Home to large numbers of people, sources of water, centres of tourism, and sensitive ecological zones, mountain environments share distinctive climactic characteristics. Once regarded as economically non-viable regions, mountains now attract major investment as sites of tourism, hydro-power and communication routes. This book brings together some of the current work on the physical and human ecology of mountain environments, the impacts of climate change, the processes involved and their observation and prediction.
Home to large numbers of people, sources of water, centres of tourism, and sensitive ecological zones, mountain environments share distinctive climactic characteristics. Once regarded as economically non-viable regions, mountains now attract major investment as sites of tourism, hydro-power and communication routes. This book brings together some of the current work on the physical and human ecology of mountain environments, the impacts of climate change, the processes involved and their observation and prediction.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
I: Climate Change in Mountain Regions 1: Past and Potential Future Changes in Mountain Environments 2: The Alps under Local, Regional and Global Pressure 3: Using Multiple High-Resolution Proxy Climate Records to Reconstruct Natural Climate Variability 4: Climate in Europe During the Late Maunder Minimum Period (1675-1715) 5: Accelerated Glacier and Permafrost Changes in the Alps 6: Monitoring Snow Cover Variations in the Alps Using the Alpine Snow Cover Analysis System (ASCAS) 7: Effects of Mesoscale Vegetation Distributions in Mountainous Terrain on Local Climate 8: Climate Scenarios for Mountain Regions II: Impacts of Climate Change on Vegetation 9: Impact of Atmospheric Changes on High Mountain Vegetation 10: Long-Term Vegetation Change in Mountain Environments 11: Latitudinal Variation in the Potential Response of Mountain Ecosystems to Climatic Change 12: Comparing the Behaviour of Mountainous Forest Succession Models in a Changing Climate 13: Ecological Aspects of Climatically-Caused Timberline Fluctuations 14: Recent Changes in the Growth and Establishment of Subalpine Conifers in Western North America 15: Dynamics and Functioning of Rhododendron Ferrugineum Subalpine Heathlands (Northern Alps, France) 16: A Dendrochemical Perspective on the Effects of Climate Change in the Ozark Highlands 17: Phenology as a Tool in Topoclimatology 18: Design of an Intensive Monitoring System for Swiss Forests III: Socio-Economic Aspects of Climate Change in Mountain Regions 19: Climate Risk Concern in an Alpine Community 20: Environmental Perception, Climate Change, and Tourism 21: Climate Change and Winter Tourism 22: Localizing the Threats of Climate Change in Mountain Environments 23: Sensitivity of Mountain Runoff and Hydro-Electricity to Changing Climate 24: Mountain Environments and Climate Change in the Hindu Kush-Himalayas 25: Evaluating the Effects of Climatic Change on Marginal Agriculture in Upland Areas 26: Toward a Global Network of Mountain Protected Areas IV: Conclusion 27: Should Mountain Communities Be Concerned about Climate Change?
I: Climate Change in Mountain Regions 1: Past and Potential Future Changes in Mountain Environments 2: The Alps under Local, Regional and Global Pressure 3: Using Multiple High-Resolution Proxy Climate Records to Reconstruct Natural Climate Variability 4: Climate in Europe During the Late Maunder Minimum Period (1675-1715) 5: Accelerated Glacier and Permafrost Changes in the Alps 6: Monitoring Snow Cover Variations in the Alps Using the Alpine Snow Cover Analysis System (ASCAS) 7: Effects of Mesoscale Vegetation Distributions in Mountainous Terrain on Local Climate 8: Climate Scenarios for Mountain Regions II: Impacts of Climate Change on Vegetation 9: Impact of Atmospheric Changes on High Mountain Vegetation 10: Long-Term Vegetation Change in Mountain Environments 11: Latitudinal Variation in the Potential Response of Mountain Ecosystems to Climatic Change 12: Comparing the Behaviour of Mountainous Forest Succession Models in a Changing Climate 13: Ecological Aspects of Climatically-Caused Timberline Fluctuations 14: Recent Changes in the Growth and Establishment of Subalpine Conifers in Western North America 15: Dynamics and Functioning of Rhododendron Ferrugineum Subalpine Heathlands (Northern Alps, France) 16: A Dendrochemical Perspective on the Effects of Climate Change in the Ozark Highlands 17: Phenology as a Tool in Topoclimatology 18: Design of an Intensive Monitoring System for Swiss Forests III: Socio-Economic Aspects of Climate Change in Mountain Regions 19: Climate Risk Concern in an Alpine Community 20: Environmental Perception, Climate Change, and Tourism 21: Climate Change and Winter Tourism 22: Localizing the Threats of Climate Change in Mountain Environments 23: Sensitivity of Mountain Runoff and Hydro-Electricity to Changing Climate 24: Mountain Environments and Climate Change in the Hindu Kush-Himalayas 25: Evaluating the Effects of Climatic Change on Marginal Agriculture in Upland Areas 26: Toward a Global Network of Mountain Protected Areas IV: Conclusion 27: Should Mountain Communities Be Concerned about Climate Change?
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