Modelling Australian land use competition and ecosystem services with food price feedbacks at high spatial resolution

摘要: In a globalised world, land use change outlooks are influenced by both locally heterogeneous attributes and world markets. We demonstrate the importance of high resolution heterogeneity representation in understanding local impacts future global scenarios with carbon markets competition influencing food prices. A methodologically unique Australian continental model is presented bottom-up parcel scale granularity change, food, carbon, water, biodiversity ecosystem service supply determination, partial equilibrium price competition. show that feedbacks produce modest aggregate national changes. However, results amplified impact some places muted other areas relative to averages. conclude fine modelling geographic diversity produces insights not discernible approaches. modeled responses scenarios.The features novel approach very representation.To demonstrate, we how differ spatially.Modest observed for Australia.High vary from large minuscule depending on heterogeneity.