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A development project aimed at strengthening ecological connectivity and promoting biodiversity within the Cité Scientifique campus in Villeneuve d'Ascq through spatial analysis and environmental planning.
[...] Linear infrastructures appear as potential barriers, further isolating habitat fragments. Finally, the The campus appears as a fragmenting element. In fact, this last one contributes to fragmentation, with its buildings and developments occupying spaces that could potentially ensure better ecological connectivity. Prospective Map: The objective of this map is to propose concrete spatial solutions to address the environmental issues identified: habitat fragmentation, low proportion of meadows, and the absence of vegetation in the southwest. We think that a solution would be to create ecological corridors. [...]
[...] The low level of connectivity between habitat fragments implies a low connectivity index. The existing ecological corridors seem insufficient to ensure optimal species circulation. This situation is worrying as it compromises the ability of local ecosystems to provide essential services, such as pollination, climate regulation, and water purification. The most critical areas for biodiversity conservation are located around the prairies where housing is less dense. It is therefore essential to preserve these areas and strengthen their connectivity by extending the prairies (in the north-east) or creating new ones (in the south-east). [...]
[...] Conclusion with a reflective aim: In this exercise, we approached the issue from an environmental angle, in order to propose solutions that can promote the connectivity of green spaces. The project demonstrates a robust approach to improving ecological connectivity, a crucial point in countering habitat fragmentation. The emphasis on creating ecological corridors and increasing natural spaces, such as meadows, is a major asset. However, a more in-depth analysis of the faisabilité socio-économique (costs of implementation, acceptance by stakeholders) and long-term management (maintenance of corridors, monitoring of biodiversity) is necessary to ensure the success and sustainability of the project. [...]
[...] To this end, we have created a layer using the same SCR of the "Habitats_VdA_CarHab" layer, which is EPSG:2154 (RGF93 / Lambert-93)" Figure Prospective map. [...]
[...] Proposal for a campus development project in Villeneuve d'Ascq Assignment: You will work on a development project of your choice related to the Cité scientifique campus in Villeneuve d'Ascq (social, environmental, cultural, mobility themes, etc.). You will produce a file including : - A paragraph introducing your objectives ; - Two cards diagnostic ; 1 prospective) for these cards, it is important to do more than a contextualization card, you must make the effort to use analysis tools or geo-treatment from spatial data ; - Under each card, you will detail briefly the data used and the treatments performed, the logic adopted and the sequence followed, and you will propose a small paragraph of analysis ; - A conclusion with a reflexive aim highlighting the strengths of your project and elements that would have required further development. [...]
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