Assessing Public Perception of Landscape: The LANDMAP experience
Assessing Public Perception of Landscape: The LANDMAP experience
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DOI：
10.1080/01426390220149520
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发表时间：
2002-07
影响因子：
1.8
通讯作者：
A. Scott
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作者：
A. Scott
评估公众对景观的看法仍然是一个学术和政策挑战。公众参与园境事务一直是一个备受争议和有问题的问题。由于时间和资源的限制，加上不愿将责任下放给公众，普遍限制了传统反应战略的参与范围和影响。潜在的一种新的方法来确定公众对景观在登比郡的看法进行评估。作为被称为“土地地图”的更广泛倡议的一部分，威尔士农村理事会采用了一种技术来确定独特的景观地区，家庭问卷和重点小组被用来评估公众对精心挑选的摄影媒体的看法。结果提供了重要的洞察公众的看法，并允许特定的景观类型进行定量和定性评估。两个选定的地区的结果分析表明，公众有强烈的依恋管理的乡村景观一般，并希望看到更多的综合性和参与性的景观保护和管理战略。这种态度促使规划者和决策者重新思考他们对传统景观管理战略和规划的态度。
Assessing public perception of landscape continues to be both an academic and a policy challenge. The involvement of the public in landscape matters has been and continues to be both controversial and problematic. Constraints of time and resources, together with a reluctance to delegate responsibility to the public, have generally limited the scope and influence of much participation to conventional reactive strategies. The potential of a new methodology to identify public perception of landscape in Denbighshire is assessed. Forming part of a wider initiative known as LANDMAP, a technique adopted by the Countryside Council for Wales for identifying distinctive landscape areas, household questionnaires and focus groups have been used to evaluate public perception in response to carefully selected photographic media. The results afford important insights into public perception and allow particular landscape types to be evaluated in both quantitative and qualitative terms. Analysis of the results for two selected areas shows that the public has strong attachments to managed rural landscapes in general, and wishes to see more integrative and participative strategies for landscape protection and management. Such attitudes challenge planners and policy makers to rethink their approaches towards conventional landscape management strategies and planning.