FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2796000080> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2796000080 endingPage "054020" @default.
• W2796000080 startingPage "054020" @default.
• W2796000080 abstract "Sustaining ecosystem services (ES), mitigating their tradeoffs and avoiding unfavorable future trajectories are pressing social-environmental challenges that require enhanced understanding of their relationships across scales. Current knowledge of ES relationships is often constrained to one spatial scale or one snapshot in time. In this research, we integrated biophysical modeling with future scenarios to examine changes in relationships among eight ES indicators from 2001–2070 across three spatial scales—grid cell, subwatershed, and watershed. We focused on the Yahara Watershed (Wisconsin) in the Midwestern United States—an exemplar for many urbanizing agricultural landscapes. Relationships among ES indicators changed over time; some relationships exhibited high interannual variations (e.g. drainage vs. food production, nitrate leaching vs. net ecosystem exchange) and even reversed signs over time (e.g. perennial grass production vs. phosphorus yield). Robust patterns were detected for relationships among some regulating services (e.g. soil retention vs. water quality) across three spatial scales, but other relationships lacked simple scaling rules. This was especially true for relationships of food production vs. water quality, and drainage vs. number of days with runoff >10 mm, which differed substantially across spatial scales. Our results also showed that local tradeoffs between food production and water quality do not necessarily scale up, so reducing local tradeoffs may be insufficient to mitigate such tradeoffs at the watershed scale. We further synthesized these cross-scale patterns into a typology of factors that could drive changes in ES relationships across scales: (1) effects of biophysical connections, (2) effects of dominant drivers, (3) combined effects of biophysical linkages and dominant drivers, and (4) artificial scale effects, and concluded with management implications. Our study highlights the importance of taking a dynamic perspective and accounting for spatial scales in monitoring and management to sustain future ES." @default.
• W2796000080 created "2018-04-13" @default.
• W2796000080 creator A5018013852 @default.
• W2796000080 creator A5022775925 @default.
• W2796000080 creator A5023354663 @default.
• W2796000080 creator A5033308064 @default.
• W2796000080 creator A5034039087 @default.
• W2796000080 creator A5034610242 @default.
• W2796000080 creator A5068370002 @default.
• W2796000080 creator A5091682066 @default.
• W2796000080 date "2018-05-01" @default.
• W2796000080 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
• W2796000080 title "Understanding relationships among ecosystem services across spatial scales and over time" @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1504669383 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W154885744 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1582174288 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1591117803 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1872656829 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1964423658 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1972724216 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1974698067 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1975683352 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1984530829 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1986652995 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1991137100 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1995255834 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1999112734 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W1999167944 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2003636998 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2018330599 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2019098807 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2027282032 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2031478566 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2031668799 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2040766929 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2062482344 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2067233114 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2068284856 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2072057183 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2073727873 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2094235590 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2097913848 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2108465791 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2114548855 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2114735032 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2123610169 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2126902408 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2128993230 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2131540235 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2134061862 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2138088346 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2145154611 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2148563941 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2155773500 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2164437327 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2166109934 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2166678085 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2170015797 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2170805839 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2179418460 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2217354320 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2269793454 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2287983033 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2322006950 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2322480672 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2335389641 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2483374743 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2508620285 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2513234818 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2517463455 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2528239353 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2530305111 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2550685921 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2558013541 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2565022589 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2591723501 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2593425874 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2743132821 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2756665961 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W2758780521 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W3123220455 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W31330104 @default.
• W2796000080 cites W64057017 @default.
• W2796000080 doi "https://doi.org/10.1088/1748-9326/aabb87" @default.
• W2796000080 hasPublicationYear "2018" @default.
• W2796000080 type Work @default.
• W2796000080 sameAs 2796000080 @default.
• W2796000080 citedByCount "68" @default.
• W2796000080 countsByYear W27960000802018 @default.
• W2796000080 countsByYear W27960000802019 @default.
• W2796000080 countsByYear W27960000802020 @default.
• W2796000080 countsByYear W27960000802021 @default.
• W2796000080 countsByYear W27960000802022 @default.
• W2796000080 countsByYear W27960000802023 @default.
• W2796000080 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2796000080 hasAuthorship W2796000080A5018013852 @default.
• W2796000080 hasAuthorship W2796000080A5022775925 @default.
• W2796000080 hasAuthorship W2796000080A5023354663 @default.

• next