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Studia KPZK, 2019
The word attractive has a meaning very close to ”appealing.” Urban space has kept attracting var... more The word attractive has a meaning very close to ”appealing.” Urban space has kept attracting various types of users for ages by off ering them access to a multitude of goods. In the Middle Ages, money, safety, and freedom were the attraction of towns. There was a saying: ”city air makes you free.”Nowadays, many people move from Polish cities to live in their outskirts, in the countryside, or migrate to foreign towns. This reduces the productive potential of Polish towns, allocates capital outside city borders, invites degradation of developed areas, and is responsible for many other impacts. When speaking about the attractiveness of urban space we refer, in the first place, to the external looks – the appearance and clarity of the streets, buildings, and green areas which may be either attractive or repulsive. However, attractive space is something more than just aesthetic harmony because it also includes convenience, security, possibility to meet other people, a sense of community, access to services and labour market, opportunity for investment and exchange of goods. A discussion of the attractiveness of towns should cover both its cognitive and application aspects. The cognitive aspect is when we seek answers to such questions as: what are the features of attractive urban space, what are the methods for its investigation, what are the evaluation methods, measures and criteria of assessment, and it includes case studies of urban spaces which are commonly known as attractive. The application aspect is when we investigate how such space should be built and managed to maintain or increase its attractiveness. Here we also try to answer questions about the available organisational and administrative tools, funding sources and methods, as well as local community and business involvement in administration, the quality of architecture and urban planning, and the effectiveness of planning regulations. The urban space users: residents, visitors and entrepreneurs are the key factor which differentiates these answers. The answers will also be different depending on whether we study a small town, a residential quarter of a big city, or a city centre in a larger agglomeration. The size of the town and its location strongly defi ne its attractiveness to the particular types of urban space users. These matters are discussed by authors of the presented book who focus on three categories of space which correspond with the fundamental functions of the town, namely:- housing – residential space, - work and production – business space,- social interaction and exchange of goods – public space.This volume of Studies is a collective work, an aftermath of panel and plenary discussions held at the 3rd Urban Colloquium. The main subject of the Colloquium was the attractiveness of urban space. The discussants were urban planning professionals: researchers and practitioners, architects and environmentalists, sociologists, economists, geographers and representatives of the public, business, and community spheres. This work is divided into three mutually-related parts. The reflections pre-sented in the first, cognitive part focus on the principles of urban policy (Tadeusz Markowski), the multi-dimensional approach to the attractiveness of towns from the geographic point of view (Jerzy Runge), the economic approach to the attractiveness of public space (Małgorzata Pięta-Kanurska) and the urban-planning and architecture perspective (Rafał Blazy). The second part, dedicated to the practice of shaping the attractiveness of urban spaces, discusses the question of public space in small towns (Katarzyna Mazur-Bezyt), the models of residential quarters (Alina Pancewicz), the residential areas in degradated central areas of cities (Krzysztof Gasidło) and a green certification was presented as a step towards the quality of construction and sustainable development (Agata Twardoch). The third part of the book presents the relations between urban space and business in the process of public management. Chapters in this part are devoted to the business and investment attractiveness of towns (Andrzej Klasik, Krzysztof Wrana, Marcin Baron and Luk Palmen), the morphological and spatial attractiveness of post-mining urban areas (Monika Janiszek) and the attractiveness of urban space in public management (Adam Bartoszek).This monograph describes the obtained results of research and analyses in their multi- and interdisciplinary aspects at the field of architecture, urban planning, social and economic geography, spatial management, economics, finance, the science of management and quality, environmental engineering, and social sciences. It is the result of partnership and collaboration between scientific research groups and local government bodies. This is the first published work of this type as it describes the public, residential, and business spaces of towns being part of large agglomerations with their interconnections with urban planning policies and public management. The 3rd Urban Colloquium (Katowice February 2019) was co-organised by a chain of scientific research and academic institutions: the Polish Academy of Sciences PAN (the Committee for Studies on the Future of Upper Silesia of the PAN Branch in Katowice, the Committee for Spatial Economy and Regional Planning), the Silesian University of Technology, the University of Silesia in Katowice, the University of Economics in Katowice, the Institute for Ecology of Industrial Areas, the Upper Silesian Academy of Entrepreneurship in co-operation with the Silesian Library.
This book is addressed to researchers, academics, local authorities, professionals involved in urban development programmes and urban planning, and to active developers. It may also help to launch and carry out model case studies in the form of education projects at various levels and in various fields of studies related to spatial management.
Many specialists are becoming increasingly interested in protecting and consciously shaping the l... more Many specialists are becoming increasingly interested in protecting and consciously shaping the landscape. The reason for that is a decline of the condition of surroundings, its aesthetics, and at the same time the decline of the quality of life. Negative landscape changes are caused mainly by the development of civilization and inappropriate spatial management. It causes an increased interest in new technologies which support landscape evaluation and protection, especially in the most valuable landscapes that ontribute to preserving the individual character of geographic environment. This book presents chosen methods of landscape classification and evaluation in the context of its usefulness for the implementation of European Landscape Convention. Presented methods can become a part of landscape audit. The solutions available in spatial information systems allow for implementation of the aims of European Land Convention and for the automation of the process. Animportant result of the research is the case study for each lakeland in north-east of Poland. Moreover, the book covers an analysis of the data on ecological land in Poland, which was particularly of detailed in koszaliński district and in the city of Koszalin. Qualitative and quantitative analyses were used for the research. The results show current discrepancies between various data bases. The book presents also the uses of Web Map Service for the inventory of elements comprising touristic space at the level of a community such as: cultural heritage and natural values. The conclusion shows that spatial information and web services may actively impact its users.We observe the development of Internet services, particularly in coding techniques that facilitate the creation of more interactive web applications. The research shows chosen computer tools measuring the range of the impact of web applications, the results of the monitoring on the basis of internet application related to local spatial plan in Tomice municipality, and spatial informa-tion system of kujawsko-pomorskie Province built on the basis of the junctions of web infrastructure analysed on the levels of the existing administrative division.
Key words: geoportal, spatial information system, INSPIRE, landscape protection, ecological land, European Landscape Convention, agritourism cluster.
Słowo wstępne (fragmenty): Otaczająca nas przestrzeń podlega ciągłym zmianom. W racjonalnym gospodarowaniu przestrzenią poszukuje się sposobów optymalnego jej wykorzystania, zarówno z punktu widzenia potrzeb człowieka, jak i wymogów ochrony środowiska.W procesie tym ważną rolę odgrywa informacja, w tym informacja przestrzenna, w ramach której systemy GIS są narzędziami gromadzenia, przetwarzania i udostępniania danych. Systemy te umożliwiają optymalne wykorzystanie przestrzeni oraz jej modelowanie. Należy zauważyć, że obecnie dynamicznie rozwijają się nowe środki i formy przekazu, w tym Internet. Rozwój Internetu przejawia się nie tylko w dostępie do nowoczesnej infrastruktury sieciowej, lecz także w odniesieniu do technik programistycznych umożliwiających tworzenie coraz to bardziej interaktywnych aplikacji sieciowych. Jednymi z częściej gromadzonych danych tematycznych w ramach GIS są dane o środowisku przyrodniczym oraz dane krajobrazowe. Myślą przewodnią prezentowanej monografii jest ukazanie znaczenia geoportali w rozwoju regionów, zwłaszcza w aspekcie ochrony środowiska przyrodniczego, krajobrazu i turystyki. Zebrano rozważania dotyczące charakterystyki działania i budowy infrastruktury informacji przestrzennej, w tym znaczenia i roli dyrektywy INSPIRE, przykłady serwisów internetowych wykorzystujących informację przestrzenną, wybrane rejestry danych przestrzennych o znaczeniu regionalnym i krajowym oraz problematykę interoperacyjności systemów informacji przestrzennej. Monografia zawiera przemyślenia odnoszące się do możliwości wykorzystania geoportali na przykładzie wybranych obiektów, w tym komponentów środowiskowych, a także zagadnienia dotyczące koncepcji wprowadzania i aktualizacji danych Centralnego Rejestru Form Ochrony Przyrody (CRFOP) z uwzględnieniem georeferencji z innych baz danych. Czytelnicy zapoznają się także z możliwiościami i przykładami wykorzystania serwisów WMS na potrzeby inwentaryzacji walorów i atrakcji turystycznej z punktu widzenia tworzenia klastra agroturystycznego. Niniejsza monografia zawiera również rozważania na temat społecznej roli geoinformacji, w tym geomarketingu oraz budowy marki w Internecie w ujęciu strategicznym i technologicznym.
Papers by Monika Janiszek
Sustainability
Adaptation to climate change is becoming one of the main paradigms for how cities function and de... more Adaptation to climate change is becoming one of the main paradigms for how cities function and develop. The significant role of green infrastructure (GI) as a tool for cities to adapt to climate change is increasingly emphasized among practitioners of spatial planning and in the research literature. Thus, despite the local impact, green infrastructure planning necessitates the creation of a holistic and integrated city management system. The aim of the article is to identify the effects generated by projects implemented in the field of green infrastructure in big cities of post-industrial regions and to formulate determinants and barriers limiting the strengthening of cities’ adaptive capacity to climate change. In the methodological dimension, the article is based on the desk-research method (analysis of project documentation and specialist literature), logical reasoning and the case study method, enriched with a series of interviews and observation of the study area to present the...
Prace Naukowe / Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Katowicach, 2018
Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu, 2018
Acta Scientiarum Polonorum Administratio Locorum, 2017
Celem artykułu jest sprawdzenie możliwości przypisania cech miasta witalnego, tj. powiązane teryt... more Celem artykułu jest sprawdzenie możliwości przypisania cech miasta witalnego, tj. powiązane terytorialnie kreatywne działania prowadzące do integracji i równoważenia rozwoju na rzecz społeczności lokalnej, przestrzeni i gospodarki Katowic, obszarom przeznaczonym do rewitalizacji w latach 2016–2022. Zaprezentowano możliwości wyprowadzenia ze stanu kryzysowego terenów zdegradowanych, w obrębie których występuje silna koncentracja negatywnych zjawisk społecznych oraz problemy przestrzenne (opisane dzielnice miasta). Za pomocą narzędzi GIS przeprowadzono analizę lokalizacji terenów zdefiniowanych jako zdegradowane w Lokalnym programie rewitalizacji miasta Katowice... (2014) oraz terenów poprzemysłowych udostępnionych w ogólnodostępnej platformie informacji „Tereny poprzemysłowe i zdegradowane” w celu wyłonienia wspólnych terytorialnie przestrzeni.
Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu, 2016
Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu, 2016
Environmental & Socio-economic Studies
In the modern world, the subject of spatial planning is being increasingly raised by residents of... more In the modern world, the subject of spatial planning is being increasingly raised by residents of municipalities - mainly because of the lack of a direct influence on the process of local development and aesthetics of the surroundings. Today, the primary objective of spatial planning is not only to form a proper connection between function and space but also to balance public and private interests. Constantly developed geographic spatial information systems allow not only for easy navigation around the city, but more importantly for more advanced analyses, such as the recognition of the current trends in estate development, communication systems, changes in agricultural and forest areas. The main objective of the research is to define functional-spatial links determined by social-economic needs reflected in local plans and to verify the similarities between local plans, that were drawn up in three different periods (PRL, the transition period, and in accordance with nowadays applica...
Studia KPZK, 2019
The word attractive has a meaning very close to ”appealing.” Urban space has kept attracting var... more The word attractive has a meaning very close to ”appealing.” Urban space has kept attracting various types of users for ages by off ering them access to a multitude of goods. In the Middle Ages, money, safety, and freedom were the attraction of towns. There was a saying: ”city air makes you free.”Nowadays, many people move from Polish cities to live in their outskirts, in the countryside, or migrate to foreign towns. This reduces the productive potential of Polish towns, allocates capital outside city borders, invites degradation of developed areas, and is responsible for many other impacts. When speaking about the attractiveness of urban space we refer, in the first place, to the external looks – the appearance and clarity of the streets, buildings, and green areas which may be either attractive or repulsive. However, attractive space is something more than just aesthetic harmony because it also includes convenience, security, possibility to meet other people, a sense of community, access to services and labour market, opportunity for investment and exchange of goods. A discussion of the attractiveness of towns should cover both its cognitive and application aspects. The cognitive aspect is when we seek answers to such questions as: what are the features of attractive urban space, what are the methods for its investigation, what are the evaluation methods, measures and criteria of assessment, and it includes case studies of urban spaces which are commonly known as attractive. The application aspect is when we investigate how such space should be built and managed to maintain or increase its attractiveness. Here we also try to answer questions about the available organisational and administrative tools, funding sources and methods, as well as local community and business involvement in administration, the quality of architecture and urban planning, and the effectiveness of planning regulations. The urban space users: residents, visitors and entrepreneurs are the key factor which differentiates these answers. The answers will also be different depending on whether we study a small town, a residential quarter of a big city, or a city centre in a larger agglomeration. The size of the town and its location strongly defi ne its attractiveness to the particular types of urban space users. These matters are discussed by authors of the presented book who focus on three categories of space which correspond with the fundamental functions of the town, namely:- housing – residential space, - work and production – business space,- social interaction and exchange of goods – public space.This volume of Studies is a collective work, an aftermath of panel and plenary discussions held at the 3rd Urban Colloquium. The main subject of the Colloquium was the attractiveness of urban space. The discussants were urban planning professionals: researchers and practitioners, architects and environmentalists, sociologists, economists, geographers and representatives of the public, business, and community spheres. This work is divided into three mutually-related parts. The reflections pre-sented in the first, cognitive part focus on the principles of urban policy (Tadeusz Markowski), the multi-dimensional approach to the attractiveness of towns from the geographic point of view (Jerzy Runge), the economic approach to the attractiveness of public space (Małgorzata Pięta-Kanurska) and the urban-planning and architecture perspective (Rafał Blazy). The second part, dedicated to the practice of shaping the attractiveness of urban spaces, discusses the question of public space in small towns (Katarzyna Mazur-Bezyt), the models of residential quarters (Alina Pancewicz), the residential areas in degradated central areas of cities (Krzysztof Gasidło) and a green certification was presented as a step towards the quality of construction and sustainable development (Agata Twardoch). The third part of the book presents the relations between urban space and business in the process of public management. Chapters in this part are devoted to the business and investment attractiveness of towns (Andrzej Klasik, Krzysztof Wrana, Marcin Baron and Luk Palmen), the morphological and spatial attractiveness of post-mining urban areas (Monika Janiszek) and the attractiveness of urban space in public management (Adam Bartoszek).This monograph describes the obtained results of research and analyses in their multi- and interdisciplinary aspects at the field of architecture, urban planning, social and economic geography, spatial management, economics, finance, the science of management and quality, environmental engineering, and social sciences. It is the result of partnership and collaboration between scientific research groups and local government bodies. This is the first published work of this type as it describes the public, residential, and business spaces of towns being part of large agglomerations with their interconnections with urban planning policies and public management. The 3rd Urban Colloquium (Katowice February 2019) was co-organised by a chain of scientific research and academic institutions: the Polish Academy of Sciences PAN (the Committee for Studies on the Future of Upper Silesia of the PAN Branch in Katowice, the Committee for Spatial Economy and Regional Planning), the Silesian University of Technology, the University of Silesia in Katowice, the University of Economics in Katowice, the Institute for Ecology of Industrial Areas, the Upper Silesian Academy of Entrepreneurship in co-operation with the Silesian Library.
This book is addressed to researchers, academics, local authorities, professionals involved in urban development programmes and urban planning, and to active developers. It may also help to launch and carry out model case studies in the form of education projects at various levels and in various fields of studies related to spatial management.
Many specialists are becoming increasingly interested in protecting and consciously shaping the l... more Many specialists are becoming increasingly interested in protecting and consciously shaping the landscape. The reason for that is a decline of the condition of surroundings, its aesthetics, and at the same time the decline of the quality of life. Negative landscape changes are caused mainly by the development of civilization and inappropriate spatial management. It causes an increased interest in new technologies which support landscape evaluation and protection, especially in the most valuable landscapes that ontribute to preserving the individual character of geographic environment. This book presents chosen methods of landscape classification and evaluation in the context of its usefulness for the implementation of European Landscape Convention. Presented methods can become a part of landscape audit. The solutions available in spatial information systems allow for implementation of the aims of European Land Convention and for the automation of the process. Animportant result of the research is the case study for each lakeland in north-east of Poland. Moreover, the book covers an analysis of the data on ecological land in Poland, which was particularly of detailed in koszaliński district and in the city of Koszalin. Qualitative and quantitative analyses were used for the research. The results show current discrepancies between various data bases. The book presents also the uses of Web Map Service for the inventory of elements comprising touristic space at the level of a community such as: cultural heritage and natural values. The conclusion shows that spatial information and web services may actively impact its users.We observe the development of Internet services, particularly in coding techniques that facilitate the creation of more interactive web applications. The research shows chosen computer tools measuring the range of the impact of web applications, the results of the monitoring on the basis of internet application related to local spatial plan in Tomice municipality, and spatial informa-tion system of kujawsko-pomorskie Province built on the basis of the junctions of web infrastructure analysed on the levels of the existing administrative division.
Key words: geoportal, spatial information system, INSPIRE, landscape protection, ecological land, European Landscape Convention, agritourism cluster.
Słowo wstępne (fragmenty): Otaczająca nas przestrzeń podlega ciągłym zmianom. W racjonalnym gospodarowaniu przestrzenią poszukuje się sposobów optymalnego jej wykorzystania, zarówno z punktu widzenia potrzeb człowieka, jak i wymogów ochrony środowiska.W procesie tym ważną rolę odgrywa informacja, w tym informacja przestrzenna, w ramach której systemy GIS są narzędziami gromadzenia, przetwarzania i udostępniania danych. Systemy te umożliwiają optymalne wykorzystanie przestrzeni oraz jej modelowanie. Należy zauważyć, że obecnie dynamicznie rozwijają się nowe środki i formy przekazu, w tym Internet. Rozwój Internetu przejawia się nie tylko w dostępie do nowoczesnej infrastruktury sieciowej, lecz także w odniesieniu do technik programistycznych umożliwiających tworzenie coraz to bardziej interaktywnych aplikacji sieciowych. Jednymi z częściej gromadzonych danych tematycznych w ramach GIS są dane o środowisku przyrodniczym oraz dane krajobrazowe. Myślą przewodnią prezentowanej monografii jest ukazanie znaczenia geoportali w rozwoju regionów, zwłaszcza w aspekcie ochrony środowiska przyrodniczego, krajobrazu i turystyki. Zebrano rozważania dotyczące charakterystyki działania i budowy infrastruktury informacji przestrzennej, w tym znaczenia i roli dyrektywy INSPIRE, przykłady serwisów internetowych wykorzystujących informację przestrzenną, wybrane rejestry danych przestrzennych o znaczeniu regionalnym i krajowym oraz problematykę interoperacyjności systemów informacji przestrzennej. Monografia zawiera przemyślenia odnoszące się do możliwości wykorzystania geoportali na przykładzie wybranych obiektów, w tym komponentów środowiskowych, a także zagadnienia dotyczące koncepcji wprowadzania i aktualizacji danych Centralnego Rejestru Form Ochrony Przyrody (CRFOP) z uwzględnieniem georeferencji z innych baz danych. Czytelnicy zapoznają się także z możliwiościami i przykładami wykorzystania serwisów WMS na potrzeby inwentaryzacji walorów i atrakcji turystycznej z punktu widzenia tworzenia klastra agroturystycznego. Niniejsza monografia zawiera również rozważania na temat społecznej roli geoinformacji, w tym geomarketingu oraz budowy marki w Internecie w ujęciu strategicznym i technologicznym.
Sustainability
Adaptation to climate change is becoming one of the main paradigms for how cities function and de... more Adaptation to climate change is becoming one of the main paradigms for how cities function and develop. The significant role of green infrastructure (GI) as a tool for cities to adapt to climate change is increasingly emphasized among practitioners of spatial planning and in the research literature. Thus, despite the local impact, green infrastructure planning necessitates the creation of a holistic and integrated city management system. The aim of the article is to identify the effects generated by projects implemented in the field of green infrastructure in big cities of post-industrial regions and to formulate determinants and barriers limiting the strengthening of cities’ adaptive capacity to climate change. In the methodological dimension, the article is based on the desk-research method (analysis of project documentation and specialist literature), logical reasoning and the case study method, enriched with a series of interviews and observation of the study area to present the...
Prace Naukowe / Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Katowicach, 2018
Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu, 2018
Acta Scientiarum Polonorum Administratio Locorum, 2017
Celem artykułu jest sprawdzenie możliwości przypisania cech miasta witalnego, tj. powiązane teryt... more Celem artykułu jest sprawdzenie możliwości przypisania cech miasta witalnego, tj. powiązane terytorialnie kreatywne działania prowadzące do integracji i równoważenia rozwoju na rzecz społeczności lokalnej, przestrzeni i gospodarki Katowic, obszarom przeznaczonym do rewitalizacji w latach 2016–2022. Zaprezentowano możliwości wyprowadzenia ze stanu kryzysowego terenów zdegradowanych, w obrębie których występuje silna koncentracja negatywnych zjawisk społecznych oraz problemy przestrzenne (opisane dzielnice miasta). Za pomocą narzędzi GIS przeprowadzono analizę lokalizacji terenów zdefiniowanych jako zdegradowane w Lokalnym programie rewitalizacji miasta Katowice... (2014) oraz terenów poprzemysłowych udostępnionych w ogólnodostępnej platformie informacji „Tereny poprzemysłowe i zdegradowane” w celu wyłonienia wspólnych terytorialnie przestrzeni.
Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu, 2016
Prace Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego we Wrocławiu, 2016
Environmental & Socio-economic Studies
In the modern world, the subject of spatial planning is being increasingly raised by residents of... more In the modern world, the subject of spatial planning is being increasingly raised by residents of municipalities - mainly because of the lack of a direct influence on the process of local development and aesthetics of the surroundings. Today, the primary objective of spatial planning is not only to form a proper connection between function and space but also to balance public and private interests. Constantly developed geographic spatial information systems allow not only for easy navigation around the city, but more importantly for more advanced analyses, such as the recognition of the current trends in estate development, communication systems, changes in agricultural and forest areas. The main objective of the research is to define functional-spatial links determined by social-economic needs reflected in local plans and to verify the similarities between local plans, that were drawn up in three different periods (PRL, the transition period, and in accordance with nowadays applica...
Environmental & Socio-economic Studies
In the modern world, the subject of spatial planning is being increasingly raised by residents of... more In the modern world, the subject of spatial planning is being increasingly raised by residents of municipalities - mainly because of the lack of a direct influence on the process of local development and aesthetics of the surroundings. Today, the primary objective of spatial planning is not only to form a proper connection between function and space but also to balance public and private interests. Constantly developed geographic spatial information systems allow not only for easy navigation around the city, but more importantly for more advanced analyses, such as the recognition of the current trends in estate development, communication systems, changes in agricultural and forest areas. The main objective of the research is to define functional-spatial links determined by social-economic needs reflected in local plans and to verify the similarities between local plans, that were drawn up in three different periods (PRL, the transition period, and in accordance with nowadays applica...
Studia KPZK, 2019
Wraz z postępującymi procesami urbanizacyjnymi rośnie potrzeba racjonalnego wykorzystania terenó... more Wraz z postępującymi procesami urbanizacyjnymi rośnie potrzeba racjonalnego
wykorzystania terenów w mieście. Są one przestrzeniami koncentracji, przenikania
oraz kształtowania strefy gospodarczej, społecznej i środowiskowej. Zmiany ich
struktury przestrzennej, będące odpowiedzią na równoważenie oraz inteligentne wykorzystanie istniejących zasobów, wymagają nadania nowych funkcji terenom niezagospodarowanym, pustym przestrzeniom, nieużytkom czy obszarom zdegradowanym i zdewastowanym. Przekształcenia dokonujące się głównie pod wpływem działalności przemysłowej nie dotyczą tylko sfery materialnej, ale również wartości i zachowań społecznych. Elementy te oddziałują na atrakcyjność potencjalnych terenów inwestycyjnych, a przede wszystkim mogą mieć decydujący wpływ na wartość użytkową określaną przez ich beneficjentów. Istotne staje się określenie czynników wpływających na wzrost atrakcyjności terenów poprzemysłowych, które powodują, że posiadają one zdolność do zatrzymania i tworzenia warunków rozwoju dla funkcjonujących w ich zasięgu ludzi i organizacji oraz przyciągają nowe grupy społeczne, działalności i wydarzenia.
Celem pracy jest określenie czynników budujących atrakcyjność terenów przekształconych działalnością przemysłową, w tym przypadku eksploatacyjną, zlokalizowanych w mieście, a przez nie wskazanie kryteriów doboru optymalnych kierunków oraz niedopuszczalnych sposobów ich przyszłego zagospodarowania.