What Happened to the Forests of Sierra Leone?

Autor: Richard A. Wadsworth, Aiah R. Lebbie

Publikováno v: Land, Vol 8, Iss 5, p 80 (2019)

The last National Forest Inventory of Sierra Leone took place more than four decades ago in 1975. There appears to be no legal definition of “forest” in Sierra Leone and it is sometimes unclear whether reports are referring to the forest as a “

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Changes in Rainfall in Sierra Leone: 1981–2018

Autor: Amie Jalloh, Aiah Lebbie, Richard A. Wadsworth

Publikováno v: Climate
Volume 7
Issue 12

Sierra Leone on the west coast of Africa has a monsoon-type climate. Reports by politically influential donors regularly state that Sierra Leone is extremely vulnerable to climate change, but the objective evidence backing these statements is often u

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Land cover change in Europe between 1950 and 2000 determined employing aerial photography

Autor: A. Halabuk, Sandrine Petit, J. Sustera, Matej Mojses, G. Bugar, Gerard Hazeu, Monica Wachowicz, Martin Boltiziar, Ján Feranec, Caspar A. Mücher, H. Huitu, František Petrovič, Amanda Thomson, K. Olschofsky, Ferran Rodà, Richard A. Wadsworth, Joan Pino, S. Tuominen, Peter Bezák, Lubos Halada, Xavier Pons, N. J. Brown, Sandra Luque, H. Ziese, Geoff Smith, M. Roscher, M. Gregor, S. J. Manchester, F. Gerard, R. Kohler, J. Kolar, E. De badts

Publikováno v: Progress in Physical Geography
Progress in Physical Geography, SAGE Publications, 2010, 34 (2), pp.183-205. ⟨10.1177/0309133309360141⟩
Progress in Physical Geography 34 (2010) 2
Progress in Physical Geography, 34(2), 183-205

International audience; BIOPRESS (Linking Pan-European land cover change to pressures on Biodiversity'), a European Commission funded Global Monitoring for Environment and Security' project, produced land cover change information (19502000) for Europ

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https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133309360141

The impact of sustainable energy production on land use in Britain through to 2050

Autor: David Howard, Nick Hughes, R.G.H Bunce, Richard A. Wadsworth, Jeanette Whitaker

Publikováno v: Land Use Policy 26 (2009) 1
Land Use Policy, 26(1), S284-S292

Historically. land use in Britain has been shaped by the environment's capacity to provide energy as well as food, water and shelter. Over the next decades, energy will again become a major driver in land cover change as we seek to capture the necess

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.landusepol.2009.09.017

An environmental assessment of land cover and land use change in Central Siberia using quantified conceptual overlaps to reconcile inconsistent data sets

Autor: Charles George, Peter Fisher, Richard A. Wadsworth, Alexis Comber, Heiko Balzter, F. Gerard

Publikováno v: Journal of Land Use Science. 3:251-264

Environmental monitoring and assessment frequently require remote sensing techniques to be deployed. The production of higher level spatial data sets from remote sensing has often been driven by short-term funding constraints and specific information

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https://doi.org/10.1080/17474230802559629