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Recreational Zoning of the Coastal Territories Using the Example of the Odessa Region Cover

Recreational Zoning of the Coastal Territories Using the Example of the Odessa Region

Miscellanea Geographica
Volume 26 (2022): Issue 2 (April 2022)
By: Aleksander Kuczabski,  Tatiana Bezverkhnuik,  Irina Sencha and  Irina Azarova  
Open Access
|Apr 2022

Figures & Tables

Figure 1

The stages of recreational zoning implementationSource: own elaboration
The stages of recreational zoning implementationSource: own elaboration

Figure 2

Layout of structural elements of the ecological network of the Odessa regionSource: own elaboration
Layout of structural elements of the ecological network of the Odessa regionSource: own elaboration

Figure 3

Layout of balneological resources of the Odessa regionSource: own elaboration
Layout of balneological resources of the Odessa regionSource: own elaboration

Figure 4

Environmental assessment scheme of the Odessa regionSource: own elaboration
Environmental assessment scheme of the Odessa regionSource: own elaboration

Figure 5

Assessment results of the natural and geographical recreational potential of the Odessa regionSource: own elaboration
Assessment results of the natural and geographical recreational potential of the Odessa regionSource: own elaboration

Figure 6

Assessment scheme of socio-historical resources of Odessa regionSource: own elaboration
Assessment scheme of socio-historical resources of Odessa regionSource: own elaboration

Figure 7

Recreational zoning scheme of the Odessa regionSource: own elaboration
Recreational zoning scheme of the Odessa regionSource: own elaboration

Scheme for assessing the recreational potential of the Odessa region

SUBJECT OF ASSESSMENTASSESSMENT COMPONENTSMAIN GROUPS OF ASSESSMENT INDICATORSINDICATORS OF ASSESSMENTDATA SOURCES OF INDICATOR VALUE
Recreational potential of the Odessa regionNatural and geographical recreational potentialClimate resource assessment
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    average air temperature for July;

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    average sea water temperature;

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    air humidity;

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    total solar radiation intensity;

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    duration of solar radiance over the year;

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    number of days with an average air temperature of more than 15 °C;

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    average annual wind speed;

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    duration of the heliotherapy period;

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    duration of the swimming season.

DSTU-N B B.1.1-27: 2010 “Protection against hazardous geological processes, harmful operational effects, fire. Construction climatology”1
Assessment of geomorphological resources
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    density of the dismemberment of the relief;

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    depth of the relief dismemberment;

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    steepness of the slopes;

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    access to water, beaches, shores, shallows;

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    percentage of meadow lands.

Maps of Ukraine2
Assessment of balneological resources
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    sources of mineral water;

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    sources of therapeutic mud (peloids); in terms of localization, quantitative and qualitative characteristics, as well as possible directions for their further use.

The Ecological Passport of the Odessa region3
Assessment of the structural elements of the eco-network
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    ASSESSMENT OF OBJECTS OF THE NATURAL-RESERVED FUND:

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    share of the eco-network in the total area of the rayon;

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    share of natural-reserved fund objects in the total area of the rayon;

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    rate of attraction of the natural-reserved fund.

Regional ecological network of Odessa region (sketch map)4List of territories and objects of the natural-reserved fund of national and local significance in the Odessa region5
Assessment of the environmental status
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    population density;

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    density of tourists;

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    density of emissions of harmful substances;

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    volumes of territory pollution with waste of I - III hazard class;

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    dynamics of emissions into the air;

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    the existence of objects of increased danger, their location and class of danger;

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    volumes of polluted wastewater discharged into surface water bodies;

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    storage of prohibited and unsuitable pesticides;

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    number of landfills, butts, solid waste landfills, included not certified.

The Ecological Passport of Odessa region6
Socio-historical recreational potentialAssessment of cultural and historical resources
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    number of historic monuments;

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    number of urban planning and architectural monuments;

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    number of archaeological monuments;

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    number of extremely popular objects having a cultural, cognitive and/or historical value.

State Register of Immovable Monuments of Ukraine7Google Maps search engine of Odessa region8
Assessment of natural and social resources
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    area hunting grounds;

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    reservoirs, including artificial, with fishing bases, clubs;

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    objects of gastronomic tourism;

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    ethno-tourism objects;

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    horse-riding clubs.

Google Maps search engine of Odessa region8
Assessment of event-attractional resources
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    number of annual festivals;

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    number of stable mass cultural events;

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    number of entertainment facilities.

Google Maps search engine of Odessa region8
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/mgrsd-2022-0008 | Journal eISSN: 2084-6118 | Journal ISSN: 0867-6046
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Language: English
Page range: 80 - 93
Submitted on: Feb 16, 2022
Accepted on: May 17, 2022
Published on: Apr 29, 2022
Published by: Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies, University of Warsaw
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year
Keywords:
Odessa region,
recreational potential,
recreational zoning,
recreational resources
Related subjects:
Geosciences,
Geography,
Geosciences, other

© 2022 Aleksander Kuczabski, Tatiana Bezverkhnuik, Irina Sencha, Irina Azarova, published by Faculty of Geography and Regional Studies, University of Warsaw
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