Browse open access research by members of Academic and Professional Services staff at the University of Plymouth.
Submissions from 2024
Landscape and circular economy as a mechanism of sustainable development in globalisation and digitalisation of the world economy, Nataliia Gavkalova, John Martin, Hanna Shumska, and Kristina Babenko
Submissions from 2022
The Role of Green Infrastructure in Pluvial Flood Management and the Legislation Surrounding It, Dudley Saunders and John Martin
A resources ecosystem for digital and heritage-led holistic knowledge in rural regeneration, Rosa Tamborrino, Edoardo Patti, Alessandro Aliberti, Mesut Dinler, Matteo Orlando, Claudia de Luca, Simona Tondelli, Francisco Barrientos, John Martin, Luís F.M. Cunha, Andries Stam, Aad Nales, Aitziber Egusquiza, Zahra Amirzada, and Irina Pavlova
Heritage Trails: Pathways to Sustainable Development Goals, John Martin, Joane Serrano, Jacqueline Nowakowski, and Dominica Williamson
Social Media as a Medium to Promote Local Perception Expression in China’s World Heritage Sites, Xiaoxu Liang, Naisi Hua, John Martin, Elena Dellapiana, Cristina Coscia, and Yu Zhang
Complex Social Value-Based Approach for Decision-Making and Valorization Process in Chinese World Cultural Heritage Site, Xiaoxu Liang, Cristina Coscia, Elena Dellapiana, John Martin, and Yu Zhang
Evidence Summary for Policymakers: The 'Landscape' of Landscape Monitoring, John Martin and Adam Guy
An Exploration of the Contribution of Embodied, Situated Research Strategies to Cultural Ecosystem Services and Landscape Assessment Frameworks, Klara Łucznik, Joane V. Serrano, and John Martin
Submissions from 2021
Exploring public recognition and perceived cultural value of the special qualities within english areas of outstanding natural beauty, Isabelle King and John Martin
Development of the my cult-rural toolkit, John Martin, Dominica Williamson, Klara Łucznik, and John Adam Guy
Computational methods and rural cultural & natural heritage, Francisco Barrientos, John Martin, Claudia De Luca, Simona Tondelli, Jaime Gómez-García-Bermejo, and Eduardo Zalama Casanova
A review of the role of social media for the cultural heritage sustainability, Xiaoxu Liang, Yanjun Lu, and John Martin
Submissions from 2020
Establishing a functional framework for monitoring protected landscapes; with a case study of English Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), Emily Horswill, John Martin, and J. Adam Guy
Doctoral Thesis as Entangled Becomings: moments that tremble with potential., H Bowstead
Social barriers and opportunities to the implementation of the England Peat Strategy, John Martin
Submissions from 2017
Contributions of citizen science to landscape democracy, Brian J. Shaw, Hélène Draux, María García Martín, John Martin, and Claudia Bieling
Submissions from 2016
‘A Comparison Similar to this’: Ossian and the Forms of Antiquity, Dafydd Moore
John Wolcot and “The Anecdotic Itch”: Peter Pindar, Biography, and Historiography in the 1780s, Dafydd Moore
