Planning is a form of interaction between social, economic, environmental, political,
organizational, and institutional elements that undergo different processes. Planning is …

The quantitative identification and trade-off/synergy analysis of land use functions (LUFs)
form the foundation of territory spatial planning and management. However, the application …

The quantitative identification of land use functions (LUFs) forms the basis of land use
planning and management. Based on the widely recognized “ecological-production-living” …

Research and development agencies, as well as policy makers and agri-food enterprises,
need reliable data to support informed decisions that can improve the sustainability of …

The choice between different forest management practices is a crucial step in short, medium,
and long-term decision making in forestry and when setting up measures to support a …

The development and survival or disappearance of civilizations has been based on the
performance of soils to provide food, fibre, and further essential goods for humans. Amongst …

Context The provision of multiple ecosystem services (ES) within a landscape is commonly
referred to as landscape multifunctionality. Modifying landscapes to increase …

Understanding the relationships among multiple land use functions (LUFs) and their
influencing factors is conducive to optimizing land spatial patterns and promoting land use …

We examine the advantages and disadvantages of a methodological framework designed to
analyze the poorly understood relationships between the ecosystem properties of large …

In the last decade efforts have been carried out by the scientific community aimed at building
integrated frameworks to support the decision-making process when sustainability issues …