Titlebook: Innovation in Urban and Regional Planning; Proceedings of the 1 Daniele La Rosa,Riccardo Privitera Conference proceedings 2021 The Editor(s

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Planning Accessible Urban Green Infrastructure for Healthy and Fair Historical Towns: The Study Cases, facilitating communication, sport and physical activities and the contact with Nature. Moreover, they are primary reserve for biodiversity in cities and support several regulating (e.g. water cycle, climate mitigation) and cultural ecosystem services. Recently, COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted t

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From Preferences of Social Groups to Planning and Management Solutions of Green Spaces in Bucharestces in cities. Highly linked to the concept of ecosystem services is the role of accessibility to those ecosystems and places providing the services. However, a gap often exists between the presence of existing greenspaces and the demands and preferences for accessibility of different social groups

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A Methodology to Investigate the Human Health and Environmental Benefits by the Improvement of Urbancuses on an easily replicable methodology for a cost-benefit analysis to estimate the economic value of benefits provided by cycling mobility and urban forestation in the city of Pisa. Open-source tools easily adaptable to local contexts and supported by a lot of experimentations and user guides wer

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Designing a New Vision of an “Ordered” Nature with an Ecosystemic Approach for a Healthy Cityitants for a sustainable, safe, healthy and socially inclusive city. The methodological reflection will be based on the principles and methods of the urban master plan that orientate models towards being more health conscious and experiments for specific measures, urban projects, operational and pro

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The Challenges of Valuing Urban Nature: Accounting for Urban Ecosystem Services Within the Frameworkure in contributing to new sustainable urban policies has been recognised as crucial in the planning agenda of most cities across the world. With effective nature-based investments, the benefits of urban nature are highlighted and enhanced. If decision makers’ and stakeholders’ understanding of the

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Bicycle Accessibility to Cultural Ecosystem Services in a Cross-Boundary Landscapetudy we selected the part of the cross-boundary landscape of Upper Silesia located between Poland and the Czech Republic, Europe. We designed a spatially explicit methodology, which allows us to analyze the accessibility between CES benefitting areas (urban fabric) and CES providing areas (Natura 20

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Policies to Decrease Land Surface Temperature Based on Land Cover Change: An Assessment Related to Serence to spring and summer 2019 by coupling GIS spatial analysis and regression analysis. Moreover, building on the outcomes of the model which relates LST to land cover types, the impact of future afforestation in rural areas is detected through a “what if” assessment. The island of Sardinia is ta

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Investigating the (Un)Integration Between Sectoral Policies with the Habitat Degradation Modelra 2000 sites are expected to be lost by the end of this century and an issue linked to the effectiveness of conservation policies emerges. This paper deals with the (un)integration between sectoral policies and different competences that leads to a lacking monitoring system of territorial managemen

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Slow Mobility Networks as Tools to Take Care About Cultural Landscape and to Resew Relationships Betn get benefits from cultural services, which otherwise remain inactive spreading across the landscape. On strategy to encourage this interaction is to provide a particular area with a slow mobility network, which allows to enjoy the landscape reducing natural impact of personal movements and to perc