human Well-Being: A Scientometric Review

Analysis on Ecological Environment Change of Kalajun-Kurdening World Natural Heritage Site from 2006 to 2019

Research on Spatio-Temporal Characteristics of Tourists’ Landscape Perception and Emotional Experience by Using Photo Data Mining

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