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1.5 Conclusion
The questions addressed in this introduction provide insight into areas of research,
some of which will be explored in greater depth by researchers in the following chapters. One thing is however certain: underwater seascapes, or underwater landscapes
do exist within the meaning of the ELC and they represent an increasingly common
social challenge that must lead to appropriate public policies. These landscapes further represent a tremendous scientific challenge as not only can they complete our
reading of the landscape continuum, but also and above all drive new approaches,
particularly in the physical perception (embodiment) of landscapes.
Like certain types of terrestrial landscapes, particularly urban, underwater
landscapes compel us to move away from traditional frameworks of countryside
landscapes to develop methods that are not necessarily specific, but more innovative
and favourable to renewed landscape theories. We therefore hope that underwater landscapes will be a stimulating field of research and one that will revive both
landscape and disciplinary approaches.
References
Antrop M (2013) A brief history of landscape research. In: Howard P, Thompson I, Waterton E
(eds) The routledge companion to landscape studies. Routledge, pp 12–22
Aubinet M (2012) Calanques de Port-Pin, sous la surface, un paysage. Mémoire de fin d’étude de
l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure du Paysage (Dir Alain Freytet), p 58
Barker NHL, Roberts CM (2004) Scuba diver behavior and the management of diving impacts on
coral reefs. Biol Conserv 120(4):481–489
Boutan L (1893) Mémoire sur la photographie sous-marine. Arch de Zool Exp et Gén 3(1):281–324
Collina-Girard J (2002) Underwater mapping of Late Quaternary submerged shorelines in the
Western Mediterranean Sea and the Caribbean Sea. Quatern Int 92(1):63–72
Corbin A (1988) Le territoire du vide, l’Occident et le désir du rivage 1750–1840. Champs
Flammarion, p 407
Cosgrove D (2008) Geography & vision, seeing, imagining and representing the world. I. B.
TAURIS, p 256
Davidson J, Bondi L, Smith M (2005) Emotional geographies. Ashgate, Burlington
Diole Ph. (1954) Les paysages de la mer. Albin Michel, Paris, p 140
Dutrieux E, Attard J, Quitin C (1999) Paysages sous-marins des cˆ otes de la méditerranée et guide
de la faune et de la flore. Ed. Ouest France, Rennes, p 127
Fournier J (2000) Le proche espace sous-marin de la Manche. Méthodologies pour l’étude et la
protection du domaine benthique. Université de Rennes 2, thèse de doctorat de géographie,
Rennes, p 466
Gourmelon F (1996) Atlas de la réserve de Biosphère de la mer d’Iroise, Cahiers scientifiques du
Parc Naturel Régional d’Armorique, p 95
Howard P (2012) An introduction to landscape. Ashgate ed., p 309
Kirchhoff T, Ludwig T, Vicenzotti V (2013) What is landscape ecology? An analysis and evaluation
of six different conceptions. Landscape Res 38(1):33–51
Le Berre M (1992) Territoires. In: Bailly A, Ferras R, Pumain D (eds) Encyclopédie de Géographie.
Ed. Economica, pp 617–638
Le Dû-Blayo L, Gouery P, Corpetti T, Michel K, Lemercier B, Walter C (2008a) Enhancing the use
of remotely-sensed data and information for digital soilscape mapping (Chap. 30). In: Hartemink
L. Le Dû-Blayo and O. Musard
1.5 Conclusion
The questions addressed in this introduction provide insight into areas of research,
some of which will be explored in greater depth by researchers in the following chapters. One thing is however certain: underwater seascapes, or underwater landscapes
do exist within the meaning of the ELC and they represent an increasingly common
social challenge that must lead to appropriate public policies. These landscapes further represent a tremendous scientific challenge as not only can they complete our
reading of the landscape continuum, but also and above all drive new approaches,
particularly in the physical perception (embodiment) of landscapes.
Like certain types of terrestrial landscapes, particularly urban, underwater
landscapes compel us to move away from traditional frameworks of countryside
landscapes to develop methods that are not necessarily specific, but more innovative
and favourable to renewed landscape theories. We therefore hope that underwater landscapes will be a stimulating field of research and one that will revive both
landscape and disciplinary approaches.
References
Antrop M (2013) A brief history of landscape research. In: Howard P, Thompson I, Waterton E
(eds) The routledge companion to landscape studies. Routledge, pp 12–22
Aubinet M (2012) Calanques de Port-Pin, sous la surface, un paysage. Mémoire de fin d’étude de
l’Ecole Nationale Supérieure du Paysage (Dir Alain Freytet), p 58
Barker NHL, Roberts CM (2004) Scuba diver behavior and the management of diving impacts on
coral reefs. Biol Conserv 120(4):481–489
Boutan L (1893) Mémoire sur la photographie sous-marine. Arch de Zool Exp et Gén 3(1):281–324
Collina-Girard J (2002) Underwater mapping of Late Quaternary submerged shorelines in the
Western Mediterranean Sea and the Caribbean Sea. Quatern Int 92(1):63–72
Corbin A (1988) Le territoire du vide, l’Occident et le désir du rivage 1750–1840. Champs
Flammarion, p 407
Cosgrove D (2008) Geography & vision, seeing, imagining and representing the world. I. B.
TAURIS, p 256
Davidson J, Bondi L, Smith M (2005) Emotional geographies. Ashgate, Burlington
Diole Ph. (1954) Les paysages de la mer. Albin Michel, Paris, p 140
Dutrieux E, Attard J, Quitin C (1999) Paysages sous-marins des cˆ otes de la méditerranée et guide
de la faune et de la flore. Ed. Ouest France, Rennes, p 127
Fournier J (2000) Le proche espace sous-marin de la Manche. Méthodologies pour l’étude et la
protection du domaine benthique. Université de Rennes 2, thèse de doctorat de géographie,
Rennes, p 466
Gourmelon F (1996) Atlas de la réserve de Biosphère de la mer d’Iroise, Cahiers scientifiques du
Parc Naturel Régional d’Armorique, p 95
Howard P (2012) An introduction to landscape. Ashgate ed., p 309
Kirchhoff T, Ludwig T, Vicenzotti V (2013) What is landscape ecology? An analysis and evaluation
of six different conceptions. Landscape Res 38(1):33–51
Le Berre M (1992) Territoires. In: Bailly A, Ferras R, Pumain D (eds) Encyclopédie de Géographie.
Ed. Economica, pp 617–638
Le Dû-Blayo L, Gouery P, Corpetti T, Michel K, Lemercier B, Walter C (2008a) Enhancing the use
of remotely-sensed data and information for digital soilscape mapping (Chap. 30). In: Hartemink