DEVELOPMENT OF AN ECOLOGICAL HUMAN USE CAPABILITY SPECTRUM CHARACTERIZING MODEL IN THE PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS

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SHARIFI M.; MAKHDOUM M.F.; ZAHEDI AMIRI GH.A.D.; SOBHANI H.

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Journal: Journal of Environmental Studies Year:2006 | Volume:32 | Issue:39 Page(s): 101-118

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DEVELOPMENT OF AN ECOLOGICAL HUMAN USE CAPABILITY SPECTRUM CHARACTERIZING MODEL IN THE PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS

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SHARIFI M. | MAKHDOUM M.F. | ZAHEDI AMIRI GH.A.D. | SOBHANI H. | Issue Writer Certificate

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DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT OF PARKSQ3

HUMAN USE CAPABILITY SPECTRUMQ3

ECOSYSTEM LEVELSQ3

VALUED ECOSYSTEM COMPONENTSQ3

LIMITS OF ACCEPTABLE CHANGE OF LOCAL ECOSYSTEMQ3

Abstract

Banff National Park has the potential for large-scale connectivity. However, conservation of the area depends on the resolution of problems arising from the historical development of the park. The study area for this project, centered in the town of Banff, represents a conflict zone between human use and VALUED ECOSYSTEM COMPONENTS in the park. This project would provide a scientific basis for the modification of human use in the area through an assessment of the relative human use capabilities of biophysical parameters. It would consider 'Ground Cover Index' and 'Habitat Effectiveness', respectively, as the standard indicators of local and regional ecosystems, using 20 key independent indicators of GCI. The study area has been divided into a total of 715 homogeneous units that are distributed over the study area and form a total, 36532 units. One hundred and ninety-one sampling units have been randomly selected from these populations that include 54 homogeneous units. Attribute data are collected for each sampling unit. The data was analyzed using multiple regressions. The total of 8 independent variables was statistically significant. The synthesis was an "Ecological HUMAN USE CAPABILITY SPECTRUM Characterizing Model". By testing the reliability of model in the Sisangan Forest Park and Golestan National Park, a framework of design developed for Caspian Region of Iran. Model will add scientific credibility to management decisions over the definition of the Limits of Acceptable Change at local and regional levels. It will also assist managers to model the local Recreation Opportunity Spectrum in Natural Parks and protected areas.

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SHARIFI, M., MAKHDOUM, M.F., ZAHEDI AMIRI, GH.A.D., & SOBHANI, H.. (2006). DEVELOPMENT OF AN ECOLOGICAL HUMAN USE CAPABILITY SPECTRUM CHARACTERIZING MODEL IN THE PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, 32(39), 101-118. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/3150/en

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SHARIFI M., MAKHDOUM M.F., ZAHEDI AMIRI GH.A.D., SOBHANI H.. DEVELOPMENT OF AN ECOLOGICAL HUMAN USE CAPABILITY SPECTRUM CHARACTERIZING MODEL IN THE PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES[Internet]. 2006;32(39):101-118. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/3150/en

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M. SHARIFI, M.F. MAKHDOUM, GH.A.D. ZAHEDI AMIRI, and H. SOBHANI, “DEVELOPMENT OF AN ECOLOGICAL HUMAN USE CAPABILITY SPECTRUM CHARACTERIZING MODEL IN THE PARKS AND PROTECTED AREAS,” JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, vol. 32, no. 39, pp. 101–118, 2006, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/3150/en

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