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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Intensively Managed Landscapes"”.
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Valuing critical zone services in intensively managed landscapes
… that support the goods and services from landscapes. In intensively managed landscapes (IML), the provisioning, supporting, and regulating services are altered through anthropogenic energy inputs so as to derive more agricultural productivity from these landscapes. Land use change and …
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Analysis of sediment dynamics in intensively managed landscapes
… sediment transport, and sediment yield in an intensively managed agricultural landscape. This objective was accomplished by combining of field sampling and measurements, laboratory analysis, sediment fingerprinting study, statistical analysis and modeling exploration in the Upper Sangamon …
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Coevolutionary dynamics under anthropogenic impact in intensively managed landscapes
… floodplains for infrastructure and modified the landscapes for agriculture. Over time these become intensive and extensive to support increasing societal and economic demand. For example, landscapes in the U.S. Midwest have lost wetlands and native vegetation. These activities result in …
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Modeling and measurement of tile drain controls in intensively managed landscapes
… drain on ecohydrologic and nutrient dynamics in intensively managed agricultural fields at lidar-resolution scales. Explicit coupling between subsurface and tile flow is obtained by modifications of variably saturated Richards equation to capture the impacts of tile drain on soil moisture. The …
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Modeling sediment loading and riverine water quality in intensively managed landscapes
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2025-12-01
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Landscape vulnerability to flood impacts in a human-dominated floodplain
… deposition. However, flooding of human-dominated landscapes are termed ``natural disasters'' due to potential devastating impacts such as the loss of lives and property, agricultural damage, or undesirable erosion and deposition. Natural hazards and climate change fields employ the vulnerability …
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Mapping and Assessment of changes in ecosystem service delivery - a historical perspective on the Tweed catchment, Scotland - UK
… to assessing ecosystem service delivery across landscapes and catchments draw on habitat mapping data for those landscapes or catchments. Such data are in turn used as proxies for estimating different ecosystem services delivered by the landscape or catchment based on their integration with …