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Integrating Econometric Models of Land Use Change with Models of Ecosystem Services and Landscape Simulations to Guide Coastal Management and Planning for Flood Control

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Laura Villegas, and Southeast CASC, 2019-06-13, Integrating Econometric Models of Land Use Change with Models of Ecosystem Services and Landscape Simulations to Guide Coastal Management and Planning for Flood Control: Environment for Development.

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Abstract (from EfD): This study develops an integrated framework to evaluate the relative effectiveness of alternative land use policies that target the management of natural resources in the face of climate change pressures. This framework is then applied to evaluate the relative performance of three different land use regulations that protect natural resources and alter current trends of urbanization using data from three rapidly urbanizing coastal counties in the southeastern United States facing growing risks of​ flooding. The framework developed in this study is an iterative procedure that integrates a spatially explicit econometric model of land use change, local ecosystem service delivery, and feedback mechanisms among land [...]

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Author :
Laura Villegas
Funding Agency :
Southeast CASC

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  • National and Regional Climate Adaptation Science Centers
  • Southeast CASC

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Water, Coasts and Ice
Science Tools For Managers
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