This research aims at a hydro-ecological characterisation of an area of more than 800 ha N of Leuven. In hydrologically autonomic areas an assessment is made of the actual and a more natural hydrological situation. This enables to determine the actual situation in terms of groundwater levels, inundation dynamics and vegetation. A similar exercise is done for a desired situation. Additionally the feasibility, the persistence, the necessary measures and the implications on the current land use are evaluated. The project is integrated within a GIS-environment.
ecohydrology, gis, groundwater, inundation dynamics, nature conservation, vegetatin development
Belgium {Geographical scope}
Inland Waters {Habitat type}
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Hermy, Martin | promotor |
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Division Forest, Nature and Landscape Research | unknown |
created:2011-12-14 14:18:59 UTC, source:iweto