| Editors: |
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| Julius Gy. Fábos, UMass Amherst |
| Jack Ahern, UMass Amherst |
| Benjamin Breger, UMass Amherst |
| Theodore S. Eisenman, UMass Amherst |
| Anne Gharaibeh, Jordan University of Science and Technology |
| Sándor Jombach, Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences |
| Ákos Bence Keszthelyi, Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences |
| László Kollányi, Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences |
| Krisztina Filepné-Kovács, Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences |
| Mark Lindhult, UMass Amherst |
| Amy Lynch, Ohio University |
| Robert L. Ryan, UMass Amherst |
| Richard Smardon, SUNY ESF |
| István Valánszki, Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences |
The Fábos Conference on Landscape and Greenway Planning is held every three years to bring together experts who are influencing landscape planning, policy making and greenway planning from the local to international level. It is intended to highlight recent trends and expand the literature about landscape and greenway planning. The aim is to explore how experts from around the world have approached greenway planning and to understand how greenways have been tailored to each county’s unique geographical, cultural, and political circumstances.
This journal has moved to our new publishing platform: https://openpublishing.library.umass.edu/. All issues can be found here: https://openpublishing.library.umass.edu/fabos.
Current Issue: Volume 7, Issue 1 (2022) Moving towards Health and Resilience in the public realm
Articles
The Application of Public Participation GIS (PPGIS) For Visitor Demands Estimation: A Case Study of Outdoor Recreation Activities in Aswan City, Egypt
Asmaa Abualhagag and István Valánszki
Former enclosed gardens as sites of slow tourism in Hungary
Kinga Albicz and Nóra Hubayné Horváth
Involvement of Stakeholders in Transforming Untapped Landscapes into Touristic Landscapes based on Ecosystem Services; A Look at The Volta Lake – Ghana.
Ernest Amoako-Atta and Zsolt Szilvácsku
Historic Gardens of Portugal: Qualification and Structuring of a New Touristic Offer
Teresa Andresen and Maria Matos Silva
Sculpture parks and positive mental health during the COVID-19 – Investigation of the effects of COVID‐19 pandemic on sculpture park’s visitation
Seloua Benkaid Kasbah and Anna Eplényi
The “Vite Maritata” as a Landscape Catalyst. The Grapevine as Part of Edible Greenways
Riccardo Bigliardi and Luca Maria Francesco Fabris
Integration of outdoor learning activities through public participation in landscape character assessment
Zsombor Boromisza PhD, Tímea Erdei, and Istvan Valanszki
Pandemic Appropriations of Urban Space: Implications for Future Practice
Caryn Brause and Carey Clouse
Peri-Urban Green Areas and the Landscape Transformation in the Case of MENA Region
Ansam Bzour and István Valánszki
Green infrastructure-based tourism development in a Hungarian case
Edina, Klára Dancsokné Fóris; Krisztina Filepné Kovács; and Istvan Valanszki
Environmental Justice: A comparison between Budapest (HU), Fortaleza (BR), and Goiânia (BR).
Bárbara Mylena Delgado da Silva, Mariana Batista de Morais, and Eszter Karlócainé Bakay
Land use and urban policy analysis for implementing urban agroforestry, a cross-border analysis in European cities
Paloma G. De Linares
Identification and Perceived Value of Ecosystem Services of Urban Green Areas. Case Study: Kamenički Park in Novi Sad, Serbia
Sara Ž. Đorđević, Jelena D. Čukanović, Radenka R. Kolarov, Mirjana Ž. Ljubojević, Ivana M. Sentić, and Saša S. Orlović
Landscape Connectivity bottlenecks in the Moravian-Slovak Borderlands - Transport Infrastructure and Other Anthropogenic Threats
Ivo Dostál, Marek Havlíček, Josef Svoboda, and Jiří Jedlička
Pedestrianizing Streets as a Strategy for Urban Greenways
Nicolas Dostal and Theodore S. Eisenman
From greenways to blueways: the evolving greenway network in the Pearl River Delta, China
Mengnan Duan, Zheng Liu, and Duanyi Yan
Determining the Restoration Potential of an Urban River Reach Along Zagyva River, Hungary
Tímea Erdei, Zsombor Boromisza PhD, Endre Domokos PhD, and Szilvia Dávid
An overview of the typical plant application possibilities of green roofs in Hungary
Dóra Farkas, Szilvia Kisvarga, László Orlóci, András Neményi, Gábor Boronkay, Péter Honfi, and Ildikó Kohut
Garden Heritage – new perspectives in Hungarian Tourism Strategy
Albert Fekete PhD, DLA; Ágnes Herczeg; László Kollányi; and Máté Sárospataki
Landscape heritage and sustainable development in a border region of Hungary
Krisztina Filepné Kovács; Nóra Hubayné Horváth; Dalma Varga; Istvan Valanszki; and Edina, Klára Dancsokné Fóris
The Quality of Public Participation Infrastructure in the Post-Communist Community of Targoviste, Romania
Anamaria Georgescu
Changing Scales: Greenways From Region To Place – The Case Of The Algarve, Portugal.
Gonçalo D. Gomes, Desidério L. Batista, and Paula G. Silva
Biotope networks in the agricultural-dominant landscape - evaluation of establishment and conservation possibilities support systems
Kevin Márk Gyöngyösi, Istvan Valanszki, and Dalma Erzsébet Varga
Regional Environmental Planning in a Home Rule State: Against all Odds
Wolfram Hoefer and Nina Cron
Beyond the ‘wow factor’? Climate resilient green infrastructure for people and wildlife
Helen E. Hoyle Dr and Ian C. Mell
Imprints Of Noble Estates In The Historic Landscape. Analyses Based On The Former Domains Of The Sándor-Metternich Family Around Bajna, Hungary.
Nóra Hubayné Horváth, Alexandra Pap, Imola Gecséné Tar, and Katalin Takács
Strategic and Spatial Regulation Tools for Harmonizing Land Use Interests in the Carpathians – Experience from Slovakia
Milan Husar, Sandra Lamy, Vladimir Ondrejicka, and Mikulas Huba
Settlement and Green Infrastructure Characteristics in Dynamically Growing Urban Areas
Zsuzsanna Illyés and Dalma Varga
Land-use characteristics of urban sprawl around Hungarian middle-sized towns
Vera Iváncsics and Krisztina Filepné Kovács
The role of participatory planning in designing school environments
Eszter Jákli, Anita Reith, Balázs Almási, and Miklós L. Pap
Connecting Natural Heritage in Vojvodina Province (Republic of Serbia) with the EuroVelo 6 Route via Greenways
Olivera Z. Kalozi
Urban Voids After the Pandemic. A New Chance for Greenway
Valentina Labriola, Luca Maria Francesco Fabris, Riccardo Maria Balzarotti, Gerardo Semprebon, and Federico Camerin
Greenspace Justice in Vienna: A Research through Design Approach
Daniela Lehner, Nora Heger, Jürgen Furchtlehner, and Lilli Lička
The Comprehensive System of Healthy Streets in China from the Perspective of Greenways with Beijing Boulevard Plan as an Example
Mengyixin Li and Qi Ding
Comprehensive identification of ecologically important areas in Zhengzhou, China
Manshu Liu, Zhen Shi, Guifang Wang, Yang Yang, and László Kollányi
An Analysis of the Park “Jardim da Luz” in the Municipality of São Paulo, SP, as an Urban Resilience Spotline
Magda A. Lombardo Dra, Paulo R.M. Pellegrino, and Amanda L. Fruehauf Ms
Enabling citizen participation with the planning support system: Empirical evidence from crowdsourcing greenway planning
Hongmei Lu and Yanliu Lin
Guidelines for Urban Regeneration in India through Parameters of Landscape Transformation
Samir Mathur, Aastha Singh, and Sunetra Surabhi
Landscape disturbances in the Sumapaz páramo area during and after the Colombian armed conflict
Fernando Arturo Mendez Garzon and Istvan Valanszki
The perceptual value of individual trees as cityscape elements – a case study in Albertfalva, Budapest
László Z. Nádasy, Zsuzsanna Illyés, and Attila Gergely
Micro Wild Initiative: An Education Through the Rejuvenation and Reclamation of Malden’s Forgotten Urban Spaces
Kyle Neumann, Rebecca Bagdigian-Boone, and Madeline Brandel
Role of Urban Public Open Spaces Around Schools
Anita Reith, Péter István Balogh, Krisztina Szabó, Judit Doma-Tarcsányi, and Eszter Jákli
Importance of Parking Afforestation with its Impact on the Local Microclimate
András Rujp, Krisztina Szabó, Vera Takácsné Zajacz, and Antal Gergely
The place of cemeteries in the urban green infrastructure network and public expectations
Ágnes Sallay, Imola Gecséné Tar, Zsuzsanna Mikházi, and Katalin Takács
Green Fingers for Climate-Resilient Cities – Connecting Processes of Landscape Planning and Designing with Co-Creation
Henrik Schultz, Hubertus von Dressler, and Lea Nikolaus
Evaluation of Ecological Supply-demand Synergy of Park Green Space in the Main Urban Region of Zhengzhou City
Zhen Shi, Krisztina Filepné Kovács, Manshu Liu, and Xinyu Wang
Green Infrastructure Enhancing Urban Resilience: Parallels Between Vienna and Budapest
Gabriel Silva Dantas and Ildikó Réka Báthoryné Nagy
Examination of the condition of the oldest trees in the Buda Arboretum
Krisztina Szabó, Magdolna Sütöri-Diószegi, Veronika Szabo, Orsolya Bagdi-Fekete, Judit Doma-Tarcsányi, and Peter Honfi
The Most Immediate and Easily Observed Impacts of Climate Change
Krisztina Szabó Phd; Barnabás Tóth; Eszter Karlocaine Bakay; Camila Andressa, Pereira Rosa; and Chaima Lahmer
Foliar dust on leaves of some perennials
Veronika Szabo and Ildiko Kohut
Energy Transition of an industrial settlement through the example of Kecskemét
Zita Szabó and Ágnes Sallay
From a Concrete Bulkhead Riverbank to a Vibrant Shoreline Park--Suining South Riverfront Park
Yanhong Tang and Yuezhong Chen
Green structure plans in the urban landscape; the role of green space after the Covid-19 pandemic
Martin van den Toorn
Public space and public health related to green space in urban landscape architecture
Martin van den Toorn
In search for urban landscape development tools: Street View Imagery (SVI) Analysis
Anas Tuffaha and Ágnes Sallay
Relationships between the perception of cultural ecosystem services and land cover in Central-Eastern-Europe
István Valánszki, Lone S. Kristensen, Márta Ladányi, Sándor Jombach, Krisztina Filepné Kovács, and Zsombor Boromisza
The Human Nature of Urban Nature: an Exploratory Study in Montevideo
Ana Vallarino Katzenstein
The Role of Mining Ponds in the Landscape Character
Dalma Varga, Ildikó B. Módosné, and Nóra H. Hubayné
Landscape planning dilemmas and challenges in designation and management of the ecological network alongside the Tisza River in Hungary.
Kutnyánszky Virág and Zsolt Miklós Szilvácsku
Study On Land Use Aggregation Pattern Of Luohe City Based On Spatial Heterogeneity
Xinyu Wang, László Kollányi, Zhen Shi, Manshu Liu, and Yang Yang
Research on the influence mechanism and optimisation of urban greenway network use pattern based on multi-source data - a case study of Guangzhou, China
JuanYu Wu, MInyan Qian, and Yarong Cao
Analytical Review of Valuation Methods for Cultural Ecosystem Services in Rural Areas
Rahaf Yousef and István Valánszki
BGI Cross-Scale Coupling Space Connecting Regional Greenway and Community
Jingyuan Yuan, BING WU, and Xiaoguang Liu
Greenways of Saudi Arabia: Activating their transportation potential
Abdulrahman A. Zawawi, Nicole Porter, and Christopher D. Ives
Voxel-based Urban Vegetation Volume Analysis with LiDAR Point Cloud
Wei Zhang, Ziqi He, and Xin Li