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- | ===== Approccio a livelli | + | ===== Tier approach |
- | La valutazione dei SE può essere effettuata a diversi livelli di dettaglio e complessità tecnica. Un approccio comune è quello di classificare questi approcci | + | The assessment of ES can be carried out in different levels of detailedness and technical complexity. A common approach is to classify these approaches into 3 different “tiers”. They provide a rough orientation on the assessment characteristic with transitional versions being possible |
- | * Livello | + | * Tier 1: The most basic approach assesses ES by using existing, widely available |
- | * Livello | + | * Tier 2: Land use data is linked to different datasets according to known relationships between land use and ecosystem services provision and supplemented with local/regional/national data. Based on these relationships, the capacities of different land use to provide ecosystem services can be quantified at different locations and aggregated at different scales. For example, in order to estimate wild berry production, literature data or expert based scores on berry production can be linked to different forest types and mapped at the country scale (up-scaling). |
- | * Livello | + | * Tier 3: It describes the modelling of biophysical processes |
- | //Nell' | + | //Within |
- | ~~DISCUSSION~~{{tag> | + | ~~DISCUSSION~~{{tag> |
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