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Keywords: urbanizem, površine za telesno dejavnost, prostorski podatki
Published in DiRROS: 27.03.2025; Views: 350; Downloads: 11245
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Abstract: Zelene površine imajo pomembno vlogo pri spodbujanju telesne dejavnosti in izboljšanju javnega zdravja, zato je njihova enakovredna dostopnost za vse prebivalce zelo pomembna. Kljub temu v Sloveniji primanjkuje kakovostnih prostorskih podatkov za presojo preskrbljenosti naselij z zelenimi površinami za telesne dejavnosti. Raziskava se osredotoča na razvoj koncepta preskrbljenosti slovenskih mest in naselij z zelenimi površinami. V članku opredelimo pojem preskrbljenosti in predstavljamo novo metodo za določanje območij zelenih površin za prostorsko zgoščene oblike telesne dejavnosti. Metoda temelji na kombinaciji prostorskih podatkov o pojavnosti in funkciji zelenih površin ter omogoča dovolj zanesljivo opredelitev območij zelenih površin za prostorsko zgoščene oblike telesne dejavnosti, da se lahko uporablja kot izhodišče za presojo preskrbljenosti naselij z zelenimi površinami za te dejavnosti za namen razvoja kazalnikov. Razprava poudarja pomanjkanje celovitih in kakovostnih prostorskih podatkov za presojo preskrbljenosti z zelenimi površinami za prostorsko zgoščene oblike telesne dejavnosti v Sloveniji ter potrebo po medsektorskem sodelovanju za boljše upravljanje in načrtovanje urbanih prostorov. V zaključku se izpostavlja potreba po strokovno usklajenem pristopu k zbiranju podatkov in vzpostavitvi dolgoročnega sodelovanja med deležniki za izboljšanje dostopnosti in kakovosti zelenih površin za spodbujanje telesnih dejavnosti v Sloveniji.
Keywords: zelene površine, telesna dejavnost, prostorski podatki, prostorski vidiki, kazalniki
Published in DiRROS: 29.01.2025; Views: 337; Downloads: 200
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Abstract: This article examines the need and opportunities to implement vertical green in Ljubljana as a case of a medium-sized European city with a relatively green feel. Sustainability-oriented urban development supports the introduction of nature-based solutions in principle; however, there is a lack of vertical green as well as actual legislative and administrative support. Therefore, several methods were applied in the present study to link this idea to execution, starting with semistructured interviews and a workshop for selected city officials. Legislative and formal backgrounds for implementation were then assessed. An inventory of green façades and other structures (e.g., noise barriers and retaining walls) in Ljubljana was prepared, and a geographic information system-based decision support system was developed to identify the potential areas in the city where additional green space elements would be most favourable for humans, the environment, and climate indicators. The results reveal a gap between opportunities and the actual situation. The general opinion that there is never too much green space in urban areas is confirmed by direct information from the city administration and strategic documents. There are many potential sites for implementation; however, this is hindered by ownership, management, and economic issues. The study concludes with some suggestions for following the best practices in other central European capitals, such as Vienna and Berlin.
Keywords: vertical green, urban planning, sustainable city, green infrastructure
Published in DiRROS: 27.01.2025; Views: 353; Downloads: 186
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