Second homes and urban landscape patterns in Mediterranean coastal tourism destinations

Soto, María Trinitat Rovira; Clavé, Salvador Antón

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2017.07.018

Cited by 26 publications

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“…Such spaces have a relevant landscape value either because they are still in a naturalized state or are good as they have some kind of cultural or scenic value that must be preserved from planned urbanization. This casuistry, although it reaffirms the results of other studies on the impact of mass tourism in the coastal urban landscape in various parts of the world [71][72][73][74], has its own idiosyncrasy in the Mediterranean context [75,76]. Therefore, in relation to the protection of the landscape from the point of view of land management, efforts for this third case study should currently be focused on ensuring the protection of natural spaces with a certain ecological value and those interstitial urban spaces with sufficient LVQI or PNVI value currently preserved from urban development.…”

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confidence: 86%

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Analysis of Correlation between Anthropization Phenomena and Landscape Values of the Territory: A GIS Framework Based on Spatial Statistics

García-Ayllón

Martínez

2023

IJGI

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The evaluation of anthropogenic impacts on the landscape is an issue that has traditionally been carried out from a descriptive or at least somewhat qualitative perspective. However, in recent years, the technological improvements provided by geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial statistics have led to more objective methodological frameworks for analysis based on quantitative approaches. This study proposes an innovative methodological framework for the evaluation of landscape impacts of the usual anthropization phenomena, using a retrospective spatiotemporal analysis based on geostatistical indicators. Various territorial indices have been used to assess the spatiotemporal evolution of fragmentation of the built-up urban fabric, the construction of roads or linear communication works and the changes in land use. These phenomena have been statistically correlated with objective indicators of the landscape’s intrinsic value. The analysis of said spatial statistical correlation has been applied to three different but neighboring environments in the region of Murcia, located in the southeast of Mediterranean Spain, providing interesting results on the objective impact of each of these phenomena on the landscape and depending on the boundary conditions.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 86%

Analysis of Correlation between Anthropization Phenomena and Landscape Values of the Territory: A GIS Framework Based on Spatial Statistics

García-Ayllón

Martínez

2023

IJGI

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“…However, in recent years, there has been a massive emergence and implementation of the sharing economy in the tourism sector, generating a new type of holiday tourism [50]. The Web 2.0 internet has led to a new model of shared accommodation whose growth has been exponential [51].…”

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confidence: 99%

Toward Establishing a Tourism Data Space: Innovative Geo-Dashboard Development for Tourism Research and Management

Ordóñez-Martínez,

Seguí-Pons,

Ruiz-Pérez

2024

Smart Cities

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The data sharing strategy involves understanding the challenges and problems that can be solved through the collaboration of different entities sharing their data. The implementation of a data space in Mallorca is based on understanding the available data and identifying the problems that can be solved using them. The use of data through data spaces will contribute to the transformation of destinations into smart tourism destinations. Smart tourism destinations are considered as smart cities in which the tourism industry offers a new layer of complexity in which technologies, digitalization, and intelligence are powered by data. This study analyzes four scenarios in which geo-dashboards are developed: flood exposure of tourist accommodation, land-cover changes, human pressure, and tourist uses in urban areas. The results of applying the geo-dashboards to these different scenarios provide tourists and destination managers with valuable information for decision-making, highlighting the utility of this type of tool, and laying the foundations for a future tourism data space in Mallorca.

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“…Tourism urbanization was also studied from the relationship with the existing urban space (César, 2010;César & Viana, 2013;Nepal, 2017), as a dynamic producer of tourist enclaves (Araújo & Pereira, 2011;Körössy;Cordeiro & Simões, 2014), and positive and negative impacts (Aires & Fortes, 2010;Mascarenhas, 2004). Still, Soto and Clavé (2017) addressed the relevance of urban planning tools in the management of coastal territory in regions urbanized by tourism.…”

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The Possibilities of Remote Sensing in Research on Tourism Urbanization

Minasi

2020

J. Professional Business Review

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and Web of Science were consulted. Published research gathered the studies on tourism urbanization through the use of geotechnologies, specifically remote sensing. Originality / Relevance: This study meets the research gap in the analysis of the methodologies used in the study of tourist urbanization. Theoretical studies should be carried out to make it possible to identify the scenario of academic production concerning the subject under investigation, to elaborate the state of the art of this theme. Findings: Between the eleven articles identified, only six precisely addressed the topic of this research. From the few studies found, it was possible to observe that tourism researchers have not yet mastered geotechnologies for the study of tourism urbanization, signalling a gap that deserves attention, as it indicates new research possibilities on the subject. Theoretical contributions: The research carried out offers an overview of research that is supported by remote sensing as a methodological tool demonstrating the feasibility for incorporating geotechnologies in future research on the topic.

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Second homes and urban landscape patterns in Mediterranean coastal tourism destinations

Cited by 26 publications

References 35 publications

Analysis of Correlation between Anthropization Phenomena and Landscape Values of the Territory: A GIS Framework Based on Spatial Statistics

Analysis of Correlation between Anthropization Phenomena and Landscape Values of the Territory: A GIS Framework Based on Spatial Statistics

Toward Establishing a Tourism Data Space: Innovative Geo-Dashboard Development for Tourism Research and Management

The Possibilities of Remote Sensing in Research on Tourism Urbanization

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