Managementpläne für Natura-2000-Gebiete

Ellwanger, Götz; Ssymank, Axel

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-39855-1_26

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“…In order to achieve a favourable conservation status for a habitat type or species, it is precisely the overarching goals at the biogeographical and thus possibly federal states transboundary or even national level that must be taken into account (cf. [3] p. 306). In this case, only a broader and cooperative perspective of management planning leads to overall success.…”

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Large-Area Empirically Based Visual Landscape Quality Assessment for Spatial Planning—A Validation Approach by Method Triangulation

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Large area visual landscape quality assessment, especially at the national level is needed to answer the demand from strategic planning. In our paper, we describe and compare two recent modelling approaches for this task regarding their theoretical and empirical basis, resolution, model configuration and results. To compare the outcomes of the two methods, both correlation measures and a visual overlay analysing the inversions are used. The results show, that despite the different methodological approaches, in over 90% of the area of Germany there are only minor deviations between the resulting scenic quality maps (less or equal one step on a five-step scale). The main differences occur due to a different relative weight given to terrain and water indicators in the respective methods. We conclude that a methodologically valid scenic quality evaluation using geodata of homogenous quality is possible also at the national level. By triangulating between different methods, for both, the validity could be proven. The datasets elaborated can also be used as a benchmark for regional landscape assessments and for an upcoming monitoring of changes in visual landscape quality.

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confidence: 99%