A Regional-Scale Tool for Examining The Effects of Global Change on Agro-Ecosystems: The Magec Project

P Smith; A P Whitmore; F Wechsung; M Donatelli; K Coleman; X Yin; W Cramer; J Smith; F Agostini

A Regional-Scale Tool for Examining The Effects of Global Change on Agro-Ecosystems: The Magec Project

P Smith, A P Whitmore, F Wechsung, M Donatelli, K Coleman, X Yin, W Cramer, J Smith, F Agostini

Aberdeen Centre For Environmental Sustainability

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Agro-ecosystems cover over 51% of the land area of the European Union and so form a vital component of any future prediction of global change impact at the European level. The MAGEC project (Modelling Agroecosystems under Global Environmental Change) will provide modules of soil/plant interactions in agro-ecosystems to contribute to patch ( <O.1 km) and regional scale (10-100km) modelling frameworks already under development within the EU-TERI programme.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1999
Event	GCTE FOCUS 3 Conference: Food and Forestry, Global change and global challenges - Reading, United Kingdom Duration: 20 Sep 1999 → 23 Sep 1999

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Conference	GCTE FOCUS 3 Conference: Food and Forestry, Global change and global challenges
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Reading
Period	20/09/99 → 23/09/99

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