Interpretation of the visual perception of landscape change by a questionnaire survey using 2D Google Earth images
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visual perception, landscape change, questionnaire survey, 2D, google earthAbstract
Changes in land use and land cover are predominantly driven by economic processes affected by European policies. A method for assessing the impact of these changes on sustainability was developed in the SENSOR project funded by the 6th EU Research Framework Program. The digital model which was developed, called "SIAT" (Sustainability Impact Assessment Tool), is a decision support tool that presents the consequences of various future land use scenarios by indicators, showing their compliance with the sustainability criteria. In the project, the landscape research team of the University of Sopron developed land use sensitive landscape indicators that were used in the SIAT. Two indicators that measure the continuity of land cover and the visual attractiveness were presented in a past edition of this journal.
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