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A sample of influence areas mapped using various GIS layers that delineate natural or legal boundaries. The layers are in order from large-to small-scale influence areas.

A sample of influence areas mapped using various GIS layers that delineate natural or legal boundaries. The layers are in order from large-to small-scale influence areas.

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... the layers presented here are a sample of possible influence areas. Table 7 arranges influence areas from large to small, and presents different boundary types (natural/legal) for the evaluation of adaptation measures. Table 2, first and last entries) ...