2012
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-77602012000400019
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Simulação do impacto das atividades florestais na fragilidade potencial em plantios de Pinus

Abstract: INTRODUÇÃOA degradação do ambiente pela pressão das atividades humanas é atualmente uma preocupação para a manutenção dos recursos ambientais. A supressão ou substituição da cobertura vegetal nativa para a implantação de novos empreendimentos em conjunto com técnicas de manejo inadequadas, causam um rompimento do equilíbrio existente em um ambiente natural, tornando-o mais susceptível à degradação.A susceptibilidade à degradação pode ser entendida como fragilidade ambiental, sendo citada em vários estudos (ROS… Show more

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“…At version 8.6, EMDS provides decision support for landscape‐level analyses through logic and decision engines integrated with the ArcGIS 10+ geographic information system (GIS; Environmental Systems Research Institute, Redlands, CA) and the QGIS system (http://qgis.org/en/site/, last accessed on 11 April 2022). Representative examples of EMDS applications include DSSs for: evaluating the environmental impact of an extensive road network on the Tahoe National Forest, CA, USA (Girvetz & Shilling, 2003), evaluating wetland management opportunities in the northern Netherlands (Janssen et al, 2005), evaluating the conservation potential of lands in the checkerboard ownership area of the central Sierra Nevada in California, USA (White et al, 2005), evaluating natural resource impacts caused by conventional forest management practices in forest plantations (Stolle et al, 2007), developing an integrated assessment framework and spatial DSS to support land‐use planning and forest carbon sequestration decisions in China (Wang et al, 2010), evaluating terrestrial and aquatic habitats across western Oregon, USA, for their suitability to meet defined ecological objectives (Staus et al, 2010), integrated landscape restoration on the Okanogan‐Wenatchee National Forest in the State of Washington, USA (Hessburg et al, 2013), and assessing ecological integrity of US National Forest System lands in the continental United States (Cleland et al, 2017). Each of these examples makes use of the logic processing component of EMDS to assess some aspect of ecosystem state.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At version 8.6, EMDS provides decision support for landscape‐level analyses through logic and decision engines integrated with the ArcGIS 10+ geographic information system (GIS; Environmental Systems Research Institute, Redlands, CA) and the QGIS system (http://qgis.org/en/site/, last accessed on 11 April 2022). Representative examples of EMDS applications include DSSs for: evaluating the environmental impact of an extensive road network on the Tahoe National Forest, CA, USA (Girvetz & Shilling, 2003), evaluating wetland management opportunities in the northern Netherlands (Janssen et al, 2005), evaluating the conservation potential of lands in the checkerboard ownership area of the central Sierra Nevada in California, USA (White et al, 2005), evaluating natural resource impacts caused by conventional forest management practices in forest plantations (Stolle et al, 2007), developing an integrated assessment framework and spatial DSS to support land‐use planning and forest carbon sequestration decisions in China (Wang et al, 2010), evaluating terrestrial and aquatic habitats across western Oregon, USA, for their suitability to meet defined ecological objectives (Staus et al, 2010), integrated landscape restoration on the Okanogan‐Wenatchee National Forest in the State of Washington, USA (Hessburg et al, 2013), and assessing ecological integrity of US National Forest System lands in the continental United States (Cleland et al, 2017). Each of these examples makes use of the logic processing component of EMDS to assess some aspect of ecosystem state.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context, multicriteria analysis presents itself as an important tool to analyze environmental fragility because this technique presents a structured method for data comparison and enables better decision-making processes (Cereda Junior andröhm 2014, Martinelli et al 2014). this analysis allows the gradual transitions between factors to be delimited in more detail and with better performance than Boolean analysis, which employs the simple crossing of maps that are classified into rigid intervals, resulting in imprecise information (Donha et al 2006, Stolle et al 2012.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%