Data requirements
Data requirements
Chapter 7 offers an overview of the main types of data, data sources, and data generation techniques for NBS monitoring and impact assessment. After familiarising you with common data terminology and definitions (Section 7.1), we review the types of data associated with NBS monitoring and assessment (Sections 7.2–7.7), their use for indicator assessment (Section 7.8) and baseline construction (Section 7.9), and the principal aspects determining the quality of analysis (Section 7.10). Concepts are illustrated through examples and complemented with potential data sources. Finally, we reflect on data sharing, 280 data exchange, data management and dissemination of data gathered (Section 7.11).
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Nature-based solutions
Nature-based solutions
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