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一个科珀尼克斯管道,以创建一个高分辨率的土地覆盖地图,用于模拟欧洲城市的城市生物多样性

Meret Pundsack¹, Lisa Merkens¹, Wolfgang W Weisser¹

¹Terrestrial Ecology Research Group, Department of Life Science Systems, School of Life Sciences Weihenstephan, Technical University of Munich, Hans-Carl-von-Carlowitz-Platz 2, D-85354 Freising, Germany.

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概括

本研究介绍了一种方法,使用哥白尼号数据创建高分辨率的城市土地覆盖地图. 这些地图对于支持城市生物多样性和人类福祉的生态模型至关重要.

科学领域:

城市生态学城市生态学
地理空间分析是什么?
环境规划环境规划

背景情况:

生态模型需要详细的城市土地覆盖地图,以实现有效的城市规划.
目前的土地覆盖地图缺乏必要的空间和主题分辨率,以进行全面的生态分析.
生态模型的普遍化受到欧洲范围内标准化,高分辨率的土地覆盖数据的有限可用性所阻碍.

研究的目的:

开发一种方法来创建统一的,高分辨率的城市土地覆盖地图,适合生态建模.
为此目的,利用欧盟的哥白尼地理空间主题数据集.
提高标准化土地覆盖地图的可访问性,用于城市生态建模和数据驱动的城市规划.

主要方法:

基于文献综述,为高分辨率土地覆盖地图定义了标准.
确定并选择合适的哥白尼数据集.
开发了一个处理管道,将科珀尼克斯层组合成一个统一的土地覆盖地图.
进行准确性评估,以确保生成的地图的质量和可靠性.

主要成果:

成功创建了一个具有高空间 (1-10米) 和主题分辨率的统一土地覆盖地图.
该方法有效地整合了各种科珀尼克斯数据集.
由此产生的土地覆盖地图符合生态分析所需的质量标准.

结论:

开发的方法提供了一个标准化的方法,用于生成城市生态建模的基本土地覆盖数据.
增加这些地图的可访问性,将有助于将生态考虑纳入城市规划.
这项工作支持数据驱动的生态模型的主流化,最终有助于改善城市生物多样性和人类福祉.

关键词:

连接性建模连接性建模欧洲城市土地覆盖地图的哥白尼管道哥白尼号空间数据的空间数据生态连接性生态连接性生态建模生态建模景观连接景观连接城市地图城市地图城市生物多样性城市生态学城市生态学

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