Water and landscape dynamics in southern Burgundy: two and a half centuries of water management in an agricultural landscape

Madry, Scott; Jones, Elizabeth; Tickner, Amanda; Murray, Seth C.; Misner, Tamara

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“…In the late 1990s and early 2000s the author participated in a major research project of Mountain gorilla (Gorilla beringei beringei) conservation in the Virunga volcano region of Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Madry , 2015. This was a major primate ecology project, seeking to understand the relationships of the several mountain gorilla groups in the area, how they interacted with each other and how they moved about the landscape and utilized different vegetation zones as these changed throughout the year (Figure 14.19).…”

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Practicing Historical Ecology : Methods for the Collection, Analysis, and Integration of Interdisciplinary Historical Data

2024

CBM:s Skriftserie

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This section sets the stage for the individual chapters in this volume. We begin with the foreword by Prof. Carole Crumley, and the publisher's foreword by the former director of the Swedish Biological Institute, Dr. Tuija Hilding-Rydevik. This is followed by our editor's introduction to our work and our acknowledgements. This first section ends with our first chapter, which presents a general introduction to Historical Ecology, what it is, where it comes from, and how, in general, it is conducted. Methods for the Collection, Analysis, and Integration of Interdisciplinary Historical Data 8 Practicing Historical Ecology 29Recently, Crumley and Bailée have published a review of Historical Ecology research and publications (Crumley and Bailée 2024) which reviews the major foundational texts and methods, and does a global review of research by categories such as forests, tropics, islands, etc. It concludeds with an overview of appliced Historical Ecology and heritage management. The work is available with a subscription to the online Oxford Bibliographies series.

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“…Satellite-based PNT has now become an invisible part of our daily lives, a hidden infrastructure that is involved in many aspects of our global transportation, energy, and routine activities (Madry 2015(Madry , 2024. Even the internet, electrical power grids, and stock market trades are timed using GPS timing services.…”

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Practicing Historical Ecology : Methods for the Collection, Analysis, and Integration of Interdisciplinary Historical Data

2024

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“…Conventional database access is generally more detailed information such as text, numbers, and dates. For multimedia information such as images, sounds, movies, and the like, the database cannot be directly accessed due to the field type's limitation [24]. With the continuous development of database technology, BLOB types (large binary object types) appear in the field type.…”

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“…Each landscape type area ranges from large to small for forest land > cultivated land > construction land > water area > grassland. e area ratio of forest land and cultivated land exceeds 65% and 30%, respectively, in the village landscape matrix [24]. Forest land is distributed on the hills around the village, controlling the flow of matter and energy within the village ecosystem.…”

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Three-Dimensional Reconstruction of Huizhou Landscape Combined with Multimedia Technology and Geographic Information System

Zhen-hong

Zhu

Liu

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Mobile Information Systems

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Huizhou architecture is the most important Chinese ancient architecture. Being a traditional architecture, Huizhou architecture has always maintained a unique artistic style of elegance, simplicity, richness, and integration. Huizhou landscape is an essential embodiment of Huizhou culture. The landscape and pattern of Huizhou villages are the external manifestations of Huizhou culture symbols. This architecture needs to be preserved using multimedia technology and geographic information system. This paper uses these systems to extract the landscape image and develop three-dimensional Huizhou village’s modeling methods with automation, high efficiency, and low cost. It has realized the functions of landscape information query, high-dimensional measurement, terrain analysis, visibility analysis, and virtual roaming of Huipai village. This modeling has specific promotion effects on landscape spatial analysis, landscape planning, ecological protection, natural and cultural inheritance, and tourism development.

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“…One example of human-changed or even human-formed landscapes is molinotopes, or "landscapes of mill settlements" (Egelie, 1977;Podgórski, 2004). These landscapes are widely distributed across modern Europe as the peak of their development, estimated as hundreds of thousands of such facilities, dates to the beginning of the 19th century (Madry et al, 2015;Brown et al, 2018;Kaiser et al, 2018;Brykała and Podgórski, 2020). Most papers concerning environmental changes due to the construction and operation of water mills deal with hydrological and geomorphological alterations to the landscape (Podgórski, 2004;Bishop & Muńoz-Salinas, 2013;Hupp et al, 2013;Madry et al, 2015).…”

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Human activity in the surroundings of a former mill pond (Turznice, N Poland): implications for soil classification and environmental hazard assessment

Mendyk¹,

Hulisz²,

Świtoniak³

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Soil Sci. Ann.

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Growing human impact on the environment, including soil, is being refl ected in the evolution of soil classifi cation systems, which include adjustments to enable the proper and complex classifi cation of anthropogenic soils. An example of human-changed landscapes is molinotopes, where soils and other landscape elements were altered due to the construction and operation of water mills. Four soil profi les were selected in the immediate surroundings of a former mill pond in Turznice village (the Grudziądz Basin, N Poland), where specifi c anthropogenic soils were formed. The aims of the study were: 1) to determine the systematic position of the studied soils in relation to their humanimpacted genesis, and 2) to assess the status of pollution by toxic metals including Cd, Cr, Cu, Ni, Pb and Zn. Profi les 1, 2 and 3 were formed under undisputedly strong human infl uence, as revealed by their morphological features (i.e. artefacts, clear and abrupt horizon boundaries), basic properties (irregular changes of TOC not connected with natural soil-forming processes), selected heavy-metal contents and values of applied pollution index (enrichment with heavy metals in samples collected from horizons developed due to human activity). These profi les were classifi ed as aggerosols (newly introduced soil type within the order of technogenic soils) according to PSC (2019) or Phaeozems (profi les 1 and 2) and Arenosol (profi le 3). While the systematic position of these pedons according to PSC ( 2019) is a direct result of their anthropogenic genesis, only the Relocatic qualifi er indicates such an infl uence according to WRB (IUSS, 2015). Profi le 4, representing quasi-natural pedon in the vicinity of the former mill pond, was classifi ed as arenosol according to PSC (2019) and as Phaeozem according to WRB (IUSS, 2015). In regards to both national and international regulations, the collected soil samples are considered to be unpolluted by the studied heavy metals. The obtained results expand our knowledge of the soil cover evolution induced with human activities around former mill ponds and could be useful in the complex assessment of landscape classifi cation.

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Water and landscape dynamics in southern Burgundy: two and a half centuries of water management in an agricultural landscape

Cited by 5 publications

References 31 publications

Practicing Historical Ecology : Methods for the Collection, Analysis, and Integration of Interdisciplinary Historical Data

Practicing Historical Ecology : Methods for the Collection, Analysis, and Integration of Interdisciplinary Historical Data

Three-Dimensional Reconstruction of Huizhou Landscape Combined with Multimedia Technology and Geographic Information System

Human activity in the surroundings of a former mill pond (Turznice, N Poland): implications for soil classification and environmental hazard assessment

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