Franziska Mohr

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2023-2024
Publications (10 Years): 5

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Psychometric Properties

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Landscape ecology

Regional environmental change

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Publications

Franziska Mohr, Robert Pazur, Niels Debonne, Rebekka Dossche, Julian Helfenstein, Samuel Hepner, Christian Levers, Peter H Verburg, Matthias Bürgi
Exploring agricultural landscape change from the second half of the twentieth century onwards: combining aerial imagery with farmer perspectives. Landscape ecology 39 (7) (2024)
Franziska Mohr, Robert Pazur, Niels Debonne, Rebekka Dossche, Julian Helfenstein, Samuel Hepner, Christian Levers, Peter H Verburg, Matthias Bürgi
Exploring agricultural landscape change from the second half of the twentieth century onwards: combining aerial imagery with farmer perspectives. Landscape ecology 39 (7) (2024)
Franziska Mohr, Robert Pazur, Niels Debonne, Rebekka Dossche, Julian Helfenstein, Samuel Hepner, Christian Levers, Peter H Verburg, Matthias Bürgi
Exploring agricultural landscape change from the second half of the twentieth century onwards: combining aerial imagery with farmer perspectives. Landscape ecology 39 (7) (2024)
Franziska Mohr, Robert Pazur, Niels Debonne, Rebekka Dossche, Julian Helfenstein, Samuel Hepner, Christian Levers, Peter H Verburg, Matthias Bürgi
Exploring agricultural landscape change from the second half of the twentieth century onwards: combining aerial imagery with farmer perspectives. Landscape ecology 39 (7) (2024)
Franziska Mohr, Vasco Diogo, Julian Helfenstein, Niels Debonne, Thymios Dimopoulos, Wenche Dramstad, Maria García-Martín, Józef Hernik, Felix Herzog, Thanasis Kizos, Angela Lausch, Livia Lehmann, Christian Levers, Robert Pazur, Virginia Ruiz-Aragón, Rebecca Swart, Claudine Thenail, Hege Ulfeng, Peter H Verburg, Tim Williams, Anita Zarina, Matthias Bürgi
Why has farming in Europe changed? A farmers' perspective on the development since the 1960s. Regional environmental change 23 (4) (2023)