A model for spatially explicit landscape configuration and ecosystem service performance, ESMAX: Model description and explanation

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A model for spatially explicit landscape configuration and ecosystem service performance, ESMAX: Model description and explanation

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It is critical that we move our understanding of the ecosystem services (ESs) produced by landscapes from the present abundance of analysis to a fundamental basis of design. This involves enhancing the ability to understand and model the interconnected, coevolving system of humans and the rest of nature, thus contributing to the design of sustainable landscapes. In this paper, we hypothesise that the spatial configuration of landscape components (the size and arrangement of tree clumps, paddo...

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2024-01

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Morris, Richard / Davis, Shannon / Grelet, Gwen-Aëlle / Doscher, Crile / Gregorini, Pablo

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/16860

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biophysical gap / ecosystem services / GIS / landscape ecology / landscape multifunctionality / spatial configuration / Ecosystem function / Landscape ecology / Sustainable architecture / Natural resource management / Landscape architecture

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