Multi-scale ecosystem analysis

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Abstract

As a precursor to management, ecosystems of different sizes need to be mapped at different scales. The key to developing criteria for subdividing land into ecosystems is understanding the factors that control ecosystem size at various scales in a hierarchy. The relationships between an ecosystem at one scale and ecosystems at smaller or larger scales must be examined, in order to predict the effects of management. Multi-scale mapping is helpful in analyzing relationships of this type.

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Bailey, R. G. (1996). Multi-scale ecosystem analysis. In Environmental Monitoring and Assessment (Vol. 39, pp. 21–24). Kluwer Academic Publishers. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00396132

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