Rapid ecological resilience assessment of urban forest parks: An alternative approach

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Darabi Hassan; Hamedi Roghaye; Ehsani Amirhoushang; Kafi Mohsen

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Journal: POLLUTION Year:2022 | Volume:8 | Issue:3 Page(s): 963-977

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Title

Rapid ecological resilience assessment of urban forest parks: An alternative approach

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Darabi Hassan | Hamedi Roghaye | Ehsani Amirhoushang | Kafi Mohsen | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Adaptive CapacityQ4

ThresholdsQ4

ecosystemQ4

Resilience IndicatorsQ4

disturbanceQ4

Abstract

Abstract Rising threats, such as climate change, have thus far resulted in disruptions to ecosystems. Therefore, ecological resilience (eco-resilience) to absorb such distractions and maintain the capacity of ecosystems has been the focal point of numerous studies. In most cases, the characteristics of ecosystems are considered as indicators shaping this type of resilience. In this study, an alternative approach was adopted to examine the performance and outcomes of an ecosystem instead of reflecting on affective factors. Therefore, the resilience index (RI) of an urban forest park was assessed using eco-functional indicators, such as eco-volume (Veco), eco-height (Heco), bio-volume (Vbio), and eco-volume (Veco). At first, the forest park zoning was done. Then, each of the introduced indicators was calculated based on its specific parameters. Finally, the RI of the urban forest park was premeditated. The results showed that each zone with more effective Veco, Heco, and Veco gained a higher score in terms of resilience. The obtained score for RI was thus the function of the current ecological state of each zone. The study conclusions also confirmed that the outputs of the applied framework could embody the main indicators of resilience assessments (viz. Thresholds, Adaptive Capacity, and self-organization). The application of this model on a larger scale required further studies.

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