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DOCU IN GA 1 Apart from environme Life Cycle AL. (2007). In the softw version in and subse (LBP), De Science) a According and incorp Ero Me Phy Gro Bio These land the LANCA the respec methods c The values software a representa system. T environme 1 Country-spe parameters (2003); TYN “distance to UMENT A BI INTRODU m the class ental issue is Assessme . ware and d 2010. The equent work pt. Life Cy and PE Inter to BAITZ (2 porate them osion Resist echanical Fi ysicochemic oundwater R otic Product d use indica A ® tool (Lan ctive land u an be found s calculated and aggreg ative for the Thus, land ental impact ecific input da s of humus co N CY 1.1 data o groundwater A TION UCTION sical impac s widely co ent (LCA) c database sy methodolog k, that was c ycle Engine rnational Gm 2002), a set into the sof tance, ltration, cal Filtration Replenishm ion. ators are c nd Use Ind use types ( d in BECK, B d according gated over e entire life use can evaluation ata for the too ontent, skeleta a set for preci r”, a default va OF LA ct categorie nsidered to community ystem GaB gy behind is carried out eering (GaB mbH (cp. B of indicato ftware. The n, ment, alculated fo icator Calcu (cp.Table 2 BOS, WITTST g to these m the proce cycle of ma be conside . ol has been d al content, dec pitation, summ alue (0.8-10m) AND US es like GW o be very im (cp. for ex i land use s based on at the Univ Bi; former ECK, BOS, W ors has bee ese are: or several la ulation Too 2 - Table 8 TOCK ET AL. methods are ess chain any of the a ered as an derived from t clination, and mer precipitati ) is used. SE IND WP, AP, EP mportant and xample LIND parameters the disserta versity of St Institute fo WITTSTOCK n defined to and intensiv l) based on 8). A detail (2010). e then integ to form en aggregated n additiona the ISRIC dat effective catio ion and evapo DICATO P, POCP e d constantly DEIJER (200 s are integr ation of Ma tuttgart, Cha r Polymer ET AL. 2010 o model lan ve process n country-sp ed descript grated in th nvironmenta processes al aspect in abase (ISRIC on exchange c otranspiration. ORS VA etc., land y gains atte 00), MILÀ I rated, starti artin Baitz (B air of Buildi Testing an 0). nd use aspe es with the pecific inpu tion of the he GaBi dat al indicator in the GaB n LCA to C WISE 2002) capacity and f For the input Page 1 / 22 ALUES use as an ention in the CANALS ET ng with the BAITZ 2002) ing Physics nd Polymer ects in LCA e support of t data 1 and underlying tabase and rs that are Bi database extend its ) for the input from MITCHELL t parameter of 2 S n e T e ) s r A f d g d e e s t L f

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DOCUIN GA

1

Apart fromenvironmeLife Cycle AL. (2007).

In the softwversion in and subse(LBP), DeScience) a

According and incorp

Ero

Me

Phy

Gro

Bio

These landthe LANCAthe respecmethods c

The valuessoftware arepresentasystem. Tenvironme

1 Country-speparameters(2003); TYN“distance to

UMENTABI

INTRODU

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Assessme.

ware and d2010. The

equent workpt. Life Cy

and PE Inter

to BAITZ (2porate them

osion Resist

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d use indicaA® tool (Lanctive land uan be found

s calculatedand aggregative for theThus, land ental impact

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ATION

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sical impacs widely co

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of indicatoftware. The

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ment,

alculated foicator Calcu(cp.Table 2BOS, WITTST

g to these mthe proce

cycle of mabe conside.

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AND US

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(cp. for ex

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Bi; former ECK, BOS, W

ors has beeese are:

or several laulation Too2 - Table 8TOCK ET AL.

methods areess chain any of the aered as an

derived from tclination, and mer precipitati) is used.

SE IND

WP, AP, EPmportant andxample LIND

parametersthe disserta

versity of StInstitute fo

WITTSTOCK

n defined to

and intensivl) based on

8). A detail (2010).

e then integto form enaggregated n additiona

the ISRIC dateffective catioion and evapo

DICATO

P, POCP ed constantlyDEIJER (200

s are integration of Matuttgart, Char Polymer ET AL. 2010

o model lan

ve processn country-sped descript

grated in thnvironmenta

processes al aspect in

abase (ISRICon exchange cotranspiration.

ORS VA

etc., land y gains atte00), MILÀ I

rated, startiartin Baitz (Bair of BuildiTesting an

0).

nd use aspe

es with thepecific inpution of the

he GaBi datal indicator in the GaBn LCA to

C WISE 2002)capacity and f For the input

Page 1 / 22

ALUES

use as anention in the

CANALS ET

ng with theBAITZ 2002)ing Physicsnd Polymer

ects in LCA

e support oft data1 andunderlying

tabase andrs that areBi database

extend its

) for the inputfrom MITCHELL

t parameter of

2

S

n e T

e ) s r

A

f d g

d e e s

t L

f

For the caland use tythe land (occupationsame land follows:

Occupatio

Transform

The resultishown in T

Table 1: In

Indicator

Erosion Re

Mechanica

Physicoch

Filtration

Groundwa

Replenishm

Biotic Prod

Positive oc

Eroocc

Meby t

2 kg dry mass

lculation of ypes of the (t4) (cp. BE

n phase is a use type. F

on indicato

mation indic

ing units of Table 1.

ndicator un

esistance

al Filtration

emical

ater

ment

duction

ccupation in

osion Resiscurring soil e

echanical Fithe product

s

indicator valand before

ECK, BOS, Wa static situaFor each ind

or value = (Q

ctor value

qualities, tr

nits

Quality

[kg/(ha*

[cm/d]

[cmol/kg

[mm/a]

[kg2/(m²

ndicator valu

tance (exprerosion due

ltration: amtion of one f

alues, indice transformaWITTSTOCK

ation; consedicator, occ

Q(t4, ref)-Q(t

= (Q(t4)-Q(t

ransformatio

y unit

*a)]

gsoil]

²*a)]

ues can be

ressed by ke to the effe

mount of wafunctional u

cator qualitieation (t1) du

ET AL. 20equently, focupation and

t2,3))*area u

t1))*area us

on and occ

Tran

indic

[kg/a

[cm*

[(cmo

[(mm

[kg/a

interpreted

kg of erosioects caused

ater that couunit.

es Q have turing use (t210). At this

or all procesd transform

used*time

sed

upation ind

nsformation

cator unit

a]

m²/d]

ol*m²)/ kgsoil]

m*m²)/a]

a]

as follows:

on): kg of s by the prod

uld not be f

to be calcuand t3), an

s stage it sses calculaation in gen

of occupat

icator value

O

un

[k

[c

[(c

[m

[k

oil eroded iduction of o

filtered due

lated for thd after regeis assume

ated, t2 and neral are ca

tion

es as used

Occupation

nit

kg]

cm*m²]

cmol*m²*a )/

mm*m²]

kg]

in addition one function

e to the effe

Page 2 / 22

e state andeneration ofd, that thet3 have the

alculated as

in GaBi are

indicator

kgsoil]

to naturallynal unit.

ects caused

2

d f e e s

e

y

d

Phyeffe

Groto t

Biopro

Positive tra

Eroin tran

Meregcau

Phyfolloimp

Grotimtran

Bioregcau

Negative in

According

ysicochemicects caused

oundwater Rthe effects c

otic Productoduction of o

ansformatio

osion Resistthe time fonsformation

echanical Fgarded landused by the

ysicochemicowing the pacts cause

oundwater e followingnsformation

otic Producgarded land used by the

ndicator val

to BAITZ (20

cal Filtratiod by the pro

Replenishmcaused by t

tion: amouone function

on indicator

tance: kg oollowing then impacts ca

iltration: am use per da production

cal Filtratioregarded la

ed by the pr

Replenishm the regard

n impacts ca

tion: amouuse per ye

production

ues show t

002), the re

n: amount oduction of o

ment: amounhe producti

nt of biomnal unit.

values (per

f soil erodee regardedaused by th

mount of way on the u of one func

n: amount and use onoduction of

ment: amouded land usaused by th

unt of biomear on the u of one func

he respectiv

eference situ

of cations tone function

nt of grounion of one fu

ass not pr

rmanent im

ed in additiod land use he productio

water that cused land dctional unit.

of cations n the used f one functio

nt of grounse per yea

he productio

mass that iused land dctional unit.

ve positive

uation tref is

that could nnal unit.

dwater, whunctional un

roduced du

pacts) can

on to naturaon the us

on of one fu

cannot be fue to the p

that cannoland, due

onal unit.

ndwater, whar on the uon of one fu

s not produe to the p

impacts.

assumed t

not be fixed

ich could nnit.

e to the e

be interpret

lly occurringsed land dnctional uni

filtered in termanent tr

t be fixed tto the perm

hich cannot sed land, dnctional uni

duced in thermanent t

o be the sa

d to the soil

ot be reple

effects caus

ted as follow

g soil erosiodue to the it.

the time foransformati

to the soil manent tran

be replenisdue to the it.

he time fotransformati

ame as the s

Page 3 / 22

due to the

nished due

sed by the

ws:

on per yearpermanent

llowing theion impacts

in the timensformation

shed in thepermanent

llowing theion impacts

situation t4.

2

e

e

e

r t

e s

e n

e t

e s

2

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Agr

Bau

Cop

Har

Iron

Lig

Ore

Table 2 - Tt1-t4, respeto the pregeographicbasis of geagreed, thathe use phvegetation

For the agfact that th“used” for afterwardsaddresses

Table 2: L

Co

B

Ca

Fr

Ge

GABI DO

lowing procmented in thi

ricultural pro

uxite

pper

rd coal

n Ore

nite

e

Table 8 shoectively tref . edominant lcal maps. Teographical at a primaryhase again. types.

ricultural prhe farmland

hundreds s again. As this issue.

Land use ty

ountry

Brazil

anada

rance

ermany

OCUMENT

cess groupsis report:

ocesses

ow for the dThe land u

land use tyThe situation

maps showy rain fores It was said

rocesses, nis used a loof years. T a further

ypes for ag

Farml

surf

Farml

surf

Farml

surf

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TATION

s, land use

different couuse types foype in the ns t4 respecwing the natt used as ad that the a

o transformong time foThat meanresearch n

ricultural p

t1

and (no com

face vegetati

and (no com

face vegetat

and (no com

face vegetati

and (no com

indicator va

untries and or t1 were c

area wherctively tref wetural vegeta

a mining arearea is stron

mation indicar farming in

ns it was oeed there

processes

mplete

on)

Fa

mplete

tion

Fa

mplete

on)

Fa

mplete Fa

alues have

process tyhosen in dire the landere also choation in the ea cannot bngly disturb

ator values n contrary tooften farmlahas to be

t2, t3

armland (no

surface vege

armland (no

surface vege

armland (no

surface vege

armland (no

been imple

pes the lanscussions w

d occupatioosen in expspecific are

become a pbed and can

are calculao a mining aand before found an a

complete

etation)

complete

etation)

complete

etation)

complete

emented into

nd use typeswith expertson takes plpert discussea. For exarimary rain n host only

ated. This isarea. Farmlthe specif

allocation m

t4, t

Tropical s

Wood: Co

woodl

Wood: M

woodl

Wood: M

Page 4 / 22

o GaBi and

s regardings accordinglace out of

sions on themple it wasforest after

y secondary

s due to theand can beic use and

method that

tref

savannah

oniferous

ands

ixed tree

ands

ixed tree

2

d

g g f

e s r y

e e d t

Co

Ma

Th

United

Am

NOTE:

Table 3: L

Co

Au

B

Table 4: L

Cou

Arg

Aus

C

Indo

Sw

Table 5: L

Co

ountry

alaysia

hailand

d States of

merica

“Wood” in

“Forest” in

artificially

Land use ty

ountry

ustralia

Brazil

Land use ty

untry

entina

stralia

Chile

onesia

weden

Land use ty

ountry

surf

Wood

Wood

Farml

surf

this docume

n this docum

ypes for Ba

Wo

wood

Wood

ypes for Co

Tempe

Tempe

Se

Wood:

R

Forest: C

ypes for Ha

t1

face vegetati

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

and (no com

face vegetat

ent is defined

ment is defin

auxite extra

t1

ood: Deciduo

dlands, unspe

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

opper extra

t1

rate savanna

rate savanna

emi-desert

(Sub-) tropic

Rainforest

Coniferous fo

ard coal ext

t1

on)

pical Fa

pical Fa

mplete

tion

Fa

d to be natur

ned to be ar

action sites

ous

ecific

pical

action sites

ah

ah

cal

orest

traction sit

t2, t3

surface vege

armland (no

surface vege

armland (no

surface vege

armland (no

surface vege

ral, non proc

rtificially plan

s

t2, t3

Mining a

Mining a

s

t2, t3

Mining area

Mining area

Mining area

Mining area

Mining area

tes

t2, t3

etation)

complete

etation)

complete

etation)

complete

etation)

essed and n

nted wood d

area

area

Fallo

t4, t

woodl

Wood: (Sub

Rainfo

Wood: (Sub

Rainfo

Wood: M

woodl

naturally grow

deemed to b

t4, t

Forest s

Fallow gro

surface ve

t4, tref

Semi-des

Semi-des

Semi-des

ow ground (n

vegetatio

Tundra

t4, t

Page 5 / 22

tref

ands

b-) tropical

orest

b-) tropical

orest

ixed tree

ands

wn woodland

e processed

tref

steppe

ound (no

egetation)

f

sert

sert

sert

no surface

on)

a

tref

2

d

d

Co

A

B

C

Co

Ind

M

M

New

Ph

Russia

Sou

Unite

United Sta

ountry

Australia

Bosnia

Brazil

Canada

Chile

China

olombia

India

donesia

Italy

Korea

Malaysia

Mexico

w Zealand

hilippines

n Federation

Spain

uth Africa

ed Kingdom

ates of Amer

Wo

wood

M

Wood

Wo

Gras

Gras

Wood

Wo

Wood

Forest

Wood

Wood

S

Wo

Wood

n Wo

Gras

Temp

Farml

surf

rica Wo

t1

ood: Deciduo

dlands, unspe

oorland, law

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

ood: Conifero

woodlands

ssland, mead

ssland, mead

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

ood: Monsoo

woodlands

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

: Mixed tree

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

Semi-desert

ood: Mixed tr

woodlands

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

ood: Conifero

woodlands

ssland, mead

perate savan

and (no com

face vegetati

ood: Deciduo

ous

ecific

wn

pical

ous

dow

dow

pical

on

pical

forest

pical

pical

ree

pical

ous

dow

nnah

mplete

on)

ous

t2, t3

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

t4, t

Forest s

Moorlan

Fallow gro

surface ve

Moorlan

Moorlan

Fallow gro

surface ve

Fallow gro

surface ve

Moorlan

Fallow gro

surface ve

Moorlan

Non continu

influence

Fallow gro

surface ve

Semi-d

Moorlan

Fallow gro

surface ve

Forest: Co

fore

Moorlan

Semi-d

Moorlan

Moorlan

Page 6 / 22

tref

steppe

d, lawn

ound (no

egetation)

d, lawn

d, lawn

ound (no

egetation)

ound (no

egetation)

d, lawn

ound (no

egetation)

d, lawn

uous urban

ed area

ound (no

egetation)

desert

d, lawn

ound (no

egetation)

oniferous

est

d, lawn

desert

d, lawn

d, lawn

2

Co

Ve

Vi

Table 6: L

Co

Au

B

Ca

Table 7: L

Co

A

Au

B

Bu

Ca

Czech

Fr

Germa

Germa

Ge

Germany

ountry

enezuela

iet Nam

Land use ty

ountry

ustralia

Brazil

anada

Land use ty

ountry

ustria

ustralia

osnia

ulgaria

anada

h Republic

rance

ny: Lausitz

ny: Middle-

ermany

y: Rhineland

wood

Wood

Wood

ypes for Iro

S

Wood

Wo

ypes for Lig

Forest

Wo

wood

M

Forest

Farml

surf

Farml

surf

Forest

Forest

Farml

surf

d Farml

t1

dlands, unspe

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

on ore extra

t1

Semi-desert

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

ood: Conifero

woodlands

gnite extrac

t1

: Coniferous

ood: Deciduo

dlands, unspe

oorland, law

: Coniferous

and (no com

face vegetati

and (no com

face vegetati

: Coniferous

: Coniferous

and (no com

face vegetati

and (no com

ecific

pical

pical

action sites

pical

ous

ction sites

forest

ous

ecific

wn

forest

mplete

on)

mplete

on)

forest

forest

mplete

on)

mplete

t2, t3

Mining a

Mining a

s

t2, t3

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

t2, t3

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

t4, t

Fallow gro

surface ve

Fallow gro

surface ve

t4, t

Semi-d

Fallow gro

surface ve

Tun

t4, t

Moorlan

Forest s

Moorlan

Moorlan

Moorlan

Moorlan

Moorlan

Moorlan

Moorlan

Moorlan

Page 7 / 22

tref

ound (no

egetation)

ound (no

egetation)

tref

desert

ound (no

egetation)

dra

tref

d, lawn

steppe

d, lawn

d, lawn

d, lawn

d, lawn

d, lawn

d, lawn

d, lawn

d, lawn

2

Co

G

Hu

I

Mac

Ma

P

Ro

Russian

Slo

Slo

S

Th

T

United

Am

Yug

Table 8: L

Co

Au

Au

Au

Au

ountry

reece

ungary

ndia

cedonia

alaysia

oland

omania

n Federation

ovakia

ovenia

Spain

hailand

urkey

d States of

merica

goslavia

Land use ty

ountry

ustralia

ustralia

ustralia

ustralia

surf

F

Forest

Wo

M

Wood

Forest

Perma

little su

Perma

little su

M

M

Gras

Wo

F

Wo

wood

M

ypes for Or

O

ZnPb

Titan

sand b

5

Titan

Zircon

t1

face vegetati

Forest steppe

: Coniferous

ood: Monsoo

woodlands

oorland, law

d: (Sub-) trop

Rainforest

: Coniferous

anent crops (

urface veget

anent crops (

urface veget

oorland, law

oorland, law

ssland, mead

ood: Monsoo

woodlands

Forest steppe

ood: Deciduo

dlands, unspe

oorland, law

e extractio

Ore

bCd-ore

ium-ore,

basis, TiO2

50%

nium-ore

nium sand

on)

e

forest

on

wn

pical

forest

(field,

tation)

(field,

tation)

wn

wn

dow

on

e

ous

ecific

wn

on sites

Temperat

Temperat

Temperat

Temperat

t2, t3

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

t1

te savannah

te savannah

te savannah

te savannah

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

area

t2, t3

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

t4, t

Semi-d

Moorlan

Moorlan

Moorlan

Fallow gro

surface ve

Moorlan

Moorlan

Moorlan

Moorlan

Moorlan

Moorlan

Fallow gro

surface ve

Semi-d

Moorlan

Moorlan

area Sem

area Sem

area Sem

area Sem

Page 8 / 22

tref

desert

d, lawn

d, lawn

d, lawn

ound (no

egetation)

d, lawn

d, lawn

d, lawn

d, lawn

d, lawn

d, lawn

ound (no

egetation)

desert

d, lawn

d, lawn

t4, tref

mi-desert

mi-desert

mi-desert

mi-desert

2

Co

B

Ca

Ca

C

C

C

Ge

Ge

Ge

Ind

No

Sout

Sout

Sout

Sw

United

Am

ountry

Brazil

anada

anada

Chile

China

China

ermany

ermany

ermany

donesia

orway

th Africa

th Africa

th Africa

weden

d States of

merica

O

Chrom

Nic

Zn/C

Co

molybd

Do

CaM

Rare-ea

-

Colem

Na

Agg

Coars

extr

Quar

(silic

Ti

Quar

(silic

Antimo

Manga

Silicon

Lead-

Moly

Ore

mium ore

kel ore

Cu-ore

opper-

denum ore

lomite

Mg[CO3]2

arth metals

iron

manite-ore

atural

regate/

se-gravel

raction

rtz sand

ca sand)

n ore

rtz sand

ca sand)

ony / gold

anese ore

n dioxide

-zinc ore

bdenum

Wood: (S

Rain

Wood: C

wood

Wood: C

wood

Semi

Grasslan

Grasslan

Farmland (

surface v

Farmland (

surface v

Farmland (

surface v

Wood: (S

Rain

Forest: C

fo

Temperat

Temperat

Temperat

Forest: C

fo

Wood: D

woodlands

t1

ub-) tropical

nforest

Coniferous

dlands

Coniferous

dlands

i-desert

d, meadow

d, meadow

(no complete

vegetation)

(no complete

vegetation)

(no complete

vegetation)

ub-) tropical

nforest

Coniferous

orest

te savannah

te savannah

te savannah

Coniferous

orest

Deciduous

s, unspecific

t2, t3

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

e Mining a

e Mining a

e Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

Mining a

area Fallo

(no

veg

area T

area T

area Sem

area Fallo

(no

veg

area Fallo

(no

veg

area Moor

area Moor

area Moor

area Fallo

(no

veg

area T

area Sem

area Sem

area Sem

area T

area Moor

Page 9 / 22

t4, tref

ow ground

o surface

getation)

Tundra

Tundra

mi-desert

ow ground

o surface

getation)

ow ground

o surface

getation)

rland, lawn

rland, lawn

rland, lawn

ow ground

o surface

getation)

Tundra

mi-desert

mi-desert

mi-desert

Tundra

rland, lawn

2

Co

United

Am

United

Am

Table 9 tocountries aprocesses hectare is

Table 9: L

Co

B

Ca

Fr

Ge

Ge

Ge

Ge

Ge

Ma

Th

Th

United

Am

United

Am

ountry

d States of

merica

d States of

merica

o Table 13 as well as tis calculategiven and t

Land use pr

ountry

Brazil

anada

rance

ermany

ermany

ermany

ermany

ermany

alaysia

hailand

hailand

d States of

merica

d States of

merica

O

Phosp

m

Rare-ea

show the rthe data soed using theherefore the

roductivity

Wi

Win

Win

Oil

Na

plantat

Na

plantati

Ore

phate rock

mine

arth metals

respective ources the ve GaBi mode used m² p

y Agricultur

Crop

Sisal

Canola

Flax

Hemp seed

Hemp straw

inter rapesee

nter wheat, co

ter wheat str

palm-plantat

atural Rubbe

ion(latex)per

atural Rubbe

on(seed) pe

Corn

Soja

Wood: D

woodlands

Wood: D

woodlands

land use pvalues are gdels for the per kg crop

re

ed

orn

raw

tion

er

rennial

er

rennial

t1

Deciduous

s, unspecific

Deciduous

s, unspecific

productivitygathered frorespective can be calc

Land use [crop]

2,37E-0

6,06E+

1,46E+

2,50E+

8,00E-0

2,50E+

1,08E+

5,54E-0

5,09E-0

2,90E+

8,06E-0

8,50E-0

4,05E+

t2, t3

Mining a

Mining a

in m²/kg pom. The inpcrops. Therculated.

[m2/kg ]

01

00

00

00

01

00

00

02

01

00

01

01

00

area Moor

area Moor

roduct in thput for the re, the crop

Refer

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

PE INTERN

Page 10 / 22

t4, tref

rland, lawn

rland, lawn

he differentagricultural

p output per

ence

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

NATIONAL

2

t l r

Table 10:

Co

Au

B

The valuesthey are mcontent va

Table 11:

Co

Arg

Au

C

Ind

Sw

Land use p

ountry

ustralia

Brazil

s for the lanmultiplied wi

ries depend

Land use p

ountry

gentina

ustralia

Chile

donesia

weden

productivit

nd use in m²th the respding on the

productivit

ty Bauxite

Product

Bauxite

Bauxite

²/kg for copective metalocation of

ty Copper

Product

Copper

Copper

Copper

Copper

Copper

pper were taal contentsthe mine.

Land use [bauxit

1,85E-0

1,30E-0

aken from thof the diffe

Land use [coppe

1,36E-0

1,36E-0

1,36E-0

1,46E-0

1,21E-0

[m2/kg te]

04

04

he indicatedrent kinds o

[m2/kg er]

02

02

02

02

02

Refer

MORI (

MORI (

d sources. Aof copper. T

Refer

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

Page 11 / 22

ence

1998)

1998)

AdditionallyThe copper

ence

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2005),

A (2007)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2005),

A (2007)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2005),

A (2007)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2005),

A (2007)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2005),

A (2007)

2

y r

Table 12:

Co

A

B

C

Co

Ind

M

M

New

Ph

Russia

Sou

Unite

United Sta

Ve

Vi

Land use p

ountry

Australia

Bosnia

Brazil

Canada

Chile

China

olombia

India

donesia

Italy

Korea

Malaysia

Mexico

w Zealand

hilippines

n Federation

Spain

uth Africa

ed Kingdom

ates of Amer

enezuela

iet Nam

productivit

n

rica

ty Hard Coa

Product

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

Hard Coal

al

Land use [hard co

1,30E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,30E-0

1,50E-0

1,20E-0

1,50E-0

1,40E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

2,90E-0

1,70E-0

1,50E-0

1,20E-0

[m2/kg oal]

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

Refer

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

Page 12 / 22

ence

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

2

Table 13:

Co

A

C

Table 14:

Co

A

Au

B

Bu

Ca

Czech

Fr

Germa

Germa

Ge

Germany

G

Land use p

ountry

Australia

Brazil

Canada

Land use p

ountry

ustria

ustralia

osnia

ulgaria

anada

h Republic

rance

ny: Lausitz

ny: Middle-

ermany

y: Rhineland

reece

productivit

productivit

d

ty Iron Ore

Product

Iron Ore

Iron Ore

Iron Ore

ty Lignite

Product

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Land use [iron or

9,21E-0

9,21E-0

9,21E-0

Land use [lignite

1,50E-0

1,30E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,30E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

[m2/kg re]

04

04

04

[m2/kg e]

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

Refer

BILLITON (

BILLITON

RIO TINTO

RIO TINTO

BILLITON (

BILLITON

RIO TINTO

RIO TINTO

BILLITON (

BILLITON

RIO TINTO

RIO TINTO

Refer

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

Page 13 / 22

ence

(2006B),

(2007B)

O (2006)

O (2008)

(2006B),

(2007B)

O (2006)

O (2008)

(2006B),

(2007B)

O (2006)

O (2008)

ence

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

2

Co

Hu

I

Mac

Ma

P

Ru

Russian

Slo

Slo

S

Th

T

United

Am

Yug

The valuesthey are mvary depen

Table 15:

Co

Au

Au

ountry

ungary

ndia

cedonia

alaysia

oland

umania

n Federation

ovakia

ovenia

Spain

hailand

urkey

d States of

merica

goslavia

s for the lamultiplied wnding on the

Land use p

ountry

ustralia

ustralia

nd use in mith the respe locations

productivit

Titaniu

Product

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

Lignite

m²/kg for opective metof the mine

ty Ore

Product

ZnPbCd-ore

um-ore, sand

TiO2 50%

re were taktal contents

es.

e

d basis,

Land use [lignite

1,50E-0

1,40E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,50E-0

1,70E-0

1,50E-0

ken from ths of the diff

Land use ore]

4,46E-

2,43E-

[m2/kg e]

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

04

he indicatedferent kinds

[m2/kg

03

02

Refer

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

WEYER

d sources. As of ore. Th

Refer

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

Page 14 / 22

ence

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

(2001)

Additionallyhe contents

ence

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

2

y s

Co

Au

Au

B

Ca

Ca

C

C

C

ountry

ustralia

ustralia

Brazil

anada

anada

Chile

Chile

China

Z

C

Coppe

Dolo

Product

Titanium-ore

irconium san

Chromium or

Nickel ore

Zn/Cu-ore

er- molybden

Copper ore

mite CaMg[C

e

nd

re

um ore

CO3]2

Land use ore]

4,62E-

4,05E-

2,14E-

3,89E-

3,24E-

1,60E-

1,55E-

1,58E-

[m2/kg

02

02

02

03

03

02

02

04

Refer

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

Page 15 / 22

ence

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

2

Co

C

Ge

Ge

Ge

Ind

No

Sou

Sou

ountry

China

ermany

ermany

ermany

donesia

orway

th Africa

th Africa

Rare-

C

Nat

Coars

Quartz

Quartz

A

M

Product

earth metals

Colemanite-or

tural Aggrega

e-gravel extr

z sand (silica

Tin ore

z sand (silica

ntimony / go

Manganese o

s - iron

re

ate/

raction

a sand)

a sand)

old

re

Land use ore]

1,90E-

1,58E-

1,58E-

1,58E-

3,50E-

1,58E-

1,85E-

2,09E-

[m2/kg

02

04

04

04

02

04

02

02

Refer

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

Page 16 / 22

ence

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

2

Co

Sou

Sw

United

Am

United

Am

United

Am

ountry

th Africa

weden

d States of

merica

d States of

merica

d States of

merica

S

L

Phos

Ra

Product

Silicon dioxid

Lead-zinc ore

Molybdenum

sphate rock m

are-earth met

de

e

m

mine

tals

Land use ore]

1,58E-

3,69E-

1,02E-

1,21E-

4,13E-

[m2/kg

04

02

04

02

03

Refer

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

BILLITON

BILLITON

XSTRATA

XSTRATA

Page 17 / 22

ence

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

(2006A),

(2007A),

A (2007),

A (2005)

2

3

In the exaResistancethe extractscaled to 1

Figure 1:

Transformafollowing fo

(Q(t4)-Q(t1)

Figure 1 slignite in Svalues arelignite an ayear in thethe transfobetween thfor the landis a moor3

the two situ

EXAMPL

ample, rese (Transfortion of 1 t of1 kg, can be

Erosion Rlignite in

ation examormula:

))*area used

hows the ESpain comp positive, wamount of 0e time followormation. Inhe lignite exd use types landscapeuations are

0,0

2,0

4,0

6,0

8,0

1,0

1,2

1,4

1,6

[kg/a]

LE

ults and remation) andf lignite in Se found in th

ResistanceSpain and

mines the pe

d.

Erosion Resared to the

which means0.0023 kg swing the reg Malaysia txtraction im

s in the situae that repres not as grav

3 not repres

00E+00

00E‐03

00E‐03

00E‐03

00E‐03

00E‐02

20E‐02

40E‐02

60E‐02

E

espective id Biotic Pro

Spain and 1he GaBi dat

transformMalaysia

ermanent im

sistance trae indicator vs there is a oil is additio

garded landhis amount

mpacts in Spation t1 and sents fallowve as for M

senting hill or

Lignite S

rosion R

interpretatiooduction (O t of lignite tabase.

mation indi

mpacts cau

ansformationvalues for t negative imonally erode use on the

t sums up topain and Mt4. In Spain

w land with Malaysia: Th

r raised moo

Spain

Resistan

on approacOccupation)in Malaysia

cator valu

used by a la

n indicator he extractiompact on thed to the na

e used land o 0.0143 kg

Malaysia is dn the land usome vegeere, the lan

rs, but deple

Lig

nce (Tra

ches are p). Indicator a. The respe

es for the

and use. It

values for ton of 1 t lige environmaturally occdue to the

g. The reasodue to the dse type for

etation. Thend use type

eted land.

gnite Malaysia

nsform

presented fvalues are

ective indica

e extraction

is calculate

the extractignite in Malment. In Spacurring soil

permanenton for the ddifferent lant1 is grassla

e quality diff for t1 is (su

a

mation)

Page 18 / 22

for Erosione shown forator values,

n of 1 t of

ed with the

on of 1 t ofaysia. Both

ain for 1 t oferosion pert impacts ofdiscrepancynd qualitiesand, for t4 itferences ofub-) tropical

2

n r ,

f

e

f h f r f y s t f l

rainforest Concerninglower one.lignite in S

Figure 2:

Occupationaccording

Occupation

So the stat

Figure 2 shSpain compositive, th

The extracamount ontypes for tmining aremoorland, regeneratiostill have hBiotic Prodlignite in M

and for t4 g impact fa Therefore,pain.

Biotic ProdSpain and

n examinesto the follow

n indicator v

te after the

hows the Bmpared to thhat means t

ction of 1 t nly sums upthe situationea does nofor Malaysion potentiahigher qualiduction for 1

Malaysia.

0,0

1,0

2,0

3,0

4,0

5,0

6,0

7,0

8,0

[kg]

it is fallowactors for er, the differe

duction ocd Malaysia

s the direcwing formula

value = (Q(t

regeneratio

Biotic Produhe indicator here are ne

lignite in Sp to 0.0136 kns t4 and t2

ot have gooa it is fallowl of the landity paramet1 t lignite in

00E+00

00E‐02

00E‐02

00E‐02

00E‐02

00E‐02

00E‐02

00E‐02

00E‐02

w ground, rosion, rainfence betwee

ccupation i

ct impacts a:

t4, ref)-Q(t2,3

on of the lan

ction occupvalues for t

egative envi

pain avoidskg. The rea

2,3. The situod land quaw ground red in Spain iters than w Spain are

Lignite S

Biotic

representinforest doesen the two

ndicator va

a land use

))*area use

nd is compa

pation indicathe extractiironmental i

s the producason is agaiuation in t2,3

ality paramepresenting is higher thasteland, ahigher than

Spain

c Produ

ng a wastes have a ve

qualities is

alues for t

e has durin

d*time of oc

ared with th

ator valueson of 1 t ligimpacts.

ction of 0.0n mainly to

3 is for botheters. For Swasteland, an the Mala

and subsequn the indica

Lig

ction (O

eland with ery high lans bigger tha

he extracti

ng its use

ccupation.

e state duri

for the pronite in Mala

691 kg biombe found in

h sites miniSpain the smeaning th

aysia one. Suently the itor values f

gnite Malaysia

Occupat

very few d quality, w

an for the e

ion of 1 t o

time. It is

ng land use

duction of 1aysia. Both

mass; in Mn the differeing area. Osituation in hat in the exSo the mooindicator vafor the extra

a

tion)

Page 19 / 22

vegetation.wasteland axtraction of

of lignite in

calculated

e.

1 t lignite ingraphs are

alaysia thisent land useObviously, a

t4 again isxample, theorland doesalues of theaction of 1 t

2

. a f

n

d

n e

s e a s e s e t

4

With the inpossible toinformationwhole proc

However, alimitations

Lan

Entgatthe

Alloand

Still the baproducts ouses, indicThis proce

In conclusdetermine tool and dperiodically

DISCUSS

ntegration oo examine an producedcess chain.

as this is thto be ment

nd use infor

try data is thered. Mor

ese values a

ocation of td is subject

ackground on a countrycator valuesedure allows

sion, the lathe main co

due to incry updated to

SION AND

of consistenand to quan refers to l

he first incluioned:

rmation is o

often derivre site specare often dif

ransformatito further re

data providy scale. Fos can be cas for a detai

nd use datontributors reasing dato ensure up

D OUTLOO

nt land use ntify the effeland quality

sion of suc

nly included

ved from dcific values fficult to obt

on effects esearch.

des valuabler the compaalculated usled compar

tabase in Gto land useta availabilip-to-datene

OK

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