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Forest planning across Europe: the spatial scale, tools, and inter-sectoral integration in land-use planning

2014

New approaches to forest planning are needed to support the transition of European forests to sustainable management. The aim of this study is to review forest planning systems already in place throughout Europe by exploring a set of case-study countries reflecting the main silvicultural schools of Western Europe, including Belgium, Finland, France, Italy, Portugal, and Slovenia. A literature review and case-study data were used to assess the scale factors (vertical logic) as well as the relationships between forest planning and other environmental6 land-use planning sectors (horizontal logic). The influence of EU policy on the development of forest planning is also discussed. As assessed u…

Fluid Flow and Transfer ProcessesTransportation planningforest programSettore AGR/05 - Assestamento Forestale E Selvicolturabusiness.industryGeography Planning and DevelopmentEnvironmental resource managementmulti-scale planningLand-use planningmulti-topic planningManagement Monitoring Policy and Lawinter-sectoral planningforest management planningEnvironmental design and planningGeographySustainable managementUrban planningScale (social sciences)Regional planningSpatial ecologybusinessGeneral Environmental ScienceWater Science and Technology
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Stratégie d'aménagement pour le développement durable d'aires métropolitaines par un système multi-scalaire d'aide à la décision : l'exemple de Vienne

2012

A sustainable and sustaining planning strategy is globally important for metropolitan areas. Sustainable planning addresses the development of strategies to reduce the use of resources, increase economic efficiency and improve integration of social aspects (e.g. pedestrian-friendly environments, well-balanced public and private transport modes, efficient street networks, land use, movement economy; access for all to jobs, retail, services; healthcare, culture and leisure). In contrast, splinter development (e.g. urban sprawl) involves damage to nature and generation of an increasing volume of traffic (these are the main criticisms following a study by Newman and Kenworthy (1989) on the rela…

sustainable developmentmodélisation et visualisation spatiales[SHS.GEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Geographyaménagement multi-échellesagglomerationsvilles[SHS.GEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Geographyagglomérationsaccessibility[ SHS.GEO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Geographyspatial modeling and visualizationaménagement stratégiquesstrategic multi-scale planningcitiesdéveloppement durable et constructifaccessibilité
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