Alpine Habitat Diversity
(HABITALP)
Start date: Oct 31, 2002,
End date: Oct 30, 2006
PROJECT
FINISHED
The European Network NATURA 2000 demands the long term surveillance of natural habitats. As established in Berchtesgaden National Park, aerial photographs provide replicable and standardized methods for landscape surveillance on a scale of 1:10.000.Main objective of the project is to develop a transnational spatial database, which supports the analysis of alpine landscape, its structures, diversity and long term changes, particularly for NATURA 2000 habitats.The project activities comprise the surface covering census of landscape structures for protected areas throughout the alpine space, the delimitation of landscape structures by a common interpretation code and the compilation of census results in a transnational database. Integration of additional and more differentiated local data on special subjects into the common database will be possible. Analysis of landscape diversity and surveillance of habitat changes will contribute to a coordinate alpine planning and management.
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Coordinator
- Doktorberg 6, 83471 Berchtesgaden, Germany Berchtesgaden (Germany)
10 Partners Participants
- 84 Route du Viéran, 74370 Pringy, France Pringy (France)
- Via Cesare Battisti, 21, 39100 Bolzano Province of Bolzano-Bozen, Italy Bozen / Bolzano (Italy)
- Via Roma, 26, 23032 Bormio Sondrio, Italy Bormio (Italy)
- Kirchplatz 2, 9971 Matrei in Osttirol, Austria Matrei in Osttirol (Austria)
- 135 Rue du Docteur Julliand, 73000 Chambéry, France Chambery Cedex (France)
- Domaine de Charance, 05000 Gap, France Gap (France)
- Chasa dal Parc / Nationalparkhaus, 7530 Zernez, Switzerland Zernez (Switzerland)
- Frazione Fabbrica, 11020 Champdepraz Aosta, Italy Champdepraz (Italy)
- Piazza Angelo e Luciano Zancanaro, 1, 32032 Feltre Belluno, Italy Feltre (BL) (Italy)
- Via della Rocca, 47, 10123 Turin, Italy Torino (Italy)