The Madriu Perafita Claror valleys (MPCV) (Eastern Pyrenees, Andorra) were the focus of a multidisciplinary microregional landscape research project that aimed to study the long term shaping of this UNESCO World Heritage Site in the category of cultural landscape.
Due to the multidisciplinary nature of landscape research, many different systems and methods for landscape identification and classification exist.
The aim of this paper is to highlight the need for a multidisciplinary approach to landscape analysis, with special reference to the Mediterranean area.
To overcome this problem, we suggest a multidisciplinary approach that integrates landscape ecology, landscape preference studies and environmental economics to provide a common framework for collaboration between landscape scientists and economists.
Multidisciplinary and micro-regional landscape work at its territory documented significant differences between the Iberian and the Roman settlement patterns, which are attributed to the distinct agricultural production and water management systems of each period.
The multidisciplinary study of the landscape aims to highlight, through a multi-scale and multi-temporal reading, the development and evolution of processes of natural and anthropogenic transformation in the different contexts examined, recognizing their common characteristics and structural differences.
The evolving health care landscape demands a multidisciplinary approach to care and increased emphasis on patient engagement.
This study identifies, assess and classify vulnerability using landscape pattern from multidisciplinary approach based on remote sensing (RS) and geographical information system (GIS) approach.
Through the efforts of a multidisciplinary research team, OLAPP (Olduvai Landscape and Palaeoanthropology Project), the sedimentology, tephrostratigraphy, dating, mapping and palaeoclimatic interpretations are being used to put the whole ecosystem into context to achieve a better understanding of hominid occupation and behaviour.
This discussion paper highlights these differences, and brings together knowledge of the role of wild spaces in urban landscapes from a multidisciplinary perspective.
