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Opportunity cost estimates for spatial conservation prioritisation across Europe

by Douglas Spencer

Land opportunity costs of conservation estimates for the agricultural (split into arable and pastoral land), forestry, and rental market sectors relative to 2021. Uses the European Land Systems map by Dou et al. (2021) for the land use land class categorisation. ...(continue reading)

10.25829/wf55d9
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Land opportunity costs of conservation estimates for the agricultural (split into arable and pastoral land), forestry, and rental market sectors relative to 2021. Uses the European Land Systems map by Dou et al. (2021) for the land use land class categorisation.
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10.3897/arphapreprints.e123365
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Hover to see a suggestion for a minimum description. Land rents for agricultural and forestry land are downscaled using weights determined by commodity prices and commodity yields. For urban areas, empirical data on property rents across 42 European cities and the corresponding human population size were used to area-standardise the property rents. Following this, the area-corrected values were extrapolated to all urban areas within the respective country. All layers are combined using land categorisations based upon the Dou et al. (2021) map. For further references of data sources or more details into method please see Spencer et al. (2024).
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southWest lat: 900000, lon: 900000
northEast lat: 5416000, lon: 7400000

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