Developing knowledge and tools for climate change mitigation and adaptation with multifunctional urban green infrastructure – kick-off symposium of the multidisciplinary project “Maximizing the carbon sequestration in urban trees (CliMax)”
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https://doi.org/10.5073/JfK.2023.01-02.09Keywords:
urban green, climate mitigation, decision-support toolAbstract
The interdisciplinary research project CliMax is a cooperation between the Julius Kühn-Institute and the Technische Universität Braunschweig. It provides information on the status quo of the contribution of urban green spaces to carbon sequestration and aims for the development of decision-support tools for maximizing the climate effectiveness of urban green. Considering the multifunctionality of urban green spaces, such tools must incorporate many effects of urban green space into a decision matrix and thereby support the integration of the climate mitigation aspects in planting or maintenance decisions. On the occasion of the kick-off meeting, we report here on our plans for the project.
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