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Measuring, modeling and mapping ecosystem services in the eastern arc mountains of Tanzania

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Measuring, modeling and mapping ecosystem services in the eastern arc mountains of Tanzania. / Fisher, Brendan; Turner, R. Kerry; Burgess, Neil D. et al.
Yn: Progress in Physical Geography, Cyfrol 35, Rhif 5, 01.10.2011, t. 595-611.

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Fisher, B, Turner, RK, Burgess, ND, Swetnam, RD, Green, J, Green, RE, Kajembe, G, Kulindwa, K, Lewis, SL, Marchant, R, Marshall, AR, Madoffe, S, Munishi, PKT, Morse-Jones, S, Mwakalila, S, Paavola, J, Naidoo, R, Ricketts, T, Rouget, M, Willcock, S, White, S & Balmford, A 2011, 'Measuring, modeling and mapping ecosystem services in the eastern arc mountains of Tanzania', Progress in Physical Geography, cyfrol. 35, rhif 5, tt. 595-611. https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133311422968

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Fisher, B., Turner, R. K., Burgess, N. D., Swetnam, R. D., Green, J., Green, R. E., Kajembe, G., Kulindwa, K., Lewis, S. L., Marchant, R., Marshall, A. R., Madoffe, S., Munishi, P. K. T., Morse-Jones, S., Mwakalila, S., Paavola, J., Naidoo, R., Ricketts, T., Rouget, M., ... Balmford, A. (2011). Measuring, modeling and mapping ecosystem services in the eastern arc mountains of Tanzania. Progress in Physical Geography, 35(5), 595-611. https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133311422968

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Fisher B, Turner RK, Burgess ND, Swetnam RD, Green J, Green RE, Kajembe G, Kulindwa K, Lewis SL, Marchant R, et al. 2011. Measuring, modeling and mapping ecosystem services in the eastern arc mountains of Tanzania. Progress in Physical Geography. 35(5):595-611. https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133311422968

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Fisher, Brendan et al. "Measuring, modeling and mapping ecosystem services in the eastern arc mountains of Tanzania". Progress in Physical Geography. 2011, 35(5). 595-611. https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133311422968

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Fisher B, Turner RK, Burgess ND, Swetnam RD, Green J, Green RE et al. Measuring, modeling and mapping ecosystem services in the eastern arc mountains of Tanzania. Progress in Physical Geography. 2011 Hyd 1;35(5):595-611. doi: 10.1177/0309133311422968

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Fisher, Brendan ; Turner, R. Kerry ; Burgess, Neil D. et al. / Measuring, modeling and mapping ecosystem services in the eastern arc mountains of Tanzania. Yn: Progress in Physical Geography. 2011 ; Cyfrol 35, Rhif 5. tt. 595-611.

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TY - JOUR

T1 - Measuring, modeling and mapping ecosystem services in the eastern arc mountains of Tanzania

AU - Fisher, Brendan

AU - Turner, R. Kerry

AU - Burgess, Neil D.

AU - Swetnam, Ruth D.

AU - Green, Jonathan

AU - Green, Rhys E.

AU - Kajembe, George

AU - Kulindwa, Kassim

AU - Lewis, Simon L.

AU - Marchant, Rob

AU - Marshall, Andrew R.

AU - Madoffe, Seif

AU - Munishi, Pantaleo K.T.

AU - Morse-Jones, Sian

AU - Mwakalila, Shadrack

AU - Paavola, Jouni

AU - Naidoo, Robin

AU - Ricketts, Taylor

AU - Rouget, Mathieu

AU - Willcock, Simon

AU - White, Sue

AU - Balmford, Andrew

PY - 2011/10/1

Y1 - 2011/10/1

N2 - In light of the significance that ecosystem service research is likely to play in linking conservation activities and human welfare, systematic approaches to measuring, modeling and mapping ecosystem services (and their value to society) are sorely needed. In this paper we outline one such approach, which we developed in order to understand the links between the functioning of the ecosystems of Tanzania?s Eastern Arc Mountains and their impact on human welfare at local, regional and global scales. The essence of our approach is the creation of a series of maps created using field-based or remotely sourced data, data-driven models, and socio-economic scenarios coupled with rule-based assumptions. Here we describe the construction of this spatial information and how it can help to shed light on the complex relationships between ecological and social systems. There are obvious difficulties in operationalizing this approach, but by highlighting those which we have encountered in our own case-study work, we have also been able to suggest some routes to overcoming these impediments

AB - In light of the significance that ecosystem service research is likely to play in linking conservation activities and human welfare, systematic approaches to measuring, modeling and mapping ecosystem services (and their value to society) are sorely needed. In this paper we outline one such approach, which we developed in order to understand the links between the functioning of the ecosystems of Tanzania?s Eastern Arc Mountains and their impact on human welfare at local, regional and global scales. The essence of our approach is the creation of a series of maps created using field-based or remotely sourced data, data-driven models, and socio-economic scenarios coupled with rule-based assumptions. Here we describe the construction of this spatial information and how it can help to shed light on the complex relationships between ecological and social systems. There are obvious difficulties in operationalizing this approach, but by highlighting those which we have encountered in our own case-study work, we have also been able to suggest some routes to overcoming these impediments

U2 - 10.1177/0309133311422968

DO - 10.1177/0309133311422968

M3 - Erthygl

VL - 35

SP - 595

EP - 611

JO - Progress in Physical Geography

JF - Progress in Physical Geography

SN - 1477-0296

IS - 5

ER -