Downgrading recent stimates of land available for biofuel production

Autores: Fritz, Steffen; See, Linda; van der Velde, Marijn; Nalepa, Rachel A.; Perger, Christoph; Schill, Christian; McCallum, Ian; Schepaschenko, Dimitry; Kraxner, Florian; Cai, Ximing; Zhang, Xiao; Ortner, Simone; Hazarika, Rubul; Cipriani, Anna; Di Bella, Carlos Marcelo; Rabia, Ahmed H.; Garcia, Alfredo Gabriel; Vakolyuk, Mar`yana; Singha, Kuleswar; Beget, Maria Eugenia; Erasmi, Stefan; Albrecht, Franziska; Shaw, Brian; Obersteiner, Michael
Año de publicación: 2013
Idioma: inglés
Tipo de recurso: artículo
Estado: versión publicada
Descripción: Recent estimates of additional land available for bioenergy production range from 320 to 1411 million ha. These estimates were generated from four scenarios regarding the types of land suitable for bioenergy production using coarse-resolution inputs of soil productivity, slope, climate, and land cover. In this paper, these maps of land availability were assessed using high-resolution satellite imagery. Samples from these maps were selected and crowdsourcing of Google Earth images was used to determine the type of land cover and the degree of human impact. Based on this sample, a set of rules was formulated to downward adjust the original estimates for each of the four scenarios that were previously used to generate the maps of land availability for bioenergy production. The adjusted land availability estimates range from 56 to 1035 million ha depending upon the scenario and the ruleset used when the sample is corrected for bias. Large forest areas not intended for biofuel production purposes were present in all scenarios. However, these numbers should not be considered as definitive estimates but should be used to highlight the uncertainty in attempting to quantify land availability for biofuel production when using coarse-resolution inputs with implications for further policy development.
Fil: Fritz, Steffen. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria
Fil: See, Linda. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria
Fil: van der Velde, Marijn. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria
Fil: Nalepa, Rachel A. Boston University; Estados Unidos
Fil: Perger, Christoph. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria. University of Applied Sciences, Wiener; Austria
Fil: Schill, Christian. University of Freiburg. Fernerkundung und Landschaftsinformationssysteme; Alemania
Fil: McCallum, Ian. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria
Fil: Schepaschenko, Dimitry. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria
Fil: Kraxner, Florian. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria
Fil: Cai, Ximing. University of Illinois at Urbana; Estados Unidos
Fil: Zhang, Xiao. University of Illinois at Urbana; Estados Unidos
Fil: Ortner, Simone. University of Applied Sciences; Austria
Fil: Hazarika, Rubul. Gauhati University; India
Fil: Cipriani, Anna. Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia. Dipartimento di Scienze delle Terra; Italia. Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University; Estados Unidos
Fil: Di Bella, Carlos Marcelo. Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA). Instituto de Clima y Agua; Argentina
Fil: Rabia, Ahmed H. Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II; Italia
Fil: Garcia, Alfredo Gabriel. INTA; Argentina
Fil: Vakolyuk, Mar`yana. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria
Fil: Singha, Kuleswar. Gauhati University; India
Fil: Beget, Maria Eugenia. Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA). Instituto de Clima y Agua; Argentina
Fil: Erasmi, Stefan. Georg-August-Universität Göttingen; Alemania
Fil: Albrecht, Franziska. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria
Fil: Shaw, Brian. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria
Fil: Obersteiner, Michael. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria
Fuente: Environmental science & technology 47 (3) : 1688-1694. (2013)
Materia: Generación de Energía
Energy Generation
Bioenergy
Bioavailability
Biofuels
Land Degradation
Biodisponibilidad
Biocarburante
Degradación de Tierras
Biocombustibles
Disponibilidad de la Tierra
Nivel de accesibilidad: acceso abierto
Condiciones de uso: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
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spelling	Downgrading recent stimates of land available for biofuel productionFritz, SteffenSee, Lindavan der Velde, MarijnNalepa, Rachel A.Perger, ChristophSchill, ChristianMcCallum, IanSchepaschenko, DimitryKraxner, FlorianCai, XimingZhang, XiaoOrtner, SimoneHazarika, RubulCipriani, AnnaDi Bella, Carlos MarceloRabia, Ahmed H.Garcia, Alfredo GabrielVakolyuk, Mar`yanaSingha, KuleswarBeget, Maria EugeniaErasmi, StefanAlbrecht, FranziskaShaw, BrianObersteiner, MichaelGeneración de EnergíaEnergy GenerationBioenergyBioavailabilityBiofuelsLand DegradationBiodisponibilidadBiocarburanteDegradación de TierrasBiocombustiblesDisponibilidad de la TierraRecent estimates of additional land available for bioenergy production range from 320 to 1411 million ha. These estimates were generated from four scenarios regarding the types of land suitable for bioenergy production using coarse-resolution inputs of soil productivity, slope, climate, and land cover. In this paper, these maps of land availability were assessed using high-resolution satellite imagery. Samples from these maps were selected and crowdsourcing of Google Earth images was used to determine the type of land cover and the degree of human impact. Based on this sample, a set of rules was formulated to downward adjust the original estimates for each of the four scenarios that were previously used to generate the maps of land availability for bioenergy production. The adjusted land availability estimates range from 56 to 1035 million ha depending upon the scenario and the ruleset used when the sample is corrected for bias. Large forest areas not intended for biofuel production purposes were present in all scenarios. However, these numbers should not be considered as definitive estimates but should be used to highlight the uncertainty in attempting to quantify land availability for biofuel production when using coarse-resolution inputs with implications for further policy development.Fil: Fritz, Steffen. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; AustriaFil: See, Linda. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; AustriaFil: van der Velde, Marijn. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; AustriaFil: Nalepa, Rachel A. Boston University; Estados UnidosFil: Perger, Christoph. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria. University of Applied Sciences, Wiener; AustriaFil: Schill, Christian. University of Freiburg. Fernerkundung und Landschaftsinformationssysteme; AlemaniaFil: McCallum, Ian. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; AustriaFil: Schepaschenko, Dimitry. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; AustriaFil: Kraxner, Florian. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; AustriaFil: Cai, Ximing. University of Illinois at Urbana; Estados UnidosFil: Zhang, Xiao. University of Illinois at Urbana; Estados UnidosFil: Ortner, Simone. University of Applied Sciences; AustriaFil: Hazarika, Rubul. Gauhati University; IndiaFil: Cipriani, Anna. Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia. Dipartimento di Scienze delle Terra; Italia. Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University; Estados UnidosFil: Di Bella, Carlos Marcelo. Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA). Instituto de Clima y Agua; ArgentinaFil: Rabia, Ahmed H. Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II; ItaliaFil: Garcia, Alfredo Gabriel. INTA; ArgentinaFil: Vakolyuk, Mar`yana. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; AustriaFil: Singha, Kuleswar. Gauhati University; IndiaFil: Beget, Maria Eugenia. Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA). Instituto de Clima y Agua; ArgentinaFil: Erasmi, Stefan. Georg-August-Universität Göttingen; AlemaniaFil: Albrecht, Franziska. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; AustriaFil: Shaw, Brian. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; AustriaFil: Obersteiner, Michael. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. 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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv	Downgrading recent stimates of land available for biofuel production
title	Downgrading recent stimates of land available for biofuel production
spellingShingle	Downgrading recent stimates of land available for biofuel production Fritz, Steffen Generación de Energía Energy Generation Bioenergy Bioavailability Biofuels Land Degradation Biodisponibilidad Biocarburante Degradación de Tierras Biocombustibles Disponibilidad de la Tierra
title_short	Downgrading recent stimates of land available for biofuel production
title_full	Downgrading recent stimates of land available for biofuel production
title_fullStr	Downgrading recent stimates of land available for biofuel production
title_full_unstemmed	Downgrading recent stimates of land available for biofuel production
title_sort	Downgrading recent stimates of land available for biofuel production
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv	Fritz, Steffen See, Linda van der Velde, Marijn Nalepa, Rachel A. Perger, Christoph Schill, Christian McCallum, Ian Schepaschenko, Dimitry Kraxner, Florian Cai, Ximing Zhang, Xiao Ortner, Simone Hazarika, Rubul Cipriani, Anna Di Bella, Carlos Marcelo Rabia, Ahmed H. Garcia, Alfredo Gabriel Vakolyuk, Mar`yana Singha, Kuleswar Beget, Maria Eugenia Erasmi, Stefan Albrecht, Franziska Shaw, Brian Obersteiner, Michael
author	Fritz, Steffen
author_facet	Fritz, Steffen See, Linda van der Velde, Marijn Nalepa, Rachel A. Perger, Christoph Schill, Christian McCallum, Ian Schepaschenko, Dimitry Kraxner, Florian Cai, Ximing Zhang, Xiao Ortner, Simone Hazarika, Rubul Cipriani, Anna Di Bella, Carlos Marcelo Rabia, Ahmed H. Garcia, Alfredo Gabriel Vakolyuk, Mar`yana Singha, Kuleswar Beget, Maria Eugenia Erasmi, Stefan Albrecht, Franziska Shaw, Brian Obersteiner, Michael
author_role	author
author2	See, Linda van der Velde, Marijn Nalepa, Rachel A. Perger, Christoph Schill, Christian McCallum, Ian Schepaschenko, Dimitry Kraxner, Florian Cai, Ximing Zhang, Xiao Ortner, Simone Hazarika, Rubul Cipriani, Anna Di Bella, Carlos Marcelo Rabia, Ahmed H. Garcia, Alfredo Gabriel Vakolyuk, Mar`yana Singha, Kuleswar Beget, Maria Eugenia Erasmi, Stefan Albrecht, Franziska Shaw, Brian Obersteiner, Michael
author2_role	author author author author author author author author author author author author author author author author author author author author author author author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv	Generación de Energía Energy Generation Bioenergy Bioavailability Biofuels Land Degradation Biodisponibilidad Biocarburante Degradación de Tierras Biocombustibles Disponibilidad de la Tierra
topic	Generación de Energía Energy Generation Bioenergy Bioavailability Biofuels Land Degradation Biodisponibilidad Biocarburante Degradación de Tierras Biocombustibles Disponibilidad de la Tierra
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv	Recent estimates of additional land available for bioenergy production range from 320 to 1411 million ha. These estimates were generated from four scenarios regarding the types of land suitable for bioenergy production using coarse-resolution inputs of soil productivity, slope, climate, and land cover. In this paper, these maps of land availability were assessed using high-resolution satellite imagery. Samples from these maps were selected and crowdsourcing of Google Earth images was used to determine the type of land cover and the degree of human impact. Based on this sample, a set of rules was formulated to downward adjust the original estimates for each of the four scenarios that were previously used to generate the maps of land availability for bioenergy production. The adjusted land availability estimates range from 56 to 1035 million ha depending upon the scenario and the ruleset used when the sample is corrected for bias. Large forest areas not intended for biofuel production purposes were present in all scenarios. However, these numbers should not be considered as definitive estimates but should be used to highlight the uncertainty in attempting to quantify land availability for biofuel production when using coarse-resolution inputs with implications for further policy development. Fil: Fritz, Steffen. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria Fil: See, Linda. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria Fil: van der Velde, Marijn. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria Fil: Nalepa, Rachel A. Boston University; Estados Unidos Fil: Perger, Christoph. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria. University of Applied Sciences, Wiener; Austria Fil: Schill, Christian. University of Freiburg. Fernerkundung und Landschaftsinformationssysteme; Alemania Fil: McCallum, Ian. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria Fil: Schepaschenko, Dimitry. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria Fil: Kraxner, Florian. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria Fil: Cai, Ximing. University of Illinois at Urbana; Estados Unidos Fil: Zhang, Xiao. University of Illinois at Urbana; Estados Unidos Fil: Ortner, Simone. University of Applied Sciences; Austria Fil: Hazarika, Rubul. Gauhati University; India Fil: Cipriani, Anna. Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia. Dipartimento di Scienze delle Terra; Italia. Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University; Estados Unidos Fil: Di Bella, Carlos Marcelo. Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA). Instituto de Clima y Agua; Argentina Fil: Rabia, Ahmed H. Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II; Italia Fil: Garcia, Alfredo Gabriel. INTA; Argentina Fil: Vakolyuk, Mar`yana. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria Fil: Singha, Kuleswar. Gauhati University; India Fil: Beget, Maria Eugenia. Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA). Instituto de Clima y Agua; Argentina Fil: Erasmi, Stefan. Georg-August-Universität Göttingen; Alemania Fil: Albrecht, Franziska. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria Fil: Shaw, Brian. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria Fil: Obersteiner, Michael. Ecosystem Services and Management Program. International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis; Austria
description	Recent estimates of additional land available for bioenergy production range from 320 to 1411 million ha. These estimates were generated from four scenarios regarding the types of land suitable for bioenergy production using coarse-resolution inputs of soil productivity, slope, climate, and land cover. In this paper, these maps of land availability were assessed using high-resolution satellite imagery. Samples from these maps were selected and crowdsourcing of Google Earth images was used to determine the type of land cover and the degree of human impact. Based on this sample, a set of rules was formulated to downward adjust the original estimates for each of the four scenarios that were previously used to generate the maps of land availability for bioenergy production. The adjusted land availability estimates range from 56 to 1035 million ha depending upon the scenario and the ruleset used when the sample is corrected for bias. Large forest areas not intended for biofuel production purposes were present in all scenarios. However, these numbers should not be considered as definitive estimates but should be used to highlight the uncertainty in attempting to quantify land availability for biofuel production when using coarse-resolution inputs with implications for further policy development.
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