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/ Landscape and Urban Planning 125 (2014) 17–27 19 replicate set of 10 golf courses and test our hypotheses by com-paring abundance and diversity between samples from streams located upstream, downstream, and through the fairway of each golf course. Further, we use an information theoretic approach to identify Urban research has highlighted key biodiversity trends that span numerous taxa and geographical locations. Generally, cities have a higher abundance of commensal and generalist species, but lower biological diversity than non-urban landscapes (McKinney, 2008). In dense urban areas, bird abundance is often high and richness is low, W. Kuang et al. / Landscape and Urban Planning 145 (2016) 21–33 23 Deng et al., 2015; Xu & Min, 2013) remains to be vindicated. Fur-thermore, there is still a knowledge gap on the effects of national M.-A.R.
and surrounded by tall buildings are defined as pocket parks. The purposes of this study are: first, to investigate the ability of Moseley et al. / Landscape and Urban Planning 116 (2013) 1–12 3 Table 1 Summary of standards and guidance for travel distance to greenspace. Study/standard Maximum distance to travel to greenspace Greenspace size and type London Boroughs (since 1976) 1/4mile (0.4km) Small and local parks 3/4mile (1.2km) District parks Open Space Planning in 2016-11-10 Landscape and Urban Planning provides all authors with a customised 'Share Link' on publication of their articles, giving their readers 50 days' free access to the papers.
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D. Li, W.C. Sullivan / Landscape and Urban Planning 148 (2016) 149–158 might influence student performance. Finally, if there is a causal relationship, we lack information regarding when the benefits of exposure to green campus landscapes might occur for stu-dents. The study reported here is designed to address these questions.
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We want to understand how the built landscapes of American cities D. Li, W.C. Sullivan / Landscape and Urban Planning 148 (2016) 149–158 might influence student performance. Finally, if there is a causal relationship, we lack information regarding when the benefits of exposure to green campus landscapes might occur for stu-dents. The study reported here is designed to address these questions. We Landscape and Urban Planning 147 (2016) 78–87 Contents lists available at ScienceDirect Landscape and Urban Planning j ournal homepage:www.elsevier.com/locate/landurbplan Research Paper The relationship between residential yard management and neighborhood crime: An analysis from Baltimore City and County Austin Troya,∗, Ashley Nuneryb, J. Morgan Grovec Connolly et al. / Landscape and Urban Planning 109 (2013) 76–84 77 In this paper, we explore the ways that certain UES groups con-tribute to the management of urban ecosystem services by serving as “bridge organizations” that work across sectors and geographic scales. Specifically, we present the findings from a network sur-vey He et al. / Landscape and Urban Planning 113 (2013) 78–89 Core city Sub-core city Major city Other cities Influence of urban flows beyond the neighborhood (arrow thickness represents the urban flows of cities at different hierarchical levels) Non-urban landscape occupied in the process of urban landscape evolution Urban landscape Road H. Hoyle et al.
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2016-11-10 · the provision of a more comprehensive view of the urban system by integrating processes at different time scales (Abbas&Bell, 1994). One of the first applications of SD was as a method to simulate Fig. 1.
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We measured NDVI to a distance of 40m from each house be- improve urban land mapping if they were integrated and fused ap-propriately. A hybrid map like this will not only provide the spatial distribution of urban land, but more importantly, the reliability of each pixel as urban land and the magnitude of agreement among different … A.A. Ager et al.
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av J Deak · 2011 · Citerat av 23 — Back to the future, back to basics: the social ecology of landscapes and the future of landscape planning Landscape and Urban Planning 42 207 23; LOMMA
We would like to have a closer look at architecture and urban planning as of Urbio, about the sustainable urban development through landscape architecture. Change trajectories and key biotopes—assessing landscape dynamics and sustainability.
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Randrup, Thomas B. Plan. Landscape research. Stages of landscape change. The landscape today last 50 years, studied by aerial photos”, Landscape and urban planning, 31, pp. Landscape and Urban Planning with Lasse Vilstrup Palm; Sustainability and Timber Buildings with Rob Marsh; Project Development and In the process, it explores the possibility of following portable landscapes in O , 1996, “Paper cities: Visual thinking in urban planning” Ecumene 3 249–281 Antal upphovsmän: 132020 (Engelska)Ingår i: Landscape and Urban Planning, ISSN 0169-2046, E-ISSN 1872-6062, Vol. 204, artikel-id 103921Artikel i tidskrift Linda Corkery is an Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture in Angela Million is Professor of Urban Design and Urban Development Sweden-Uddevalla: Urban planning and landscape architectural services.