Landscape Ecological Applications in Man-Influenced Areas Linking Man and Nature Systems

Landscape Ecological Applications in Man-Influenced Areas Linking Man and Nature Systems / edited by Sun-Kee Hong, Nobukazu Nakagoshi, Bojie Fu, Yukihiro Morimoto.

Since the last century of ecological history, landscape ecologists have played a role in solving many hot issues linking development and conservation of landscape. Recently, cause and consequences of landscape change are significantly related to rapid urbanization and land transformation in populate...

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Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Other Authors: Hong, Sun-Kee (Editor), Nakagoshi, Nobukazu (Editor), Fu, Bojie (Editor), Morimoto, Yukihiro (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 2007.
Edition:1st ed. 2007.
Series:Springer eBook Collection.
Subjects:
Landscape ecology.
Urban planning.
City planning.
Ecosystems.
Environmental management.
Nature conservation.
Electronic resources (E-books)
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Table of Contents:
  • Landscape Ecological Applications in Man-Influenced Areas - Linking Man and Nature Systems
  • Spatial Pattern Analysis as a Focus of Landscape Ecology to Support Evaluation of Human Impact on Landscapes and Diversity
  • Application of Landscape Ecology in Long Term Ecological Research
  • Ecological Networks, from Concept to Implementation
  • Landscape Changes in Japan Based on National Grid Maps
  • Challenges Faced When Creating an Evaluation Method of Biodiversity on an Ecosystem Level
  • Identification Of The Potential Habitat For Giant Panda In The Wolong Nature Reserve By Using Landscape Ecology Methodology
  • Land Use Change From Traditional To Modern Eras: Saitama Prefecture, Japan
  • Evaluation and Planning of Wildlife Habitat in Urban Landscape
  • Landscape Ecology for Biodiversity
  • A Higher-Taxon Approach with Soil Invertebrates to Assessing Habitat Diversity in East Asian Rural Landscapes
  • Landscape Ecological Approach In Oil Palm Land Use Planning And Management For Forest Conservation In Malaysia
  • Managing Biodiversity Of Rice Paddy Culture In Urban Landscape
  • Landscape Restoration
  • Non-Indigenous Plant Species In Central European Forest Ecosystems
  • Traffic Mortality, Analysis And Mitigation
  • Element Fluxes and Budets of a Plantation Embedded in an Agroforestry LandscapeANDSCAPE: Implication for Landscape ManagementANAGEMENT and Sustainability
  • The Effects Of The Regulation System On The Structure And Dynamics Of Green Space In An Urban Landscape
  • Seeding On Slopes In Japan For Nature Restoration
  • Wetlands And Riparian Buffer Zones In Landscape Functioning
  • Post-Fire Forest Restoration Indicated by Canopy Density in the Northern Great Hing’an Mountains
  • Kyoto as a Garden City
  • Bee-Bo Forest: Traditional Landscape Ecological Forest In Korea
  • Cultural Patterns As A Component Of Environmental Planning And Design
  • Comparison Of Scenarios For The Vistula River, Poland
  • Trends And Future Researches In Green Space Design
  • Beijing Urban Spatial Distribution and Resulting Impacts on Heat Islands
  • Connectivity Analyses of Avifauna in urban areas
  • International Trends of Rural Landscape Researches for Land Management and Policies
  • Linking Man and Nature Landscape Systems.

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