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Hein van Gils

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ID6314486
NAMEHein van Gils
GIVEN NAMESHein
FAMILY NAMEvan Gils
SIGNATUREVAN GILS H
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Twente
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS7
AUTHOR COUNT6
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2014
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2022
H-INDEX1
  • Historical parcellation and ridge-and-furrow relics of open strip-fields in the north-west European lowlands

    Hein van Gils, Till Kasielke•ARTICLE•Landscape History•2022

    We tested to what extent ridge-and-furrow relics can be identified with airborne LiDAR imagery and analysed whether the ridge-and-furrow can provide an archive of historical parcellation dynamics in open strip-fields. Our case study area is the central-eastern Netherlands (Twente; Veluwe) and adjacent lowland Germany (Westphalia). We sampled eight mark territories containing twenty-one neighbourhoods with unurbanised open strip-fields. The sample…

  • An open strip-field system at its tipping point in the German-Dutch River Dinkel catchment. Part 2

    Hein van Gils, Andreas Mölder•ARTICLE•Landscape History•2019

    Three questions have been addressed. Firstly, where in the pre-nineteenth-century landscape did farmers hold strips, camps, meadows and shares in the commons? Secondly, did farmers each own strips and camps or were some specialised strip and others exclusively ‘camp’ farmers? Finally, can we corroborate or reject one of the alternative hypotheses: strip-field-first versus camp-first.The area of interest is the current cadastral district cum medie…

  • An open strip-field system at its tipping point in the German-Dutch River Dinkel catchment. Part 1

    Hein van Gils, Andreas Mölder•ARTICLE•Landscape History•2019

    Three questions have been addressed. Firstly, where in the pre-nineteenth-century landscape did farmers hold strips, camps, meadows and shares in the commons? Secondly, did farmers each own strips and camps or were some specialised strip and others exclusively ‘camp’ farmers? Finally, can we corroborate or reject one of the alternative hypotheses: strip-field-first versus camp-first. The area of interest is the current cadastral district cum medi…

  • Pinus mugo Krummholz Dynamics During Concomitant Change in Pastoralism and Climate in the Central Apennines

    Open Access•Li Dai, Lichun Dai et al.•ARTICLE•Mountain Research and Development•2017

    The dynamics of Pinus mugo krummholz during concomitant change in pastoral land use and climate in central Italy since the mid-20th century was investigated. Krummholz dynamics were detected using sequential aerial photography and fitted to a logistic regression model with elevation, grazing, proximity to beech forest, and proximity to krummholz as explanatory variables. Dendrochronological series were correlated with temperature and precipitatio…

  • Lessons learnt from voluntary strategic environmental assessments (SEAs) in Namibia

    Martin Hipondoka, M H T Hipondoka et al.•ARTICLE•Impact Assessment and Project…•2016

    Ten strategic environmental assessments (SEAs) were undertaken in Namibia between 2008 and 2013, although it is not yet a legal mandate. Efforts are currently underway to establish a formal instrument for SEA processes. To inform the drafting of such regulations or at the request of proponents, seven of these SEAs were reviewed using a methodology developed for the OECD-DAC and based on principles of SEA good practice. The reviews examined the pr…

  • The living commons of West Tyrol, Austria

    Open Access•Hein van Gils, Gerhard Siegl et al.•ARTICLE•Land Use Policy•2014•Cited by: 7•References: 17

  • The living commons of West Tyrol, Austria

    Open Access•Hein van Gils, Gerhard Siegl et al.•ARTICLE•Land Use Policy•2014•Cited by: 7•References: 17

  • The living commons of West Tyrol, Austria

    Open Access•Hein van Gils, Gerhard Siegl et al.•ARTICLE•Land Use Policy•2014•Cited by: 7•References: 17

  • Lessons learnt from voluntary strategic environmental assessments (SEAs) in Namibia

    Martin Hipondoka, M H T Hipondoka et al.•ARTICLE•Impact Assessment and Project…•2016

    Ten strategic environmental assessments (SEAs) were undertaken in Namibia between 2008 and 2013, although it is not yet a legal mandate. Efforts are currently underway to establish a formal instrument for SEA processes. To inform the drafting of such regulations or at the request of proponents, seven of these SEAs were reviewed using a methodology developed for the OECD-DAC and based on principles of SEA good practice. The reviews examined the pr…

  • Pinus mugo Krummholz Dynamics During Concomitant Change in Pastoralism and Climate in the Central Apennines

    Open Access•Li Dai, Lichun Dai et al.•ARTICLE•Mountain Research and Development•2017

    The dynamics of Pinus mugo krummholz during concomitant change in pastoral land use and climate in central Italy since the mid-20th century was investigated. Krummholz dynamics were detected using sequential aerial photography and fitted to a logistic regression model with elevation, grazing, proximity to beech forest, and proximity to krummholz as explanatory variables. Dendrochronological series were correlated with temperature and precipitatio…

  • An open strip-field system at its tipping point in the German-Dutch River Dinkel catchment. Part 2

    Hein van Gils, Andreas Mölder•ARTICLE•Landscape History•2019

    Three questions have been addressed. Firstly, where in the pre-nineteenth-century landscape did farmers hold strips, camps, meadows and shares in the commons? Secondly, did farmers each own strips and camps or were some specialised strip and others exclusively ‘camp’ farmers? Finally, can we corroborate or reject one of the alternative hypotheses: strip-field-first versus camp-first.The area of interest is the current cadastral district cum medie…

  • An open strip-field system at its tipping point in the German-Dutch River Dinkel catchment. Part 1

    Hein van Gils, Andreas Mölder•ARTICLE•Landscape History•2019

    Three questions have been addressed. Firstly, where in the pre-nineteenth-century landscape did farmers hold strips, camps, meadows and shares in the commons? Secondly, did farmers each own strips and camps or were some specialised strip and others exclusively ‘camp’ farmers? Finally, can we corroborate or reject one of the alternative hypotheses: strip-field-first versus camp-first. The area of interest is the current cadastral district cum medi…

  • Historical parcellation and ridge-and-furrow relics of open strip-fields in the north-west European lowlands

    Hein van Gils, Till Kasielke•ARTICLE•Landscape History•2022

    We tested to what extent ridge-and-furrow relics can be identified with airborne LiDAR imagery and analysed whether the ridge-and-furrow can provide an archive of historical parcellation dynamics in open strip-fields. Our case study area is the central-eastern Netherlands (Twente; Veluwe) and adjacent lowland Germany (Westphalia). We sampled eight mark territories containing twenty-one neighbourhoods with unurbanised open strip-fields. The sample…

Geography (6 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Cadastre (3 works) · Cartography (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Studies (2 works) · Forestry (2 works)

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