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Global Nature Fragmentation Jan Clement

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Page 1: Global Nature Fragmentation

Global Nature Fragmentation

Jan Clement

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Introduction and problem definition

� Fragmentation of habitats (MVP/MAR)� Aggregation of GLC2000 (nature patches)� Night time satellite imagery (proxy)� InterUrban networks routes (Arcinfo route)� Traffic intensity (negexp/GDP/POP)� Biodiversity index (for 0.5x0.5 cells)� discussion

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Wildlife population

Author: Rodney van der Ree

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Habitat lost

Habitat fragmented

Barrier often formed (avoidance, mortality)

Behaviour altered

Risk of extinction increases

Author: Rodney van der Ree

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Wildlife crossing structures

Author: Rodney van der Ree

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Global Land Cover 2000

� Grid size of 1 km2� Original 23 classes of land cover

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Aggregated version of GLC2000

� Nature, Urban Agriculture and Water � Majority patches of area > 5km2 nature� Area corrected for location on Earth

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Dutch Landcover GLC-AgregatedExtra urban from Night Time Light (traffic centers)

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Night Time Light satellite imagery

� Economic activity gives light (GDP)� Light is proxy for traffic intensity� 75.000 urban light centers (cities)

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Big cities based on light intensity

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Light in the Netherlands� almost no place without any light

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Light and roads

� Roads connect citys

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InterUrban networks routes

� Big cities gives much traffic

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Exampe how fragmentation works

Veluwe patch with 0.5 cell

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Big roads on the Veluwe

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The resulting patches

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Classification of patches

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Pseudo patches in 0.5 cells� Max biodiversity 100 % in 0.5 cell

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Biodiversity index based on fragmentation

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Biodiversity index based on fragmentation Europe