Titlebook: Landscape Balance and Landscape Assessment; Rudolf Kr?nert,Uta Steinhardt,Martin Volk Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Env

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Book 2001ollow a hierarchical approach that is inherent in landscape structures and processes as well as in planning practice. They show first approaches for the inclusion of factors of the landscape balance into planning procedures and new methods (GIS-coupled modeling, remote sensing) combined with more cl

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Databases, data organization and data processing,greater demands are being made on the collection, processing, structuring, standardization, sources, accuracy, updating and presentation of data. One general rule is that data collection is very timeconsuming and expensive.

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Book 2001is to give recommendations for sustainable landuse and management. Each chapter concludes with a synthesis of the theme under discussion. Ideas concerning the state of the art are integrated as well as future trends in research. All methodological approaches are explained, with examples from differing regions.

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The analysis of spatio-temporal dynamics of landscape structures,ecipitating concentration on questions of how ecosystems mutually influence each other, and how ecological neighbourly relations take place over space and time. Finke (1978) regarded the central task of landscape ecology to be surveying the spatial distribution patterns and the spatio-fnctional combination of ecosvstems.

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Landscape assessment,e paid to maintaining and restoring regulation functions. Nevertheless, other functions must not be neglected. Indicators must be introduced so that functions can be measured and monitored. Therefore, interest is primarily directly towards methods which consider a number of different functions simultaneously.

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,Decision support for land use changes — A combination of methods for policy advising and planning,ffects land use will have, and then only choose those forms which will have the ‘best impact’ from among the possible usage options. This article deals with methods which can be used for decision support for land uses changes.

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History of landscape assessment,nd Genesis 2.15.: “And the Lord God took the man, and put him into the garden of Eden to work it and to take care of it.” We need look no further than here for the roots of an anthropocentric view of the world.