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DESCRIPTION:The adaptive management of ecosystem services requires knowledg
 e about  \nthe interdependence of land use decision-making and the ecosyst
 em  \nfeatures in a given landscape\; and how this coupled human-environme
 nt  \nsystem is influenced by drivers of global change. The problem in thi
 s  \ncontext is\, that both decision-making processes and the ecosystem  
 \nchanges are subject to large uncertainties and incomplete information.  
 \nFFor a case study in a Costa Rican watershed\, we develop a spatially  
 \nexplicit Bayesian network linking ecological and socio-economic  \ninfor
 mation. This type of model should be useful to plan and simulate  \nnew po
 licy measures like payments for ecosystem services\, because it  \nsimulta
 neously takes the ecosystem\, socio-economic system and the  \npolicy syst
 em into account. The model allows identifying management  \nunits with hig
 h and low values for hydrological ecosystem services and  \nthus the targe
 ting of available financial funds can be optimized.  \nFirst working steps
  show that such a BN provides a robust modeling  \nenvironment\, useful fo
 r better informed and participatory decision- \nmaking.
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20090514T161500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20090514T174500
LOCATION:H6
SUMMARY:Prof. Dr. Thomas Koellner\, Ecological Services (PES)\, University 
 of Bayreuth: Ecosystem Services in Human- Environment Systems
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