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Jesus Rafael Hechavarria Hernandez - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • systemic approach to the Territorial Planning of the urban parish la aurora daule ecuador
    International Conference on Intelligent Human Systems Integration, 2020
    Co-Authors: Cyntia Alava Portugal, Jesus Rafael Hechavarria Hernandez, Milagros Fois Lugo
    Abstract:

    The Territorial Planning of the urban parish La Aurora, in the canton Daule, has been characterized by the agricultural production of rice and other primary products. In recent years, this contribution to the economy has been affected by the increase in urban development that has considerably reduced the agricultural sector. The inadequate Territorial Planning has caused, among other negative aspects, an important environmental impact product of to urban development and vehicular chaos due to the migration of the upper middle class to the closed urbanizations from La Puntilla to La Aurora. The present work proposes a Territorial Planning under a systemic approach where the interaction between the urban development, economic growth and environmental pollution is analyzed. The objective is search of an adequate urban development with alternatives for a modern agricultural development and initiatives for integral management of natural resources that allow sustainable agricultural production.

  • pest analysis based on fuzzy decision maps for the ordering of risk factors in Territorial Planning of the vinces canton ecuador
    International Conference on Intelligent Human Systems Integration, 2020
    Co-Authors: Carlos Luis Valero Fajardo, Jesus Rafael Hechavarria Hernandez
    Abstract:

    The inadequate choice of the actions of growth and development in the Canton Vinces in the province of Los Rios in Ecuador has increased the risk for the habitants in the face of natural phenomena. In the present work, a study is made of the environmental problems and risk situations that exist in the territory. In support of the decision-making process during Territorial Planning, a PEST analysis based on fuzzy decision maps is applied in order to obtain an ordering of the risk factors before the most unfavorable situations. The proposal identifies PEST factors and subfactors that allow forming a hierarchical structure of the model, compares the importance between the criteria to derive the vector of local weight using the eigenvalue approach, the influence of the model is analyzed through the cognitive map diffuse, the steady state matrix is obtained to then normalize the local weight vector obtaining as a result the normalization of the global weight.

  • IHSI - Systemic Approach to the Territorial Planning of the Urban Parish La Aurora, Daule, Ecuador.
    Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, 2020
    Co-Authors: Cyntia Alava Portugal, Jesus Rafael Hechavarria Hernandez, Milagros Fois Lugo
    Abstract:

    The Territorial Planning of the urban parish La Aurora, in the canton Daule, has been characterized by the agricultural production of rice and other primary products. In recent years, this contribution to the economy has been affected by the increase in urban development that has considerably reduced the agricultural sector. The inadequate Territorial Planning has caused, among other negative aspects, an important environmental impact product of to urban development and vehicular chaos due to the migration of the upper middle class to the closed urbanizations from La Puntilla to La Aurora. The present work proposes a Territorial Planning under a systemic approach where the interaction between the urban development, economic growth and environmental pollution is analyzed. The objective is search of an adequate urban development with alternatives for a modern agricultural development and initiatives for integral management of natural resources that allow sustainable agricultural production.

  • IHSI - PEST Analysis Based on Fuzzy Decision Maps for the Ordering of Risk Factors in Territorial Planning of the Vinces Canton, Ecuador
    Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, 2020
    Co-Authors: Carlos Luis Valero Fajardo, Jesus Rafael Hechavarria Hernandez
    Abstract:

    The inadequate choice of the actions of growth and development in the Canton Vinces in the province of Los Rios in Ecuador has increased the risk for the habitants in the face of natural phenomena. In the present work, a study is made of the environmental problems and risk situations that exist in the territory. In support of the decision-making process during Territorial Planning, a PEST analysis based on fuzzy decision maps is applied in order to obtain an ordering of the risk factors before the most unfavorable situations. The proposal identifies PEST factors and subfactors that allow forming a hierarchical structure of the model, compares the importance between the criteria to derive the vector of local weight using the eigenvalue approach, the influence of the model is analyzed through the cognitive map diffuse, the steady state matrix is obtained to then normalize the local weight vector obtaining as a result the normalization of the global weight.

Milagros Fois Lugo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • systemic approach to the Territorial Planning of the urban parish la aurora daule ecuador
    International Conference on Intelligent Human Systems Integration, 2020
    Co-Authors: Cyntia Alava Portugal, Jesus Rafael Hechavarria Hernandez, Milagros Fois Lugo
    Abstract:

    The Territorial Planning of the urban parish La Aurora, in the canton Daule, has been characterized by the agricultural production of rice and other primary products. In recent years, this contribution to the economy has been affected by the increase in urban development that has considerably reduced the agricultural sector. The inadequate Territorial Planning has caused, among other negative aspects, an important environmental impact product of to urban development and vehicular chaos due to the migration of the upper middle class to the closed urbanizations from La Puntilla to La Aurora. The present work proposes a Territorial Planning under a systemic approach where the interaction between the urban development, economic growth and environmental pollution is analyzed. The objective is search of an adequate urban development with alternatives for a modern agricultural development and initiatives for integral management of natural resources that allow sustainable agricultural production.

  • IHSI - Systemic Approach to the Territorial Planning of the Urban Parish La Aurora, Daule, Ecuador.
    Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, 2020
    Co-Authors: Cyntia Alava Portugal, Jesus Rafael Hechavarria Hernandez, Milagros Fois Lugo
    Abstract:

    The Territorial Planning of the urban parish La Aurora, in the canton Daule, has been characterized by the agricultural production of rice and other primary products. In recent years, this contribution to the economy has been affected by the increase in urban development that has considerably reduced the agricultural sector. The inadequate Territorial Planning has caused, among other negative aspects, an important environmental impact product of to urban development and vehicular chaos due to the migration of the upper middle class to the closed urbanizations from La Puntilla to La Aurora. The present work proposes a Territorial Planning under a systemic approach where the interaction between the urban development, economic growth and environmental pollution is analyzed. The objective is search of an adequate urban development with alternatives for a modern agricultural development and initiatives for integral management of natural resources that allow sustainable agricultural production.

Miguel Angel Herrera - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • integrating economic landscape valuation into mediterranean Territorial Planning
    Environmental Science & Policy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Juan Ramon Molina, Francisco Rodriguez Y Silva, Miguel Angel Herrera
    Abstract:

    Abstract Recent and rapid landscape changes have occurred over large areas in Mediterranean Basin. Wildfires and human activities are the most important disturbances at landscape-level due to their ecological and socio-economic impacts. The increasing demand which society places on the forest landscapes has led us to develop a tool to identify the economic landscape value around natural protected areas. Our research focused on the integration of social, ecological and economic components of landscape management based on stated social preferences and contingent valuation method (CVM). Landscape value research has been motivated by the need to assist land use Planning and environmental management. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have provided new opportunities to spatially distributed modeling of landscape quality. Correlations were found between the representativeness of the landscape and its sense of belonging, and the contingent rating. Landscape with intensive agricultural practices and mining areas were the least preferred landscapes. There was a notable variation in the economic landscape value attributed to the study area based on the considered CVM scenario, ranging from 1,253,075.1 Euros to 3,650,827.8 Euros. We added the geospatial allocation of willingness to pay according to five landscape quality categories. Our approach could be used to identify priority areas for conservation based on maximizing landscape value, and would be useful in detecting interesting or conflict areas associated with new management and Planning alternatives. In this sense, this approach offers managers to seek Territorial management strategies to increase economic efficiency in the allocation of resources.

Cyntia Alava Portugal - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • systemic approach to the Territorial Planning of the urban parish la aurora daule ecuador
    International Conference on Intelligent Human Systems Integration, 2020
    Co-Authors: Cyntia Alava Portugal, Jesus Rafael Hechavarria Hernandez, Milagros Fois Lugo
    Abstract:

    The Territorial Planning of the urban parish La Aurora, in the canton Daule, has been characterized by the agricultural production of rice and other primary products. In recent years, this contribution to the economy has been affected by the increase in urban development that has considerably reduced the agricultural sector. The inadequate Territorial Planning has caused, among other negative aspects, an important environmental impact product of to urban development and vehicular chaos due to the migration of the upper middle class to the closed urbanizations from La Puntilla to La Aurora. The present work proposes a Territorial Planning under a systemic approach where the interaction between the urban development, economic growth and environmental pollution is analyzed. The objective is search of an adequate urban development with alternatives for a modern agricultural development and initiatives for integral management of natural resources that allow sustainable agricultural production.

  • IHSI - Systemic Approach to the Territorial Planning of the Urban Parish La Aurora, Daule, Ecuador.
    Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, 2020
    Co-Authors: Cyntia Alava Portugal, Jesus Rafael Hechavarria Hernandez, Milagros Fois Lugo
    Abstract:

    The Territorial Planning of the urban parish La Aurora, in the canton Daule, has been characterized by the agricultural production of rice and other primary products. In recent years, this contribution to the economy has been affected by the increase in urban development that has considerably reduced the agricultural sector. The inadequate Territorial Planning has caused, among other negative aspects, an important environmental impact product of to urban development and vehicular chaos due to the migration of the upper middle class to the closed urbanizations from La Puntilla to La Aurora. The present work proposes a Territorial Planning under a systemic approach where the interaction between the urban development, economic growth and environmental pollution is analyzed. The objective is search of an adequate urban development with alternatives for a modern agricultural development and initiatives for integral management of natural resources that allow sustainable agricultural production.

Juan Ramon Molina - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • integrating economic landscape valuation into mediterranean Territorial Planning
    Environmental Science & Policy, 2016
    Co-Authors: Juan Ramon Molina, Francisco Rodriguez Y Silva, Miguel Angel Herrera
    Abstract:

    Abstract Recent and rapid landscape changes have occurred over large areas in Mediterranean Basin. Wildfires and human activities are the most important disturbances at landscape-level due to their ecological and socio-economic impacts. The increasing demand which society places on the forest landscapes has led us to develop a tool to identify the economic landscape value around natural protected areas. Our research focused on the integration of social, ecological and economic components of landscape management based on stated social preferences and contingent valuation method (CVM). Landscape value research has been motivated by the need to assist land use Planning and environmental management. Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have provided new opportunities to spatially distributed modeling of landscape quality. Correlations were found between the representativeness of the landscape and its sense of belonging, and the contingent rating. Landscape with intensive agricultural practices and mining areas were the least preferred landscapes. There was a notable variation in the economic landscape value attributed to the study area based on the considered CVM scenario, ranging from 1,253,075.1 Euros to 3,650,827.8 Euros. We added the geospatial allocation of willingness to pay according to five landscape quality categories. Our approach could be used to identify priority areas for conservation based on maximizing landscape value, and would be useful in detecting interesting or conflict areas associated with new management and Planning alternatives. In this sense, this approach offers managers to seek Territorial management strategies to increase economic efficiency in the allocation of resources.