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Influence of built environment features on Airbnb listing price and the spatio-temporal heterogeneity: an empirical study from Copenhagen, Denmark Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2024-01-15 Haoxiang Zhao
With the emergence and development of sharing economy, Airbnb has established a global impact. Relatively low price is a major factor of its popularity, but the special pricing mode leads to risk o...
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Communication Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2023-07-26
Published in Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography (Vol. 123, No. 1, 2023)
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Applying an AHP–GIS model to hybrid wind–solar energy site selection in a hot desert region: A case study of the Kuwaiti desert Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2023-06-06 Obaid S. Alotaibi, Faisal Anzah
The aim of this research is to present how sand encroachment and dust fallout criteria impact the siting of hybrid wind – solar energy in hot desert regions. Analytical Hierarchy Process and Geogra...
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Improving farming practice through localized land tenure reform: a study of the “Three Rights Separation Reform” implemented in a Shanghai suburb, China Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2023-05-21 Pingyang Liu, Aixi Han, Neil Ravenscroft
Collective land rights reform in developing countries is promoted as a means of optimizing the use of land resources by clarifying property rights and encouraging land transfer. However, such mecha...
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Beyond offshoring: tradable services and regional markets in the Global South Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2023-05-19 Sören Scholvin, Ivan Turok, Justin Visagie, Javier Revilla Diez, Moritz Breul
Trade in services has grown more rapidly than trade in manufactured goods in recent decades. Countries from the Global South are chiefly responsible for this shift. The research note draws attentio...
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Crowdfunding of GHG mitigation measures in agriculture: A feasible contribution to the climate challenges? Sociocultural constraints and enablers in Norway Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2023-02-05 Maja Farstad, Renate Marie Butli Hårstad
ABSTRACT Agriculture is one sector under pressure when it comes to mitigation of climate change. To overcome the economic barriers preventing greenhouse gas (GHG) mitigation measures from being implemented, this paper explores whether crowdfunding could be a feasible solution to this problem. The paper theoretically and empirically explores sociocultural barriers and enablers for crowdfunding aimed
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Nature’s contributions to people in the context of a changing traditional rice cultivation landscape in the Upper Baram, Malaysia Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2023-01-05 Alexander Hollaus, Christoph Schunko, Rainer Weisshaidinger, Poline Bala, Christian R. Vogl
ABSTRACT Traditional rice agroecosystems face socioeconomic, political, technical and environmental challenges that are resulting in changes in the traditional land use and management system and its contributions to indigenous farmers. This study explored the contributions made by swidden and wet rice agroecosystems in a traditional rice cultivation landscape and how this landscape has been influenced
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These hills called home: quantifying urban forest dynamics in the hills of the Guwahati metropolitan area, india Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2022-12-19 Chandra Kant Pawe, Anup Saikia
ABSTRACT Forest loss and fragmentation are critical issues that confront urban landscapes. The urban forests in the hills of the Guwahati Metropolitan Area (GMA) in India have experienced significant transformations. This study assesses the temporal changes of forests in protected and non-protected hills of the GMA. Landsat imageries between 1976 and 2018 were used to understand changes in forest composition
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The role of non-local external resources and less-urban location in design processes – A study of the Danish fashion industry Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2022-11-27 Lidia Margit Schmidt, Høgni Kalsø Hansen
ABSTRACT The fashion industry is heavily dependent on constant revitalization of the design of its products. Fashion products are on the one hand based on local cultural values and on the other hand a global business. Due to the need for new designs, the fashion industry is often associated with urban location and urban buzz. The geography of the industry is, however, more complex. Fashion firms are
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Resurgent cities and the socioeconomic divide: the young, educated and affluent city of Copenhagen, Denmark Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2022-07-06 Aske Egsgaard, Høgni Kalsø Hansen, Lars Winther
ABSTRACT The recovery of cities has led to increased wealth while simultaneously amplifying the socioeconomic spatial divide and polarization within the resurgent city. Recently, renewed interest in the socioeconomic consequences of the city’s growth has focused on residential differences in terms of e.g. income and education. In this paper, we examine how the recovery of cities has influenced the
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Young NEETs in the EU South: socio-spatial and gender divisions in between the Great Recession and the Covid-19 pandemic Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2022-06-02 Athina Avagianou, Thanasis Kizos, Stelios Gialis
ABSTRACT The 2008/2009 global economic recession and the Covid-19 pandemic fuelled a heap of social and economic problems, including growing youth unemployment and inactivity. Amidst this pressing conjuncture, female youngsters living in economically deprived regions have been affected the most. The paper in hand studies the changing analogies between young women that are “Not in Employment, Education
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The Impact of Livelihood Sources on Relative Poverty among Households in the Karst Mountains, a case study from Huajiang demonstration area, SW China Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2022-05-22 Jiashuo Zhang, Zhongfa Zhou, Quan Chen, Changli Zhu, Guoxuan Ma
ABSTRACT After eliminating absolute poverty in 2020, China is shifting its focus from poverty eradication to achieving common prosperity, and relative poverty is currently a research focus.This paperuses interdisciplinary analysis methods to measure households’ livelihood sources and relative poverty in the karst mountains and explore the impact of livelihood sources on relative poverty. The results
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Temporary urban activities as potential business incubators: the role of networks, time and space Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2022-05-05 Christine Benna Skytt-Larsen, Høgni Kalsø Hansen, Anne Gravsholt Busck
ABSTRACT Today, temporary urban activities are conceived as a strategic planning tool for both private investors and urban governments. This study discuss the potential of such urban activities to serve as incubation space for small-scale urban-based entrepreneurship. The analysis indicates that short-term arrangements and low establishment costs appeal to small-scale entrepreneurs who want to try
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Understanding the influence of COVID-19 induced lockdown on urban thermal environment of Ranchi city, India Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2022-03-20 Rituraj Neog
ABSTRACT The objective of the study is to understand the pattern of land surface temperature (LST) and normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI) developed in Ranchi city during Covid-19-induced lockdown (2020) and its comparison with previous years. The study incorporated Landsat 8 (Operational land imager) data from United States Geological Survey and air temperature and relative humidity data
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Exploring the distribution of city street greenery from eye-level: an application of Baidu Map panoramic images data Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-12-29 Chenlu Xue, Cheng Jin, Liangchen Zhou, Guannan Li
ABSTRACT Increasing attention has been paid to the analysis of street greenery using the Green View Index (GVI). Current methods of vegetation extraction are not suitable for processing large amounts of data. This study introduces Visible Difference Vegetation Index (VDVI) to process Baidu Map panoramic static images which is relatively convenient for GVI calculation. The method is used to analyse
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Danish geography talent award 2020 Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-12-21
(2021). Danish geography talent award 2020. Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography: Vol. 121, No. 2, pp. 91-94.
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Retiring in the suburbs? Residential strategies in two Prague suburbs Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-11-07 Nina Dvořáková, Marie Horňáková
ABSTRACT Suburbanization is the most significant process involved in shaping the socio-spatial structure of many western European and post-Socialist cities. In Prague, suburbanization began in the mid-1990s. In contrast with most studies, we consider the suburbs not as a final residential destination but as a place that people leave as a result of life-phase changes. For example, families who moved
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Out-migration, rural livelihood and housing in Southwest China Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-11-11 Liang Xiao, Christian Fertner, Changchun Feng
ABSTRACT Rural–urban migration is considered one of the main reasons for rural decline, but the links between out-migration and rural settlement change are not well understood. This study explores the microimpact of out-migration on rural livelihoods and housing strategies in Southwest China. It is based on the results of a survey with 411 respondents. A cluster analysis revealed five distinct types
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Social integration of land-lost elderly: a case study in Ma’anshan, China Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-12-21 Yan He, Xiao Wu, Lu Sheng
ABSTRACT Social integration plays a key role in the quality of life of the elderly who move from a rural to an urban area (land-lost elderly), and successful urban integration is known to develop harmony and age-friendly society. Very few studies are concerned with incorporating subjective as well as objective elements into measuring social integration levels of land-lost elderly. In this study, we
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Correction Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-12-07
(2021). Correction. Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography: Vol. 121, No. 2, pp. iii-iii.
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Explaining the variation in historical trends for agriculture and population density using soil, climate, and topography data. A case study from Denmark Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-09-17 Yannik E. Roell, Niels M. Jacobsen, Morten Graversgaard, Nele Lohrum, Amélie Beucher, Mette B. Greve, Mogens H. Greve, Chris Kjeldsen
ABSTRACT Agricultural land use and population density have been increasing around the world. Determining if physical geography is a driving factor of historical change on a larger scale has received little research interest in the past outside local-scale case studies. The aim of this study was to model historical agricultural development and population density throughout Denmark using geographically
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Territorial Cohesion in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden 2007 and 2017 Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-06-09 Daniel Rauhut, Nuno Marques da Costa
ABSTRACT To what extent territorial cohesion is achieved or not, due to the EU Cohesion Policy, national regional policies, or globalization forces, is debated. This paper aims at discussing territorial cohesion at a NUTS 3 level in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden for 2007 and 2017 by using the Territorial Cohesion Development Index. The findings indicate a) that bigger cities and highly urbanized
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Territorial competitiveness, cohesion and sustainability in Romania’s urban border areas Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-04-18 Bianca Mitrică, Monica Dumitraşcu, Irena Mocanu, Ines Grigorescu, Paul-Răzvan Șerban
ABSTRACT Following the expansion of NATO in 2004 and the EU in 2007, Romania has become the Eastern frontier of these structures, which lends Romanian borders a strategic role. The territorial development of a border area is influenced by the political, economic, socio-cultural, demographic characteristics of the neighbouring countries sharing the same border. The border areas of Romania include 898
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Longue durée study of agricultural transitions in Denmark using Multi-Level Perspective Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-03-04 Bonnie Averbuch, Martin Hvarregaard Thorsøe, Chris Kjeldsen
(2021). Longue durée study of agricultural transitions in Denmark using Multi-Level Perspective. Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography: Vol. 121, No. 1, pp. 30-45.
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Reviewing tourism and natural resource research in the Arctic: towards a local understanding of sustainable tourism in the case of South Greenland Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-02-15 M Pasgaard, N. Fold, H. Meilby, P. Kalvig
ABSTRACT Tourism and natural resources are rapidly changing in the Arctic. Human activities and climate change are transforming natural landscapes and affecting populations of wildlife, while remote Arctic destinations that were previously regarded as inaccessible and unattractive are being engulfed by the global increase in tourism. In parallel with these developments, the concept and practice of
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Critical infrastructure vulnerability: a research note on adaptation to climate change in the Nordic countries Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2021-01-28 Antti Silvast, Rico Kongsager, Turo-Kimmo Lehtonen, Minna Lundgren, Mikko Virtanen
ABSTRACT This research note reviews recent literature on the vulnerability of critical infrastructures caused by climate change with a focus on the Nordic countries. We integrate literature from three research areas: the role of critical infrastructures in the functioning of society, infrastructural vulnerabilities, and the long-term impacts of climate change. Focusing on climate change adaptation
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Limits of linkage-based development: an assessment of the oil and gas sector in North Patagonia, Argentina Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-11-12 Sören Scholvin
The research note assesses the prospects of development through extractive industries in north Patagonia (Argentina), a region that holds considerably large unconventional oil and gas deposits. The...
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Correction Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-09-10
(2020). Correction. Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography: Vol. 120, No. 2, pp. 174-174.
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Modelling the spatial extent of urban growth using a cellular automata-based model: a case study for Quito, Ecuador Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-07-02 Victor H. Valencia, Gregor Levin, Henning Sten Hansen
ABSTRACT Since the late 1980s, the city of Quito shows a considerable expansion of urban land. This study generates plausible scenarios of urban growth that can be applied within urban planning and used for applications, such as projections of transportation needs, or air pollution exposure. We develop a methodology to map urban growth using the LUCIA model. The urban growth is estimated based on land
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Exploring the relationship between past and present activity and travel behaviours following residential relocation. A case study from Kunming, China Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-07-02 Yan He, Xiao Wu
ABSTRACT Residents’ activity-related travel patterns are not only based on short-term decisions but also impacted by long-term factors, such as attitudes and past behaviours that have developed in people’s daily lives. This study examines the impacts of service facility accessibility, past behaviours and travel attitudes on activity-related travel patterns among relocated residents from the urban centre
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Flash flood impacts of Hurricane Otto and hydrometeorological risk mapping in Costa Rica Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-07-02 Adolfo Quesada-Román, Andy Villalobos-Chacón
ABSTRACT Flash floods are one of the most damaging natural hazards in tropics. Seasonal and extraordinary rainfall recurrently trigger flash floods in Costa Rica. Hurricane Otto was the first reported hurricane to have ever passed through Costa Rica. The phenomenon resulted in losses amounting to 190 million US$, leaving four casualties and ca. 69 million US$ of losses in Upala municipality in northern
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Highrise in Brande—highlighting change in Danish urban planning Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-07-02 Martin Odgaard
ABSTRACT In recent decades, we have witnessed a move towards a further protection of central urban cores through introduction of retail planning in Denmark. Recent changes in legislation have significantly changed these principles through a planning reform as proposed by the liberal government and adopted by Danish parliament in 2017. The change in legislation fits with a longer trend of liberalization
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Understanding the spatiality of short-term rentals in Spain: Airbnb and the intensification of the commodification of housing Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-06-22 Aaron Gutiérrez, Antoni Domènech
ABSTRACT This article analyses the spatiality of the proliferation of short-term rentals in Spain. It was based on geolocalised data for all the Airbnb listings in the country. A multiscale analysis enabled us to identify the socio-economic, tourism market and housing stock variables that have had the greatest influence on the proliferation of short-term rental offers. The results obtained confirmed
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Entrepreneurial ecosystems: towards a systemic approach to entrepreneurship? Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-06-16 Sabrina Fredin, Alina Lidén
ABSTRACT Despite its relative newness, entrepreneurial ecosystems (EEs) have attracted much attention from research and policy but they are recognized to be largely untheorized. It is claimed that one aspect which distinguishes the EE perspective from other perspectives related to business environments is its systemic approach; however, much of the systemic approach still needs to be investigated.
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Entrepreneurial ecosystems: towards a systemic approach to entrepreneurship? Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-06-16 Sabrina Fredin, Alina Lidén
ABSTRACT Despite its relative newness, entrepreneurial ecosystems (EEs) have attracted much attention from research and policy but they are recognized to be largely untheorized. It is claimed that one aspect which distinguishes the EE perspective from other perspectives related to business environments is its systemic approach; however, much of the systemic approach still needs to be investigated.
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Henrik Breuning-Madsen (1949-2018) Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-01-02 Bo Elberling, Søren Bech Pilgaard Kristensen
Henrik Breuning-Madsen was born in Frederiksberg. He received a Master degree in physical geography in 1975 and a PhD degree in 1978. In 1983, Breuning-Madsen was awarded a Doctorate degree based on the dissertation “Himmer land’s Soil Conditions” and was subsequently employed at the Ministry of Agriculture. Later, a long and successful university career followed, first as associate professor and in
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A GIS-based analysis of the urban green space accessibility in Craiova city, Romania Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-01-02 Cristiana Vîlcea, Cristina Șoșea
ABSTRACT The population living in large urban areas faces multiple pressures on their physical and psychological well-being coming from various polluting sources: air pollution, water pollution, and high noise level, thermal and visual stress. Urban green spaces have a positive impact on human health, as they help people relax more. Stress relief through physical exercise and social interaction is
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How to measure the impact of place marketing activities: a methodological discussion Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-01-02 Daniel Rauhut, Olga Rauhut Kompaniets
ABSTRACT This paper aims to explicate and discuss the main methods of measuring the effects of place marketing. Rather than favouring one method over another a priori, we seek to understand each method on its own terms in order to illuminate key assumptions and hypotheses. Additionally, we compare and contrast the different methods to reveal areas of logical inconsistency. Generally, the impact of
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Seeking asylum in Denmark: analysis of determinants in 2005–2015 Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-01-02 Lenka Janýšková, Jaromír Harmáček
ABSTRACT The paper investigates the factors influencing the number of asylum applications lodged in Denmark. We conduct an analysis of 190 countries of origin over the years 2005–2015. Using panel data and bilaterally expressed variables, we apply the tobit model and the negative binomial regression method for all potential countries of origin as well as for developing countries only. Our results show
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A case study on the relationship between land surface temperature and land surface indices in Raipur City, India Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-01-02 Subhanil Guha, Himanshu Govil, Anindita Dey, Neetu Gill
ABSTRACT Land surface temperature (LST) depends primarily on the land surface material and climatic conditions. The present study focuses on deriving the LST of Raipur City and generating the relationship between LST and some land surface indices, like NDVI, NDWI, NDBI, NMDI, and NDBaI for better land-use planning and environmental management inside the city. These land surface indices respond in different
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Geographies of vulnerability: a research note on human system adaptations to climate change in the Caribbean Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2020-01-02 Stacy-ann Robinson, Caroline Wren
ABSTRACT Caribbean small island communities are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. While climate policy is often formulated at the national level, climate impacts are first felt in local communities. This research note, which is part of a larger research project on climate change adaptation in Caribbean coastal communities, reviews the recent literature on human system adaptations
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The establishment of inter-municipal cooperation: the case of a polycentric post-socialist region Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-12-03 Robert Osman, Ondřej Šerý, Filip Alexandrescu, Jiří Malý, Ondřej Mulíček
ABSTRACT The paper deals with the process of establishing inter-municipal cooperation among towns, particularly among towns in a polycentric settlement system. Emphasis is on the specific temporal context of transition from a central administration to a decentralized form. For a more detailed analysis, the territory of the eastern part of Pardubice region, Czech Republic was chosen as the study area
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Editorial Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-11-03 Søren Bech Pilgaard Kristensen, Andreas Egelund Christensen
(2019). Editorial. Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography: Vol. 119, No. 2, pp. 107-107.
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GISualization: visualized integration of multiple types of data for knowledge co-production Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-04-24 Marco Adelfio, Jaan-Henrik Kain, Jenny Stenberg, Liane Thuvander
ABSTRACT Urban planning deals with multiple layers of information stemming from concurrent activities and stakeholders intervening in urban development. For a better management of complexity more comprehensiveness and data integration are needed. This study develops an adaptive and iterative mixed-method approach for knowledge production in urban transformation processes. Specific research questions
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Exploring spatiotemporal heterogeneity in online travel searches: a local spatial model approach Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-04-15 Jing Xu, Cheng Jin
ABSTRACT Online travel searches are important forms of travel virtual spaces. Previous studies have neglected to analyze the spatial features of the travel searches themselves, and the spatial heterogeneity of their influencing factors. In this study, a travel search index based on the Baidu index was established for analyzing travel searches. Meanwhile, a local spatial model was created for the linear
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“Is there any time left for walking?” Physical activity implications of suburban commuting in the Barcelona metropolitan region Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-03-20 Guillem Vich, Oriol Marquet, Carme Miralles-Guasch
ABSTRACT The present study delves into the explanatory factors of the walking patterns of residents in metropolitan regions, who tend to be pressed for time when travelling to their daily destinations or activities. We particularly focus on the effects of the commuting distance on the amount of walking that can be achieved, which has health, socioeconomic and environmental implications. This study
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A geospatial approach to assessing land change in the built-up landscape of Wa Municipality of Ghana Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-03-20 Daniel Kpienbaareh, Joseph Oduro Appiah
ABSTRACT Urban landscapes are changing in response to changes in socio-economic conditions. Land change scientists seek to understand these land dynamics in the coupled human-environment system of urban landscapes. This study assessed land change in the built-up area of Wa Municipality between 1986 and 2016 using Landsat images. We used the Support Vector Machine algorithm for classifying the images
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Foreign direct investment and local supplier upgrading – the case of grocery retail in Turkey Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-03-11 Inka Gersch
ABSTRACT Foreign direct investments (FDIs) are noted as an important cross-border channel for knowledge. Thus, expanding companies can contribute to local supplying companies’ capability development, an important precondition for upgrading processes. Several transnational grocery retailers have expanded globally and introduced modern supply chain management practices to markets of emerging and developing
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Digital transdisciplinarity in land change science – integrating multiple types of digital data Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-01-02 Gregor Levin, Stig Roar Svenningsen
Human activities alter the land surface of the Earth (Haberl et al., 2007; Hurtt et al., 2006), and one key questionwithin geography is, therefore, the assessment of land use/land cover change (LULCC) and the analysis and understanding of the underlying drivers and effects of LULCC (Brandt, Primdahl, & Reenberg, 1999; Bürgi, Hersperger, & Schneeberger, 2004; Plieninger et al., 2016). The last decades
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Transdisciplinary approach of transboundary landscape studies: a case study of an Austro-Hungarian transboundary landscape Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-01-02 Éva Konkoly-Gyuró, Pál Balázs, Ágnes Tirászi
ABSTRACT Landscape is a dynamic, multi-layered, spatial–temporal system. It mirrors the results of human–nature interactions, encompassing both material and perceived reality. Landscape assessment requires transdisciplinarity that we achieve by discussing and combining three approaches: landscape character assessment (LCA), historic land-cover (LC) change analysis and narratives of local residents
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Visitor monitoring in protected areas: an approach to Natura 2000 sites using Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-01-02 Joan Jurado Rota, María Yolanda Pérez Albert, David Serrano Giné
ABSTRACTThis paper analyses visitor monitoring and the public use of protected areas using volunteered geographic information (VGI) as a source of big data and, as the object of study, the Ebro Del...
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How geoengineering scientists perceive their role in climate security politics – from concern and unease to strategic positioning Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-01-02 Pernille Cuisy Svensson, Maya Pasgaard
ABSTRACT Net negative emissions are essential for realizing the two-degree maximum warming target agreed by the world leaders in Paris 2015 for mitigating predicted climate change impacts, which are often framed as threats to human security, globally and locally. Geoengineering offers an immediate response to climate change which might instantly offset these “dangerous” impacts by deliberately altering
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Locating tile drainage outlets and surface flow in riparian lowlands using thermal infrared and RGB-NIR remote sensing Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2019-01-02 Christian Prinds, Rasmus Jes Petersen, Mogens Humlekrog Greve, Bo V. Iversen
ABSTRACT Artificial drainage of agricultural fields represents a major flow path way of both water and nutrients which may contribute to eutrophication issues in the recipient waters. Several studies have shown that riparian lowlands (alluvial plains, wetlands, meadows), if present, may act as buffer zones with high nutrient retention capacities. To assess the fate of water and nutrient flow in riparian
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Revealing the preservation of First World War shell hole landscapes based on a landscape change study and LiDAR Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2018-12-13 Hanne Van den Berghe, W. Gheyle, N. Note, B. Stichelbaut, M. Van Meirvenne, J. Bourgeois, V. Van Eetvelde
ABSTRACT The surface scars of the First World War (WWI; 1914–1918) are rapidly disappearing due to modern and fast changing landscapes. Therefore, there is a need to monitor landscape relicts that mark our past. This study examines depressions caused by shelling. These shell holes are still present today and are one of the last remains of the military impact during the 4 years long stalemate on the
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Applying LPIS data to assess loss of agricultural land – experiences from Flanders and Denmark Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2018-10-25 Eva Kerselaers, Gregor Levin
ABSTRACT Worldwide, loss of farmland due to transition to other land uses is recognized as a major challenge. Data from the Land Parcel Identification System (LPIS) are potentially useful to assess agricultural land use dynamics as they contain detailed information on agricultural land use. In this paper, we therefore analyse data from two individual studies, one from Flanders and one from Denmark
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Emerging digital plan data – new research perspectives on planning practice and evaluation Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2018-10-15 Christian Fertner, Andreas Aagaard Christensen, Peter Stubkjær Andersen, Anton Stahl Olafsson, Søren Præstholm, Ole Hjorth Caspersen, Julien Grunfelder
ABSTRACT Profound digitalization of public administration is gaining momentum and spatial planning is no exception. To increase the transparency of planning and its usefulness for public and private actors, planning authorities have integrated production and online distribution of digital plan data within existing planning practices and workflows. Many European countries have established public spatial
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The potential of a digital, transdisciplinary approach to landscape change and urbanization around Copenhagen in the 20th century Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2018-10-12 Stig Svenningsen, Mads Linnet Perner
ABSTRACT Urbanization has long been recognized as a major driver for landscape change in the vicinity of major cities and urban systems. Studies of the historical process of urbanization often rely on spatial data or statistics and rarely include detailed historical socio-economic data. This research note aims to emphasize the potential of using digitized cultural heritage data in landscape research
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How green was my valley: forest canopy density in relation to topography and anthropogenic effects in Manipur valley, India Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2018-07-03 Kiran Sharma, Anup Saikia
ABSTRACT Forest canopy density (FCD) is a major factor in the evaluation of forest status and is an important indicator of possible management interventions. The study uses the FCD model with Landsat TM and Landsat 8 OLI images to assess canopy density in India’s Manipur valley and surrounding hills. Normalized difference built-up index (NDBI) was used to extract built-up areas and population density
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Assessing the influences of service provision on pace and short and medium term development patterns of residential housing in Dar es Salaam Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2018-07-03 Ally Namangaya, Robert Kiunsi
ABSTRACT The connection between city development patterns, housing and service provision is critical as it affects allocation of scarce resources in the cities of Sub Sahara Africa, where the adopted planning models and concepts seem to have minimal success. Through spatial analysis and quantitative research this study explores sequencing of servicing and housing development as it impacts city spatial
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Towards a new methodological framework for the delimitation of rural and urban areas: a case study of Serbia Geografisk Tidsskr. Dan. J. Geogr. (IF 2.32) Pub Date : 2018-07-03 Aleksandra Gajić, Nikola Krunić, Branko Protić
ABSTRACT Abstract: Identification of urban and rural areas has been a widely present topic in the past decades, both in scientific research and in the policy and practice of spatial/regional development and territorial governance. The internationally accepted OECD definition does not produce appropriate results that are able to include the multidimensionality of these territories. In this context,