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 <h1 class="unnumbered">About this book</h1>
-<p>This online navigatable book serves as the material for the course with the same name - Land in the Earth System. It is written by Prof.&nbsp;<a href="https://geco-group.org/author/benjamin-stocker/">Benjamin Stocker</a>, Institute of Geography, University of Bern.</p>
+<p>This online navigable book serves as the material for the course with the same name - Land in the Earth System. It is written by Prof.&nbsp;<a href="https://geco-group.org/author/benjamin-stocker/">Benjamin Stocker</a>, Institute of Geography, University of Bern.</p>
 <p>This book introduces processes of the terrestrial biosphere and how they drive Earth system dynamics. The course starts with identifying general patterns in vegetation, carbon, and water fluxes and stocks, and connects them with underlying principles, governing controls, and quantitative frameworks for their description and prediction. A special focus will be put on introducing the role of terrestrial biosphere in driving and being driven by climate change and global environmental change.</p>
 <p>The book covers a diverse thematic ground - as diverse as the processes of the biosphere. Topics range from biogeography, the global carbon cycle, land-climate interactions, ecohydrology, to Earth system dynamics.</p>
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+<!-- From Zwyssig MSc thesis: land cover is defined as the (bio)physical attributes of the surface of the Earth, e.g., degree of vegetation cover (Burkhard and Maes, 2017), and land use is defined as the human purpose or activities applied to these attributes, e.g., agriculture or recreation (Burkhard and Maes, 2017). Land cover often is derived using remote sensing (Nedd et al., 2021). Land use, however, cannot be derived directly from satellite images (Messerli et al., 2009). Land use/land cover change describes the temporal dynamics of land uses and land covers in the landscape (Lambin et al., 2001) -->
 
 
 

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