On Spatial Management Practices: Revisiting the "Optimal" Use of Urban Land
The article takes a fresh look at the concept of the "optimal" use of urban land. It discusses the procedure for choosing the "optimal" use of land within the context of rational spatial management practices and sets out a model solution for determining "optimal" land u...
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doaj-b34a1a7ff3864549aac6cde0c99f0dcd2021-09-05T14:01:21ZengSciendoReal Estate Management and Valuation2300-52892018-09-01263243410.2478/remav-2018-0022remav-2018-0022On Spatial Management Practices: Revisiting the "Optimal" Use of Urban LandOgryzek Marek0Wisniewski Radoslaw1Kauko Tom2Faculty of Geodesy, Geospatial and Civil Engineering, University of Warmia and Mazury inOlsztyn, PolandFaculty of Geodesy, Geospatial and Civil Engineering University of Warmia and Mazury inOlsztyn, PolandDepartment of Geography, Norwegian University of Science and Technology,Gjøvik, NorwayThe article takes a fresh look at the concept of the "optimal" use of urban land. It discusses the procedure for choosing the "optimal" use of land within the context of rational spatial management practices and sets out a model solution for determining "optimal" land use types for given spatial and functional situations. A necessary set of geoinformation for informed decisions on choosing the "optimal" land use type is proposed. The study adds to the available knowledge concerning spatial analyses and simulations of "optimal" zoning processes; in doing so it applies the characteristic matrix method for inducing the optimal use of an area to diagnose the value of urban space and, in this way, to determine the "optimal" use under given circumstances. The article concludes by stating that the algorithm for selecting the "optimal” land use of an area significantly improves the decision-making process when carrying out the transformation of land use - the most important instrument for planning optimisation and organisation.https://doi.org/10.2478/remav-2018-0022land managementland usereal estate developmentsustainable development |
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On Spatial Management Practices: Revisiting the "Optimal" Use of Urban Land |
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On Spatial Management Practices: Revisiting the "Optimal" Use of Urban Land |
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on spatial management practices: revisiting the "optimal" use of urban land |
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Real Estate Management and Valuation |
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2300-5289 |
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2018-09-01 |
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The article takes a fresh look at the concept of the "optimal" use of urban land. It discusses the procedure for choosing the "optimal" use of land within the context of rational spatial management practices and sets out a model solution for determining "optimal" land use types for given spatial and functional situations. A necessary set of geoinformation for informed decisions on choosing the "optimal" land use type is proposed. The study adds to the available knowledge concerning spatial analyses and simulations of "optimal" zoning processes; in doing so it applies the characteristic matrix method for inducing the optimal use of an area to diagnose the value of urban space and, in this way, to determine the "optimal" use under given circumstances. The article concludes by stating that the algorithm for selecting the "optimal” land use of an area significantly improves the decision-making process when carrying out the transformation of land use - the most important instrument for planning optimisation and organisation. |
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land management land use real estate development sustainable development |
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