How can the work activity point of view inform territorial development projects?
L Cunha, M Lacomblez - Work, 2024 - journals.sagepub.com
BACKGROUND: The heuristic potential of work activity-focused territory analyses has yet to
be explored in depth. Instead of viewing territories as a product of their actors, the prevailing …
be explored in depth. Instead of viewing territories as a product of their actors, the prevailing …
Shrub understorey clearing and drought affects water status and growth of juvenile Quercus suber trees
Shrub encroachment is a global phenomenon occurring in a wide range of ecosystems,
including in tree plantations, which is known to affect ecosystem functioning and productivity …
including in tree plantations, which is known to affect ecosystem functioning and productivity …
[HTML][HTML] How to adequately determine the top height of forest stands based on airborne laser scanning point clouds?
Top height (TH) is one of the most important features of forest stands that is used in forest
resource management. Thus far, the TH has been mainly determined in forestry on the basis …
resource management. Thus far, the TH has been mainly determined in forestry on the basis …
A participatory and spatial multicriteria decision approach to prioritize the allocation of ecosystem services to management units
Forest management planning can be challenging when allocating multiple ecosystem
services (ESs) to management units (MUs), given the potentially conflicting management …
services (ESs) to management units (MUs), given the potentially conflicting management …
Individual tree crown approach for predicting site index in boreal forests using airborne laser scanning and hyperspectral data
Site productivity is essential information for sustainable forest management and site index
(SI) is the most common quantitative measure of it. The SI is usually determined for …
(SI) is the most common quantitative measure of it. The SI is usually determined for …
[HTML][HTML] Local-scale factors matter for tree cover modelling in Mediterranean drylands
Forests contribute directly to ecosystem structure and functioning, maintaining biodiversity,
acting as a climate regulator and reducing desertification. To better manage forests, it is …
acting as a climate regulator and reducing desertification. To better manage forests, it is …
[HTML][HTML] Identifying the full spectrum of climatic signals controlling a tree species' growth and adaptation to climate change
Identifying the key climatic parameters controlling a tree species' growth in a given
environment can improve our understanding of the species' adaptability to climate change …
environment can improve our understanding of the species' adaptability to climate change …
Interactive effects of abiotic factors and biotic agents on Scots pine dieback: A multivariate modeling approach in southeast France
J Lemaire, M Vennetier, B Prévosto… - Forest Ecology and …, 2022 - Elsevier
Forest dieback is a high risk factor for the sustainability of these ecosystems in the climate
change context. Productivity losses and increased defoliation and mortality rates have …
change context. Productivity losses and increased defoliation and mortality rates have …
Modeling potential distribution of newly recorded ant, Brachyponera nigrita using Maxent under climate change in Pothwar region, Pakistan
Climate change has been discussed as to exert shifts in geographical range of plants,
animals or insect species by increasing, reducing or shifting its appropriate climatic habitat …
animals or insect species by increasing, reducing or shifting its appropriate climatic habitat …
Building pareto frontiers for ecosystem services tradeoff analysis in forest management planning integer programs
Decision making in modern forest management planning is challenged by the need to
recognize multiple ecosystem services and to address the preferences and goals of …
recognize multiple ecosystem services and to address the preferences and goals of …