The Development and Use of Characterisation-based Approaches to Manage Historic Landscapes

• Autorzy: Daniel E. May

Warianty tytułu

Rozwój i wykorzystanie metod w oparciu o charakterystykę krajobrazową w zarządzaniu historycznym krajobrazem kulturowym

• Języki publikacji: EN

Abstrakty

EN

The anthropogenic effect on the landscape is a well known phenomenon. This effect not only can be identified from archaeological remains, but also from old and modern maps showing changes in the landscape character in terms of historical attributes and remains. In order to study and manage the historical dimension of these changes, characterisation-based approaches have been developed. This article describes the main characteristics and principles of these approaches and their possible evolution in the future. The article also shows some applications that have been made in England with the purpose of illustrating the potential of characterisation-based approaches to manage historic landscapes in other countries. (original abstract)

Antropogeniczny wpływ na krajobraz jest powszechnie znanym zjawiskiem. Wpływ ten może zostać zidentyfikowany nie tylko dzięki archeologicznym znaleziskom, ale również dzięki archiwalnym i współczesnym mapom, pokazującym w krajobrazie elementy i pozostałości przeszłości. Aby poznać i zarządzać zmianami w krajobrazie, powstały metody oparte na charakterystyce krajobrazowej. Prezentowany artykuł opisuje główne cechy i prawidłowości takiego podejścia metodologicznego oraz potencjalne możliwości jego rozwoju w przyszłości. W pracy przedstawiono również brytyjskie propozycje zastosowania opisywanej metodologii do zarządzania krajobrazem historycznym w innych krajach. (abstrakt oryginalny)

Słowa kluczowe

EN

Cultural landscape; Management

PL

Krajobraz kulturowy; Zarządzanie

• Czasopismo: Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Geographica Socio-Oeconomica
• Rocznik: 2015
• Numer: nr 22 Analizy geograficzne z wykorzystaniem GIS
• Strony: 127--140

Twórcy

autor

Daniel E. May

• Harper Adams University, Applied Farm and Rural Economics, Department of Land, Farm and Agribusiness Management, United Kingdom.

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DOI

11089/18227