Thesis etd-10012018-223800 |
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Thesis type
Tesi di laurea magistrale
URN
etd-10012018-223800
Thesis title
Protected Areas worldwide: linking management information to predictions of anthropic impact changes
Department
BIOLOGIA
Course of study
CONSERVAZIONE ED EVOLUZIONE
Supervisors
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relatore Cellerino, Alessandro
correlatore Claudet, Joachim
correlatore Claudet, Joachim
Keywords
- anthropic impact projections
- PAME
- protected area management
Graduation session start date
22/10/2018
Availability
Withheld
Release date
22/10/2088
Abstract (Inglese)
Abstract (Italiano)
At the present moment, few global-scale studies investigating human influence on terrestrial or maritime ecoregions have been published. No research considering both realms for the whole world is yet available. Furthermore, no projections for the 21st century of the principal drivers of human impact have been integrated in a global analysis of anthropic impact for the next 100 years.
Unifying data originating from several projections (protected areas distribution and management, land-use, population density, urban development, surface temperature change) into a score-based framework, the aim of this thesis is to identify points of criticality in the global network of protected areas at multiple scales, from the global to the sub-national one, for the coming century.
Unifying data originating from several projections (protected areas distribution and management, land-use, population density, urban development, surface temperature change) into a score-based framework, the aim of this thesis is to identify points of criticality in the global network of protected areas at multiple scales, from the global to the sub-national one, for the coming century.
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