1. Ecophysiographic study for more environmental spatial planning. Jarosław Kowalczyk Ecoplan, 45-010 Opole, ul. Szpitalna 3/9 tel. 0048 77 456 65 16 mob. 0048609617572 jkowalczyk@ecoplan.pl, www.ecoplan.pl www.ecoplan.pl

2. Ecophysiographic study Place in the planning proces Case study: Opole Map of environmental threats in Opole …continuation (Legend) Ecophysiographic study - contents Plan Conclusions

3. Place in the planning proces Case study: Opole Opole: Map of environmental threats Ecophysiography contents Conclusions Ecophysiography Local Spatial Plan (draft) SEA Place in the planning process Local Spatial Plan (final) Public consultations

4. Place in the planning proces Case study: Opole Opole: Map of environmental threats Ecophysiography contents Conclusions Contents geomorphology map soils and habitats map climate map soils and geology map environmental threats ecophysiographic evaluation map DIAGNOSIS Diagnosis Evaluation Prognosis

5. Place in the planning proces Case study: Opole Opole – Map of environmental threats Ecophysiography contents Conclusions Case study: Opole

6. Place in the planning proces Case study: Opole Opole: Map of environmental threats Ecophysiography contents Conclusions Case study: Opole Env Road air pollution Road noise Industrial noise sources E-M fields Railway noise Source of odours Source of energetic pollutants

7. Place in the planning proces Case study: Opole Opole: Map of environmental threats Ecophysiography contents Conclusions Case study: Opole Env Legend Area characteristics Prefferences and limitations for different land uses Remarks and advices to spatial plan zones with acoustic climate (6 zones) along roads railway noise zones (affected areas) sources and buffering zones for e-m radiation from GSM antennas e-m radiation and buffer zones for high voltage transmission lines degraded areas that require earlier clearence industrial areas with high noise emission level, areas with quiet industry industrial emergency zones (established e.g. due to large quantities of volatile and danger chemicals in storage tanks) proposed offset distances in case of sites that may cause nuisance to the vincinity sources of industial air pollution in several categories (sources od VOC, odours, heavy metals, products of fossil fuels combustion, etc…) and Smm zones

8. Place in the planning proces Case study: Opole Opole: Map of an environmental threats Ecophysiography contents Conclusions ecophysiographic study is a response to growing need to take care about environment of the urban areas as early as possible in the development process ecophysiographic study is a first and necessary step in order to correctly assess environmental consequences of the proposed spatial plan ecophysiographic study shows the reference condition of the environment which can be compared to SEA outcomes comparison between ecophysiographic study and SEA outcomes can tell a planner if the proposed plan is the right way to improve environment and living conditions it is necessary to establish environmental indicators at the begining (in ecophysiographic study) and use it throught all planning process including SEA there are still obstacles that make our work difficoult 1.need for more integrated spatial environmental information system, lack of centralized and publically available database of environmental information 2.need for new methodologies that can be used in ecophysiographic studies and especially in evaluation of environmental threats 3.need for more environmentaly aware spatial planners 4.need for more environmentaly aware society