Given the background of investment promotion by governments in real estate in the 1990s, actors distinguished the state, citizens, foreign investors, and (peasant) collectives as four independent and equal subjects when defining land-use rights.
In contrast, HANPP identifies the intensity with which humans use these three functions within a defined land area.
Adam Smith defined land, labor, and capital as the key input factors of the economy in the eighteenth century.
As urban planning defines land use according to the functions of the urban system, a capacity-balance approach was adopted.
This effectively defines land managers as socially and ecologically responsible only to the extent that they have the managerial capacities to pursue economically 'rational' practices.
Broadly defined, land use suitability analysis aims to identify the most appropriate spatial pattern of future land uses according to specific requirements, preferences, or predictors of some activities [5].
It defines land covers and hence the structure and function of urban ecosystems and the benefits these provide to humans, such as air purification, urban cooling, runoff mitigation, and recreation.
Therefore, mosses were proved to serve as biological indicators for atmospheric depositions and ecologically defined land classes could be identified as more complex indicators which allow relating exposure monitoring with effects assessment.
The requirements mentioned above imply that the EM network should cover the ecologically defined land classes in the respective country without gaps by a statistically adequate number of EM sites.
Finally, a potential scenario of possible land use changes due to the introduction of energy crops was presented, according to defined land conversion criteria, in order to improve the crop spatial diversity, particularly in those sub-regions where lower diversity levels were previously detected.
