Der Beitrag der Landwirtschaft zur Umsetzung des ÖVS am Beispiel der Agrarstrukturellen Entwicklungsplanung "Biotopverbund Saale"

Die agrarstrukturelle Entwicklungsplanung dient nach dem Gesetz über die Gemeinschaftsaufgabe "Verbesserung der Agrarstruktur und des Küstenschutzes" als Vorplanung zur Entwicklung und Umsetzung einer integrierten Landentwicklung. Mit ihrer Hilfe können a) Konfliktbereiche, Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten und Entscheidungsbedarf für ein Bodenmanagement in ländlichen Räumen aufgezeigt, b) gebietsspezifische Leitbilder und Landnutzungskonzeptionen für den Planungsraum entwickelt, c) Handlungskonzepte und Umsetzungsstrategien erarbeitet und d) der Einsatz entsprechender Landentwicklungsinstrumente für konkrete Maßnahmen vorgeschlagen werden. Die Ergebnisse dieses Planungsprozesses werden in regelmäßigen Abständen mit der planungsbegleitenden Arbeitsgruppe abgestimmt. Diese planungsbegleitende Arbeitsgruppe wird aus Vertretern der beteiligten Kommunen, der zuständigen Behörden und interessierten Verbänden gebildet

Transforming nova into an electric vehicle leader: strategic electrification and insights into team dynamics in a simulated business environment

Over three weeks of immersive simulation, Nova's strategic journey in the electric vehicle industry was meticulously mapped out. The simulation explored the company’s shift towards sustainable practices, with carefully crafted strategies developed for key departments, including strategy, finance, and operations. The Business in Practice (BiP) experience highlighted the importance of interdepartmental synergy and cooperation, crucial for enhancing value creation and revitalizing Nova’s product portfolio. This experience reinforced professional skills and fostered significant personal growth, providing a robust foundation for navigating future challenges

Ice Islands: Evidence from North Greenland

Contains discussion of eight air photographs (from the Danish Geodetic Institute) of three regions of northern Greenland: (1) Sherard Osborn and Victoria Fjords on the north coast; (2) Kronprins Christians Land and Independence Fjord on northwest coast; and (3) east coast 78 degrees-80 degrees North. The glacial ice shown in some areas is similar in appearance to the Ellesmere Ice Shelf, and it is suggested that in the recent geologic past, the same icecap covered both areas. Land ice has since disappeared leaving a relic fringing the coast which may break away only when sea ice around it moves out. The Ellesmere coast retains more fringing ice than does the North Greenland coast

InSAR observations of ice elevation and velocity fluctuations at the Flade Isblink ice cap, eastern North Greenland

The 8500 km(2) Flade Isblink ice cap (FIIC) (81 degrees 15'N, 15 degrees 0'W) is the largest ice cap in Greenland. We use repeat-pass interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) techniques to investigate the form and flow of the FIIC. European Remote Sensing satellite (ERS-1 and ERS-2) data acquired in winter 1996 were used to form a 100 m resolution digital elevation model (DEM), which we constrained using Ice Cloud and Elevation satellite (ICESat) laser altimeter elevation measurements from 2007. This InSAR DEM was used to isolate the phase due to motion from seven ERS-tandem (1 day) pairs of SAR scenes acquired between 15 August 1995 and 7 February 1996, to produce one wintertime and two summertime velocity maps. Five of the eight major outlet glaciers draining the FIIC are marine terminating, and two terminate at a lake margin. A maximum ice velocity of 581 m yr(-1) was observed in mid-August 1995. Six of the eight major outlet glaciers exhibit seasonal velocity variations between late summer and winter, and flow speeds vary by up to 20% over a 10 day period in August 1995. Our findings show that while marine terminating glaciers flow faster than land terminating glaciers, there is no simple relationship between glacier type and seasonality of ice motion.</p

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