Coastal landscape and the Greek spatial planning: evidence from windpower in the South Aegean islands
作者： Georgios Tsilimigkas , Maria Pafi , Anestis Gourgiotis
DOI: 10.1007/S11852-018-0620-2
关键词: Spatial planning 、 Environmental resource management 、 Wind power 、 Principal (computer security) 、 Viewshed analysis 、 Nature Conservation 、 Plan (drawing) 、 Geography 、 Landscape change 、 Ecology (disciplines) 、 Oceanography 、 Nature and Landscape Conservation
摘要: This paper discusses issues about the coastal and insular landscape integration in Greek spatial planning framework. Case study area is region of South Aegean, where proliferation wind turbines one principal factors change. The methodological approach adopted mainly quantitative based on viewshed analysis. also demonstrates that zones with varying impact can be identified. It emerges framework Greece promotes an ad hoc project-led instead a plan-based to management.
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