Pridelovalni potencial vrtičkov v Ljubljani in Londonu z analizo letalskih posnetkov

Volk, Gregor (author), Glavan, Matjaž (mentor), Černič Istenič, Majda (co-mentor)

Sodobno urbano vrtičkarstvo postaja pomembna dejavnost prebivalcev mest. Individualni in skupnostni vrtički so privlačna oblika rabe prostora zaradi potenciala zadovoljevanja mnogih potreb mestnih ljudi: od zagotavljanja sveže in zdrave zelenjave znanega porekla, do podpiranja možnosti zaposlovanja, izobraževanja in rekreacije. Vrtičkarska dejavnost je bila preučevana v Ljubljani in Londonu za potrebe širšega mednarodnega projekta FOODMETRES (FP7), ki se skozi študije primerov evropskih mest ukvarja z vprašanjem, kako skrajšati živilske oskrbovalne verige, da bi hrana prej prispela od pridelovalca do potrošnika. Prek digitalizacije ortofoto posnetkov obeh prestolnic sta bila primerjalno ocenjena trenutni obseg vrtičkarskih površin ter ekonomska upravičenost pridelave na večjih vrtičkarskih območjih. Rezultati kažejo, da se mesti po številu prebivalcev na hektar vrtička močno razlikujeta. V Ljubljani je 1.809 prebivalcev na ha, v Londonu pa 9.550. Zaradi različnih ekonomskih razmer se mesti razlikujeta tudi v ekonomskem pridelovalnem potencialu vrtičkov. Tako je pokritje v Ljubljani 2,42 EUR/m2/leto in Londonu 2,89 EUR/m2/leto.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: urbano vrtičkarstvo, skupnostni vrtički, pridelovalni potencial, digitalizacija, digitalni ortofoto, ekonomika pridelave, geografski informacijski sistem
• Work type: Master's thesis/paper
• Typology: 2.09 - Master's Thesis
• Organization: BF - Biotechnical Faculty
• Publisher: [G. Volk]
• Year: 2017
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-96192
• UDC: 712.28:633/635.018:631.15:629.052.9(497.4Ljubljana:410.111)(043.2)
• COBISS.SI-ID: 8790649
• Publication date in RUL: 26.09.2017

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: The production potential of allotment gardens in ljubljana and london estimated through analysis of aerial photographs

Abstract

Urban gardening has become an important civic activity. Individual and allotment gardens are an attractive form of land use because of their ability to satisfy the needs of modern day citizen; providing fresh and healthy vegetables of controlled origin, supporting employment, education and recreation. Ljubljana and London’s lively gardening activities have been analysed within the FOODMETRES (FP7) international project, which through case studies of European capital cities answers the question how to shorten food supplying chain from producer to consumer. Through mapping of digital ortophoto images both capital cities current extent of allotment gardens and their economic potential were estimated along with economic eligibility of vegetable production. Results showed that cities strongly differed in number of citizens per hectare of allotment gardens (Ljubljana 1.809 citizens/hectare, London 9.550 citizens/hectare) and because of different economic conditions also in economic production potential. In Ljubljana gross margin is 2,42 EUR/m2/year whereas in London it’s corresponding value is 2,89 EUR/m2/year.

• Keywords: urban gardening, allotments, digital ortophoto, mapping, economic potential of allotments, eligibility of vegetable production, geographic information system