November 12, 2016

Dr. Ibon Galarraga offered a lecture at the preliminary workshop to the Side-Event on the INCCCETT Initiative 4 CB (COP22)

Dr. Ibon Galarraga offered a lecture at the preliminary workshop to the Side-Event on the INCCCETT Initiative 4 CB (COP22)
October 26, 2016

Understanding multiscale linkages in Ecosystem services assessment using ARIES Platform

Quantifying and mapping ecosystem services (ES) that reach beneficiaries provide a key to distinguishing between the potential for benefit provision and the benefits actually accrued by society. Such a spatially explicit information framework can improve the accuracy of ES valuation and expand the value of ES assessments to decision makers.
October 20, 2016

BC3ko ikerlaria den Elisa Sainz de Murietak gaur Ingurugelako irakasle eta eragileei hitzaldia eskeini die

Klima aldaketaren inguruko hitzaldia eman du gaur, Urriak 20, Elisa Sainz de Murieta BC3ko ikerlariak Durangoko Berritzegunean.Hitzaldi hau BC3-k eskeini du, Ingurugela-rekin elkarkidetzan antolatzen duen ekimenaren baitan.
October 17, 2016

BC3 Journal Article “El papel del análisis por componentes principales en la evaluación de redes de control de la calidad del aire”

Nuevo artículo publicado por BC3 del investigador Josué Polanco. El ACP es utilizado en una amplia gama de aplicaciones en el estudio de fenomenos ambientales, desde el analisis de campos meteorol ́ogicos hasta en la evaluacion de redes de control y vigilancia de la calidad del aire (RCVCA). Hoy por hoy, es posible encontrar una buena cantidad de publicaciones en ingles sobre este último tipo de aplicaciones, pero hay una carencia de informacion en castellano.
October 14, 2016

Modeling the effects of urban expansion on natural capital stocks and ecosystem service flows: A case study in the Puget Sound, Washington, USA

This recent BC3 Journal Article authored by Ferdinando Villa examined the effects of two alternative land use-change development scenarios in the Puget Sound region of Washington State on natural capital stocks and ES flows. Land-use change model outputs served as inputs to five ES models developed using the Artificial Intelligence for Ecosystem Services (ARIES) platform.
October 6, 2016

Biophysical Characterization of Protected Areas Globally through Optimized Image Segmentation and Classification

BC3 just published its new Journal Article co-authored by Javier Martinez-Lopez. Protected areas (PAs) need to be assessed systematically according to biodiversity values and threats in order to support decision-making processes. For this, PAs can be characterized according to their species, ecosystems and threats, but such information is often difficult to access and usually not comparable across regions.
September 30, 2016

V Workshop de Análisis Input-Output

El V Workshop de Análisis Input-Output. Este workshop fue organizado conjuntamente por la Sociedad Hispanoamericana de Análisis Input-Output (SHAIO), BC3, Low Carbon Programme y la Universidad del País Vasco.
September 26, 2016

Regional effects of alternative climate change and management scenarios on timber production, economic profitability, and carbon stocks in Norway spruce forests in Finland

In this news Journal Article of BC3 authored by Ane Zubizarreta, we studied regional effects of alternative climate change and management scenarios on timber production, its economic profitability (net present value (NPV), with 2% interest rate), and carbon stocks over a 90 year simulation period in Norway spruce
September 22, 2016

Contribution of Photodegradation to Litter Decomposition in Semiarid Mediterranean Grasslands Depends on its Interaction with Local Humidity Conditions, Litter Quality and Position

This new BC3 Journal Article look at how UV radiation interacts with prevailing climatic conditions and litter quality to determine leaf litter decompositionas it is fundamental for understanding soil carbon cycling pathways and ecosystem functioning in drylands. We carried out a field manipulative experiment to investigate how litter quality (labile and nitrogen-rich Retama sphaerocarpa vs. recalcitrant and nitrogen-poor Stipa tenacissima), position (on the ground vs. standing) and different UV radiation levels (UV pass vs. UV block) affect litter decomposition rates at two semiarid Mediterranean steppes.