Coupling socioeconomic and lake systems for sustainability: a conceptual analysis using Lake St. Clair region as a case study.
作者： Georgia Mavrommati , Melissa M. Baustian , Erin A. Dreelin
DOI: 10.1007/S13280-013-0432-4
关键词: Stakeholder 、 Tourism 、 Socioeconomic status 、 Environmental resource management 、 Causal loop diagram 、 Geography 、 Land use 、 Ecosystem services 、 Sustainability 、 Hydrology 、 Dynamic models
摘要: Applying sustainability at an operational level requires understanding the linkages between socioeconomic and natural systems. We identified in a case study of Lake St. Clair (LSC) region, part Laurentian Great Lakes system. Our research phases included: (1) investigating revising existing coupled human systems frameworks to develop framework for this study; (2) testing refining by hosting 1-day stakeholder workshop (3) creating causal loop diagram (CLD) illustrate relationships among systems’ key components. With assistance, we four interrelated pathways that include water use discharge, land use, tourism shipping impact ecological condition LSC. The interrelationships are further illustrated CLD with several feedback loops. suggest holistic approach can be applied other studies inspire development dynamic models capable informing decision making sustainability. Electronic supplementary material The online version article (doi:10.1007/s13280-013-0432-4) contains material, which is available authorized users.
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