Assessing experienced tranquillity through natural language processing and landscape ecology measures

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[2] Morley J(2014)Cultural ecosystem services as revealed through short stories from residents of the SwabianAlb (Germany) Ecosyst Serv 8 207-215

[3] Haklay M(2016)Kilburn high road revisited Urban Plan 1 128-29

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[5] Capineri C(2018)From image descriptions to perceived sounds and sources in landscape: analyzing aural experience through text ApplGeogr 93 103-2454

[6] Carver S(2019)Hearing the silence: finding the middle ground in the spatial humanities? Extracting and comparing perceived silence and tranquillity in the English Lake District Int J GeogrInf Sci 33 2430-272

[7] Evans AJ(2018)Assessing nature’s contributions to people Science 359 270-60

[8] Fritz S(2017)Locating the beautiful, picturesque, sublime and majestic: spatially analysing the application of aesthetic terminology in descriptions of the English Lake District J Hist Geogr 56 43-670

[9] Chesnokova O(2019)Literature and sense of place in UK landscape strategy Landsc Res 44 659-181

[10] Purves RS(2020)Understanding the use of urban green spaces from user-generated geographic information Landsc Urban Plan 201 103845-127

[1] Antoniou V(2010)Web 2.0 geotagged photos: assessing the spatial dimension of the phenomenon Geomatica 64 99-110

[2] Morley J(2014)Cultural ecosystem services as revealed through short stories from residents of the SwabianAlb (Germany) Ecosyst Serv 8 207-215

[3] Haklay M(2016)Kilburn high road revisited Urban Plan 1 128-29

[4] Bieling C(2002)Wilderness attribute mapping in the United Kingdom Int J Wilderness 8 24-111

[5] Capineri C(2018)From image descriptions to perceived sounds and sources in landscape: analyzing aural experience through text ApplGeogr 93 103-2454

[6] Carver S(2019)Hearing the silence: finding the middle ground in the spatial humanities? Extracting and comparing perceived silence and tranquillity in the English Lake District Int J GeogrInf Sci 33 2430-272

[7] Evans AJ(2018)Assessing nature’s contributions to people Science 359 270-60

[8] Fritz S(2017)Locating the beautiful, picturesque, sublime and majestic: spatially analysing the application of aesthetic terminology in descriptions of the English Lake District J Hist Geogr 56 43-670

[9] Chesnokova O(2019)Literature and sense of place in UK landscape strategy Landsc Res 44 659-181

[10] Purves RS(2020)Understanding the use of urban green spaces from user-generated geographic information Landsc Urban Plan 201 103845-127