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Helmut Haberl Christoph Plutzar Karl-Heinz Erb Veronika Gaube Martin Pollheimer Niels B. Schulz 《Agriculture, ecosystems & environment》2005,110(3-4):119-131
The relationship between land-use induced changes in production ecology and avifauna diversity was analysed using a GIS land cover dataset on a 0.25 km × 0.25 km grid covering Austria's national territory. Considering only aboveground processes, the “human appropriation of net primary production” (HANPP = potential NPP − NPPt), actual NPP (NPPact), harvest (NPPh) and NPPt (= NPPact − harvest) were recalculated based on existing datasets. Elevation as well as indicators of land cover heterogeneity and landscape heterogeneity were also considered. Correlation analyses were performed between these potential determinants of avifauna diversity and breeding bird species richness data as well as the percentage of endangered breeding birds included in the Austrian red list. Four spatial scales—0.25 km × 0.25 km, 1 km × 1 km, 4 km × 4 km and 16 × 16 km, were analysed. It was shown that breeding bird species richness was more strongly correlated with production ecological indicators and elevation than with heterogeneity indicators. A residual analysis in which the effect of elevation (a proxy for climate) on species richness and its potential determinants was removed confirmed the importance of the availability of trophic energy (NPP) for bird diversity patterns. The results support the species-energy hypothesis, thus confirming the notion that HANPP could be a useful pressure indicator for biodiversity loss. 相似文献
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Christoph Plutzar Christine Kroisleitner Helmut Haberl Tamara Fetzel Claudia Bulgheroni Tim Beringer Patrick Hostert Thomas Kastner Tobias Kuemmerle Christian Lauk Christian Levers Marcus Lindner Dietmar Moser Daniel Müller Maria Niedertscheider Maria Luisa Paracchini Sibyll Schaphoff Peter H. Verburg Pieter J. Verkerk Karl-Heinz Erb 《Regional Environmental Change》2016,16(5):1225-1238
Understanding patterns, dynamics, and drivers of land use is crucial for improving our ability to cope with sustainability challenges. The human appropriation of net primary production (HANPP) framework provides a set of integrated socio-ecological indicators that quantify how land use alters energy flows in ecosystems via land conversions and biomass harvest. Thus, HANPP enables researchers to systematically and consistently assess the outcome of changes in land cover and land-use intensity across spatio-temporal scales. Yet, fine-scale HANPP assessments are so far missing, an information important to address site-specific ecological implications of land use. Here, we provide such an assessment for Europe at a 1-km scale for the years 1990, 2000, and 2006. The assessment was based on a consistent land-use/biomass flow dataset derived from statistical data, remote sensing maps, and a dynamic global vegetation model. We find that HANPP in Europe amounted to ~43 % of potential productivity, well above the global average of ~25 %, with little variation in the European average since 1990. HANPP was highest in Central Europe and lower in Northern and Southern Europe. At the regional level, distinct changes in land-use intensity were observed, most importantly the decline of cropland areas and yields following the breakdown of socialism in Eastern Europe and the subsequent recovery after 2000, or strong dynamics related to storm events that resulted in massive salvage loggings. In sum, however, these local dynamics cancelled each other out at the aggregate level. We conclude that this finding warrants further research into aspects of the scale-dependency of dynamics and stability of land use. 相似文献
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Archetypical patterns and trajectories of land systems in Europe 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Levers Christian Müller Daniel Erb Karlheinz Haberl Helmut Jepsen Martin Rudbeck Metzger Marc J. Meyfroidt Patrick Plieninger Tobias Plutzar Christoph Stürck Julia Verburg Peter H. Verkerk Pieter J. Kuemmerle Tobias 《Regional Environmental Change》2018,18(3):715-732
Regional Environmental Change - Assessments of land-system change have dominantly focused on conversions among broad land-use categories, whereas intensity changes within these categories have... 相似文献
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