Simulation and coordinated development of an economic, energy, and environmental carrying capacity system from the perspective of scientific and technological progress: a case study of the Yangtze River Economic Belt in China

Wang, Wei; Wang, Haofei; Zhou, Xiuhui

doi:10.1007/s10668-022-02694-9

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“…Carrying capacity studies have been carried out in several previous studies, especially in the reconstruction of concepts and basic implementation (Coccossis, 2022;Paskova et al, 2021;Peng & Deng, 2021;Wang et al, 2022;Zelenka & Kacetl, 2014). Furthermore, exciting lessons can be found in the implementation of the analysis, as in the research by Leka et al (2022), which initiated the index carrying capacity for tourism in coastal areas to maintain the sustainability of coastal areas.…”

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Quantifying Urban Carrying Capacity towards Sustainable Tourism in Labuan Bajo Flores, Indonesia: A GIS Spatial Analyses Approach

Sejati,

Putri,

Tyas

et al. 2023

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This paper aims to explain the findings of an inquiry into urban carrying capacity as a factor in Labuan Bajo Flores tourism development planning. This study uses the superimpose method of GIS spatial modelling to analyse land, water, electricity, settlements, and waste carrying capacity. In 2042, it is expected that three of the five carrying capacity variables will experience a deficit, according to the data. The three deficiency variables are the availability of land, electricity, and water. In addition, these conditions are assessed through spatial distribution using GIS, which identifies four regions in the Labuan Bajo urban area that fall under the category of high-priority treatment. It implies that quick action is required to solve the carrying capacity issue in 2042. The treatment areas with the greatest carrying capacity are Labuan Bajo, Wae Kelambu, Batu Cermin, and Golo Bilas. Based on these findings, tourism development in Labuan Bajo must prioritize sustainability so that the spatial planning and allocation of tourist attractions are cognizant of carrying capacity in order to realize sustainable tourism, particularly in the urban area of Labuan Bajo.

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