Assessment of Visual Quality and the Perception of Landscapes in the Roads Leading to City (Case Study: Bojnord City)

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Journal: Geography and Environmental Sustainability Year:2017 | Volume:6 | Issue:21 Page(s): 91-108

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Assessment of Visual Quality and the Perception of Landscapes in the Roads Leading to City (Case Study: Bojnord City)

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sedagati atefeh | dartoomi shahla | Issue Writer Certificate

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EvaluationQ2

Visual QualityQ1

the Perception of LandscapesQ1

BojnordQ1

Abstract

Visual characteristics have an important contribution to the region's identity and sense of place. It helps people enjoy the nature, built environment, cause investment attraction, socio-economic development of the region and attract tourists and their desire to return to the environment. Finding landscape and its perception by humans, plays an important role in the perception and his knowledge of the environment. The aim of the study is to evaluate the Visual Quality of landscapes in the main routes leading to Bojnord city and ranking them. In order to analyze the data, compilation of conceptual approaches to evaluate the perception of landscape and Visual Quality assessment method (LPD) is used. First, all major routes leading to Bojnord city were investigated through field studies using tools such as GPS, compass, maps of city and photography. Total 129 photographs, from different checkpoints in the three main routes leading to the city, were taken to study the visual perception of landscapes and 24 photos were chosen for final review. The main indicators, including six items of "the position of the viewer", "distance vision", "landscape composition", "visual fragility", "the eye of the beholder" and "Best to see", in 17states, have been considered. According to the findings, route number one, with the highest points of view, under the viewer's feet and the lowest visual fragility, has a distinct perceptual quality from the other studied paths. The results of LPD method, show that this route, by the calculated of "P" (tourists' perception of perspective that is visible from all the sights in one place), is in the first level. Finally, qualitative analysis and perspective drawing of landscape perception rhythm in three directions, is provided.

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sedagati, atefeh, & dartoomi, shahla. (2017). Assessment of Visual Quality and the Perception of Landscapes in the Roads Leading to City (Case Study: Bojnord City). GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY, 6(21 ), 91-108. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/221227/en

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sedagati atefeh, dartoomi shahla. Assessment of Visual Quality and the Perception of Landscapes in the Roads Leading to City (Case Study: Bojnord City). GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY[Internet]. 2017;6(21 ):91-108. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/221227/en

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atefeh sedagati, and shahla dartoomi, “Assessment of Visual Quality and the Perception of Landscapes in the Roads Leading to City (Case Study: Bojnord City),” GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY, vol. 6, no. 21 , pp. 91–108, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/221227/en

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