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Spatial distribution of cultural ecosystem services (2018) in the Falkland Islands

A written questionnaire with 22 questions was prepared by experts at the University of Kent and used to retrieve from the people living in the Falklands the cultural aspect their attributed to places. The dataset is a spatial layer where each point represents places that the respondents to the questionnaire have marked as important to them in tems of essence (iconicity), work and leisure activities.

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Field Value
Last Updated December 21, 2020, 10:10 (PST)
Created January 30, 2020, 05:26 (PST)
Region Falkland Islands
Language eng
Topic Category Society; and culture
Temporal Extent Start 2018-01-01
Temporal Extent End 2018-12-31
Dataset Reference Date 2018
Lineage Raw data were manipulated in R. Each point represents one response to a question in the cultural ecosystem services (CES) survey. The questions can be summarised into three: Which places do you feel best capture the ‘ESSENCE’ of the NATURAL ENVIRONMENT of the Falkland Islands? As you go about your WORK, are there any places in the natural environment that you have come to feel are particularly special, significant or important to you? As you spend LEISURE time outdoors, are there any places in the natural environment that you feel are particularly special, significant or important to you in some way? The responses from people were aggregated per locations. In the attribute table of the spatial layer, the column "freq" marks how many respondents have indicated a particular place as important. While the column "category" indicates the type of place (essence, work, leisure). A report and the layout of the 22 questions are also provided with the dataset.
West Longitude 203503.29
South Latitude 4136643.64
East Longitude 450479.09
North Latitude 4327437.03
Spatial Reference System UTM 21S WGS84
Responsible Organisation Name Hidden (personal data protection)
Contact Mail Address Hidden (personal data protection)
Responsible Party Role Hidden (personal data protection)
Access Limitations Restricted, send data request to point of contact
Use Constraints Open, but copyright and/or Intellectual Property Rights apply
Resource Reference Please acknowledge data source as: School of Anthropology and Conservation University of Kent and the Natural Capital Assessment project (SAERI/JNCC)
Data Format shape, word, pdf
Update Frequency not planned
Accuracy Unknown
Resource Type Dataset
Original Title Hidden (internal use only)
Metadata Date 2018-05-08
Metadata Point of Contact datamanager@saeri.ac.fk
Contact Consent Contact details hidden
Unique Resource ID FK-UNIKENT-576

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