Titlebook: Advances in Urban Ecology; Integrating Humans a Marina Alberti Book 2008 Springer-Verlag US 2008 biogeochemical cycles.ecology.ecosystem.ec

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Humans as a Component of Ecosystems, the extraordinarily complex interactions between humans and biophysical processes. The challenge is to incorporate this complexity in studying urban ecosystems and their evolution. For more than a century, urban theorists have struggled to understand urban systems and their dynamics. During the sec

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Urban Patterns and Ecosystem Function,e increasingly influenced by urbanization, and their functioning is dependent on the landscape patterns emerging in urbanizing regions. While ecosystem ecology still lacks a theory of ecosystem function that explicitly takes spatial phenomena into account, increasing empirical evidence indicates tha

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Landscape Signatures,in 1998, Portugali 2000, Folke et al. 2002, Gunderson and Holling 2002). Furthermore, they are highly heterogeneous, spatially nested, and hierarchically structured (Wu and David 2002). Disturbances are frequent—an intrinsic characteristic of such systems (Cook 2000). Many factors cause these distur

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Hydrological Processes,sustain life. Water is a key factor in determining the productivity of ecosystems, species composition, and biodiversity. Water is also essential for human well-being: Human activities such as agriculture, fisheries, industries, and hydroelectric power depend on water supplies. An adequate water sup

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Atmospheric Processes,es have started to uncover those interactions by examining the relationships among the major chemical, physical, biological, and human processes that drive urban air quality (Figure 7.1). But we will need to develop coupled human-natural models of urban regions before we can fully understand their i

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Population and Community Dynamics,t al. 1998). Though the term biodiversity has multiple definitions and interpretations, the definition provided by Wilson (1992, 393) may best capture its essence. Wilson emphasizes “the variety of organisms considered at all levels, from genetic variants belonging to the same species through arrays

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Futures of Urban Ecosystems, urban populations while maintaining a healthy ecosystem. Agencies must devise policies to guide urban development and to make decisions about where and how to invest in infrastructure that is economically viable while simultaneously minimizing environmental impact. In regions that are becoming urba

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Urban Ecology: A Synthesis,ully and productively integrate the complexity and global scale of human activity into ecological research (Liu et al. 2007). The future of Earth‘s ecosystems is increasingly influenced by human action, particularly the pace and pattern of urbanization. An ecology that does not include humans in its