Yield increases mediated by pollination and carbon payments can offset restoration costs in coffee landscapes
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This dataset and code can be used to reproduce results from the article with the same title
The scripts to generate the farm-level scenarios and the regional-level scenarios are as following:
- farm-level = optimization_scenarios.R
- regional-level = optimization_scenarios_rl.R
The properties boundaries and APP limits for the municipalities considered in this study can be obtained from the adress:
The list of municipalities is located at the file "list_mun.csv" within the tables folder.
The raster with land-use and land-cover classes is classified as follows:
- class 0: all other uses;
- class 1: natural vegetation;
- class 2: coffee;
The estimated yield per property is at the yield_estimation.csv file. Each property (n=507) is identified with an unique ID. The dataframe contains:
- the predicted yield in coffee bags/ha (predictec_coffee_bags);
- yield in USD/ha (yield_USD_future); the difference in yield bewteen the future scenarios and the baseline scenario (diff_USD);
- the net present value of the difference between the future scenarios and the baseline (npv_yield_USD_future)
The script "merging_scen_land_use.R" was used to combine the restoration scenarios generated by the optimization model with the baseline land-use and land-cover;
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- Is derived from
- Other: https://github.com/franciscodalbertas/When-do-benefits-from-ecosystem-restoration-offset-costs- (URL)
- Is part of
- Publication: 10.1016/j.oneear.2023.11.007 (DOI)