The spatial relations between population, landscapes and the wind turbine development from 1982 to 2007 were modelled for the Northern Jutland region by means of proximity, density and visibility analyses.
Such degradation has had relevant consequences for local populations, landscape functionality, and the maintenance of ecosystem services.
Connectivity in the epidemiological sense is determined by the migration of infected or infectious hosts, which is affected by the average age of the infected or infectious population, the distance separating sub-populations, landscape features that inhibit or direct movement, seasonality in birth rates, juvenile transmission, or contact rates, and the behavior of the hosts or vectors.
We assessed the population's landscape preferences through several photographs of representative Mediterranean landscapes shown in an online survey.
Second only to Brazil in population, its landscape is variously Andean, Amazonian, Pacific and Caribbean.
Since January 25th, Cairo, its huge, diverse population, its landscape, and its future have changed.
Its long-dwindling population and landscape of abandoned buildings have made it a singular — or perhaps prophetic — case study in Rust Belt decline.
The heterogeneity in prevalences was not explained by population structure, landscape or vole abundance, but by the phase of the vole population fluctuations.
The tenets of the riverine ecosystem synthesis (RES) are presented by considering how they can be used to predict changes/responses from population to landscape levels.
Entitled "Britain: One Million Years of the Human Story", the show traces the changing population and landscape of the UK, drawing on more than 10 years of research by a large network of scientists, led by experts at the Natural History Museum.
