Analisi storica per la pianificazione territoriale e la tutela della biodiversità

The analysis of natural capital in the context of Blue Arch requires the recognition, identification, sizing
and evaluation of the endowments and performance ecosystem of the interventions in the final design, in order to build a basis for quantifying the effects of the interventions and to structure a monitoring system
of the consistency of natural capital as a consequence of the actions. The analysis consists of four steps:
- recognition of the ecosystem endowments and performance of the interventions;
- the identification of individual project interventions;
- the sizing of the endowments and performance ecosystem performance of the interventions;
- the assessment of the spatial, landscape and urbanism of the design actions.
In particular, the recognition of the endowments and performance ecosystem performance of interventions is based on:
- a spatial examination of the projects;
- a contextualization of the projects within the matrix agro-environmental matrix in which they have been placed, in order to assessing their overall economic consistency;
- a summary description of the broad context in which the projects are located, with photographic support and
general cartographies (land use from DUSAF, RER, REP, REC, TMP drawings to be evaluated on a case-by-case
case, essentially DDP). The identification of ecosystem endowments and performance of interventions requires instead a verification punctual of the individual design interventions. The sizing of the ecosystem endowments and performance of interventions is based on the quantification of what has actually been done.
Finally, the assessment of the ecosystem endowments and performance of interventions involves a first level
of spatial, landscape and urban planning judgment, which is preparatory to the quantification of the effects
actual or presumed that the design actions have determined. On the basis of these analyses, the following have been studied of possible evolutionary scenarios, which make it possible to imagine a significant increase in natural capital natural based on the work done, although these are of hypothetical scenarios and conjectures.