Perception and evaluation of water in landscape: use of Photo-Projective Method to compare child and adult residents’ perceptions of a Japanese river environment

Yamashita, Sampei

doi:10.1016/s0169-2046(02)00093-2

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“…Many types of research have focused on identifying the characteristics of landscape perception according to various groupings such as age, or residents versus tourists [31,[37][38][39][40][41]. In addition, a number of studies suggest ways to manage landscapes and trails through various landscape perceptions [20,42,43].…”

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Exploring Landscape Perceptions of Bukhansan National Park According to the Degree of Visitors’ Experience

Lee

Son

2017

Sustainability

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This study explores differing landscape perceptions of Bukhansan National Park according to the degree of visitors' familiarity, and discusses the utilization of commonality and diversity of landscape perception in sustainable landscape management. Visitor-employed photography (VEP) was used to capture the overall response to experiencing landscape directly on-site. According to the degree of familiarity of national parks, visitors were recruited into two groups: inexperienced group (the novice group) and experienced group (the veteran group). We collected photographs and photo-logs of liked and disliked landscape from the participants. Additional interviews were conducted to supplement the content of the photo-logs. The objects of landscape were classified into spatial configurations and specific elements. The cognitive process of landscape perception is divided into four stages: perceptual, expressive, interpretative, and symbolic. Emphasizing the narrative aspects of landscape, accepting and interpreting the phenomenon can vary according to an individual's interest and background. We used semantic network analysis to analyze the content of participants' photo-logs. The content at the interpretative level showed that the two groups had very different perceptions of anthropic elements. The novice group emphasized walkability and accessibility, while the veteran group regarded naturalness and historicity as more important. In conclusion, it is a very useful way to analyze the differences of perceptions of two visitors, both the novice group and the veteran group to grasp the positive or negative perceptions of people's impacts on the landscape. Understanding the value of relevant visitors through analysis results is one way to resolve potential conflicts.

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Exploring Landscape Perceptions of Bukhansan National Park According to the Degree of Visitors’ Experience

Lee

Son

2017

Sustainability

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“…Da and Xu [8] state the best alternative indicates the structural and functional enhancement on the urban waterfront connectivity values. Yamashita [33] has applied photo-projective method (PPM) to explore water landscapes' visual values and qualities. Cai and Hu [34] have conformed the PPM method for the evaluation of the functional characteristics of urban rivers, focusing on social indicators.…”

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A Sustainable Historic Waterfront Revitalization Decision Support Tool for Attracting Tourists

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Waterfront revitalization would be an effective strategy to preserve heritages, conserve the contaminated or abandoned site and inspire the identity and authenticity. However, there is no decision support tool to quantify and evaluate the sustainability accreditation of waterfronts in tourism attraction. This research aimed to identify the most potential waterfront typology in tourism attraction and develop the waterfront sustainable revitalization (SWR) index assessment model. The SWR index can assist policy makers and urban developers to analyze the heritage waterfronts using Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) method. The research found out the historic waterfront has the highest potential in tourism attraction among other typologies. And, pollution moderator is mostly important sub-criterion in tourism absorption (W C2.2 = 0.1294); followed by Identity (W C1.2 = 0.1272) and Safety and well-being (W C1.3 = 0.1043). The SWR index can be applied in any waterfronts in heritage cities around the world, while this research implemented it as a case study in Bandar Maharani, Muar, Malaysia. It resulted Bandar Maharani was ranked as grade C; means, usable waterfront to which extent environmental, social and physical revitalization are needed. The SWR index can be coupled with other decision-making methods in future, to reduce its inconsistencies and increasing accuracy.

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“…1999). Peyzajda suyun estetik ve görsel özelliklerini karakterize eden, su ile birlikte vejetasyon örtüsü, doku, renk ve form açısından doğayla uyumlu mimari öğelere sahip alanların görsel kaliteyi yükselttiğini ve kullanıcılar tarafından rekrasyonel amaçlar için daha çok tercih edildiğini ortaya koyan çalışmalar bulunmaktadır (Yamashita 2002;Özhancı ve Yılmaz 2011;Özgeriş ve Karahan 2015). Doğu Karadeniz bölgesi birçok su kaynağına (deniz, göl, akarsu, baraj gölü) ve bu kaynaklara bağlı olarak önemli peyzajlara sahiptir.…”

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Akarsu rehabilitasyonunun peyzaj kalitesi üzerindeki etkileri

Güneroğlu

2017

Artvin Çoruh Üniversitesi Orman Fakültesi Dergisi

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ÖzetAkarsular ve kıyıları, hem kentsel hem de kırsal alanlarda canlılar için yaşam alanı oluşturmanın yanısıra, estetik, ekolojik ve rekreasyonel aktivitelere olanak sağlama gibi işlevlerle korunması ve rehabilite edilmesi gereken alanlardır. Bunun yanısıra, bu alanlar bulundukları çevrelerin estetik kalitesini arttırarak, kullanıcılar için çekici rekreasyonel alanlar oluştururlar. Yeşil alanlarda olduğu gibi bu kıyılar da hızla artan nüfus ve plansız yapılaşma sebebiyle tahrip olmaktadır. Bu nedenlerle akarsu kıyılarının korunması ve yenilenmesi çevre dostu peyzaj tasarımları oluşturmak açısından öncelikli konular arasındadır. Çalışma, Trabzon Solaklı deresi kıyılarında yapılan rehabilitasyon çalışmalarının bu alanların peyzaj kalitesini arttırmada etkili olup olmadığını belirlemeyi hedeflemiştir. Bu amaçla çalışma alanının önceki ve sonraki durumunu yansıtan görüntüleri içeren anketler, alan kullanıcılarına sorgulanmıştır. Elde edilen 207 anket sonucuna göre alanın proje öncesi durumu ile proje sonrası durumunun peyzaj kaliteleri arasında olumlu yönde önemli farklılıklar olduğu gözlemlenmiştir. Yapılan rehabilitasyon çalışması akarsuyun ve kıyısının peyzaj değerini arttırmış ve kıyıya rekreasyonel kullanım potansiyeli kazandırmıştır. Sonuç olarak, akarsu rehabilitasyon çalışmalarının havza yönetim planları içerisine sokularak uygulanması gerektiği vurgulanmıştır. AbstractRiparian zones are unique landscapes that should be protected and restored by governing bodies as they offer habitats for various plants and animals. Moreover, these areas enhance the aesthetic quality and create recreationally attractive zones for the potential users. Urban sprawl and increasing populations are major threats for the riparian ecosystems as it is experienced in the case of deforestation. Therefore, protecting and restoring riparian areas is an issue of high priority for creating eco-friendly recreational facilities. This study aims at investigation of the Trabzon-Solaklı streamside restoration project in terms of its contribution to overall landscape quality of the area. For this purpose, pre and post project images of the area were shown to the users to receive their evaluation and scoring of the related landscape attributes by applying a questionnaire. According to 207 respondents, the overall landscape quality of the Solaklı stream was greatly and positively enhanced. Landscape value and recreational potential of the region was also increased after the streamside restoration. It is concluded that streamside restoration projects should be applied and embedded in to river basin management plans.

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Perception and evaluation of water in landscape: use of Photo-Projective Method to compare child and adult residents’ perceptions of a Japanese river environment

Cited by 143 publications

References 15 publications

Exploring Landscape Perceptions of Bukhansan National Park According to the Degree of Visitors’ Experience

Exploring Landscape Perceptions of Bukhansan National Park According to the Degree of Visitors’ Experience

A Sustainable Historic Waterfront Revitalization Decision Support Tool for Attracting Tourists

Akarsu rehabilitasyonunun peyzaj kalitesi üzerindeki etkileri

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