Advanced analysis of spatial multi-functionality to determine regional potentials for renewable energies

In: Schrenk, M.; Popovich, V.V.; Engelke, D.; Elisei, P.: REAL CORP 2009, Proceedings/Tagungsband. Sitges, Spain, 22-25 April 2009. PDF
The integration of new structural elements into our environment contributes to ongoing changes in landscape and urban systems coming along with a loss of natural resources and many heritage values, and dramatic consequences for human livelihoods and biodiversity. In this paper we present a concept to take into account landscape multi-functionality to determine regional potentials for a diverse mix of renewable energy schemes as basis for a pro-active regional development.