Planning for Ecosystem Services in CitiesApplying Ecosystem Services to Support Planning Decisions: A Case Study
Planning for Ecosystem Services in Cities: Applying Ecosystem Services to Support Planning...
Geneletti, Davide; Cortinovis, Chiara; Zardo, Linda; Adem Esmail, Blal
2019-07-30 00:00:00
[This chapter presents an application of ecosystem service assessments to support urban planning decisions. The case study concerns the regeneration of brownfields in the city of Trento (Italy). Potential re-greening interventions are prioritized according to their expected consequences on two illustrative, though relevant ecosystem services for the city: microclimate regulation and nature-based recreation. The performance of the different alternatives in relation to the two ecosystem services is assessed by comparing current conditions and future planning scenarios. The alternatives are compared based on the number of people that would benefit from the services provided by the re-greening interventions. Then, the results are combined through a multi-criteria analysis where criteria correspond to a set of defined planning objectives that may assume different weights according to different stakeholder perspectives. Multi-criteria analysis proved to be an effective tool to make the results of multiple ecosystem service assessments usable by decision-makers.]
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Planning for Ecosystem Services in CitiesApplying Ecosystem Services to Support Planning Decisions: A Case Study
[This chapter presents an application of ecosystem service assessments to support urban planning decisions. The case study concerns the regeneration of brownfields in the city of Trento (Italy). Potential re-greening interventions are prioritized according to their expected consequences on two illustrative, though relevant ecosystem services for the city: microclimate regulation and nature-based recreation. The performance of the different alternatives in relation to the two ecosystem services is assessed by comparing current conditions and future planning scenarios. The alternatives are compared based on the number of people that would benefit from the services provided by the re-greening interventions. Then, the results are combined through a multi-criteria analysis where criteria correspond to a set of defined planning objectives that may assume different weights according to different stakeholder perspectives. Multi-criteria analysis proved to be an effective tool to make the results of multiple ecosystem service assessments usable by decision-makers.]
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