[A-HW33] [EE] Human-Natural system interactions and solutions for environmental management

Sat. May 20, 2017 5:15 PM - 6:30 PM Poster Hall (International Exhibition Hall HALL7)

Natural system, environmental quality, and anthropogenic processes have strong relationship. Environmental changes and its causes increase needs to address the consequences taking place in the structural and functional ecosystems. Much progress of anthropogenic activities has been made and significantly improves social economics. However, human system has been altering and raising burden on the natural system by converting land use and land cover, bringing up water, soil and air pollution, changing regional and global climate, and enhancing frequency of natural disasters, e.g., floods, landslides. Planners are increasingly pressured with challenges of balance between demands and developments while lessening the detrimental impact of social processes on environment. Remote sensing and GIS have proved with their advantages in providing data and tools to model and visualize spatial-temporal environmental changes and influential factors so that practical policy for environmental protection and management may be proposed.

This session seeks for papers on advancements in development of techniques and models with remote sensing and GIS to contribute environmental applications to exhibit and visualize influences of human activities on environmental changes and to improve understanding of the relationship between anthropogenic activities and natural system and climate patterns. Solutions for environmental management in short- and long-term visions are very welcome.

Subtopics:

Remote sensing and GIS for eco-environment and natural hazards

Sustainable land use and urban growth management

Environmental and resource conservation, and pollution prevention

Environmental solutions and sustainable ecological development

Factors affecting patterns of environmental degradation

Links between environmental challenges and urban-rural development

Demand supply factors and strategic planning

Change in management in dynamic environment with GIS and RS

[AHW33-P01] The possible influence of climate variability and fishing activity on the annual fishing conditions of Grey mullet (Mugil cephalus L.) in the Taiwan Strait

★Invited papers

*Ming-An Lee^1,2, Kuo-Wei Lan^1,2, Chang Ik Zhang³ (1.Department of Environmental Biology Fisheries Science, National Taiwan Ocean University, 2.Taiwan group on earth observation, 3.Pukyong National University)

[AHW33-P02] Simulated Impacts of Afforestation in East China on Climate Modulated by Ocean Variability

*Di Ma¹, bo han¹, zhaoguo li¹ (1.Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources,CAS)

[AHW33-P03] Ecological risk assessment of island exploitation based on relative risk model

*Jie Cheng¹, Miao Yu¹, Duian Lu¹, Wei Mo¹, Li Sun¹, Yonghua Tan¹ (1.Second Institute of Oceanography, SOA)

[AHW33-P04] A comparison of individual exposure, perception, and acceptable levels of PM_2.5with air pollution policy objectives in China

*Lei Huang¹ (1.State Key Laboratory of Pollution Control and Resource Reuse, School of the Environment, Nanjing University)

[AHW33-P05] Integrating remote sensing and in-situ data to delineate vulnerable groundwater recharge areas in urban cities of Taiwan

*Jung-Jun Lin^1,2,3, Yuei-An Liou^1,2, Chien-Chung Ke³, Su-Yun Chi³ (1.Graduate Institute of Space Science, National Central Univ., 2.Taiwan Group on Earth Observations, 3.Geotechnical Engineering Research Center, Sinotech Engineering Consultants, Inc.)

[AHW33-P06] Application of Ecological Suitability Assessment Method in Functional Zoning, Protection and Utilization Planning of Uninhabited Islands

*Li SUN¹, Jie CHENG¹, Wei MO¹ (1.Second Institute of Oceanography, SOA)

[AHW33-P07] Comparison of sap flux density of a tree and a palm species and their responses to changing urban environments

*Weerapong Unawong¹, Thanrada Tancharoenlarp¹, Pornwipa Aunroje¹, Pantana Tor-ngern¹ (1.Department of Environmental Science, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand)

[AHW33-P08] Comparison of stand transpiration in a palm and a tree species and its variation with weather conditions in Bangkok

*Thanrada Tancharoenlarp¹, Weerapong Unawong¹, Pornwipa Aunroje¹, Pantana Tor-ngern¹ (1.Department of Environmental Science, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand)

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