Accounting for spatial autocorrelation is needed to avoid misidentifying trade-offs and bundles among ecosystem services

Accounting for spatial autocorrelation is needed to avoid misidentifying trade-offs and bundles among ecosystem services

The identification of relationships between multiple ecosystem services (ES) (i.e. trade-offs, synergies and bundles) is essential for ES management. However, the identification of ES relationships may be susceptible to spatial autocorrelation — a statistical bias due to ES observations being relate...

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Main Authors: Belcher, R.N (Author), Carrasco, L.R (Author), Galleguillos Torres, M. (Author), Grêt-Regamey, A. (Author), Richards, D. (Author), See, S.C (Author), Shaikh, S.F.E.A (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
autocorrelation
Autocorrelation
Economic and social effects
ecosystem management
ecosystem service
Ecosystem service bundle
Ecosystem services
Ecosystem services bundles
Ecosystems
identification method
Nature benefit
Nature contribution to people
Nature's benefits
Nature's contributions to people
principal component analysis
Principal component analysis
Principal-component analysis
regression analysis
Service management
Singapore [Southeast Asia]
Spatial analysis
Spatial autocorrelations
Spatial variables measurement
Synergies
Synergy
Trade off
Trade-offs
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