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General
HABITAT is spatial analysis tool to support the development of management plans. The tool is especially designed for ecological assessment to analyse the availability and quality of habitats for individual or groups of species, but it is also usefull for other spatial analysis where grid operations are needed like flood risk maps or damages to agriculture or urban areas in case of floods and droughts. HABITAT is developed by WL Delft Hydraulics and Ministry of Transport, Public works and Water management. HABITATs current developer is Deltares
. HABITAT has been built around PCRaster
, a software package responsible for making the map-calculations and incorporated in the user interface of DelftShell
Sections
The Ecological and Damage toolbox include factsheets on effect relations for ecological impact and damage assessment. Recent version of HABITAT can be obtained at Downloads, as well as articles and project descriptions. Tutorials, demos and user manual can be found at the Manual section. For sharing your knowledge rules look at the HABITAT Community. If you have questions or problems see the Support section.
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[ To acquire the HABITAT software send a request by email to the helpdesk.
For Deltares colleagues: look in the p-drive of HABITAT -> development under software
first acquire the HABITAT software
Download the [tutorial|^Tutorial HABITAT extern.pdf]
[Input maps exercise 1|^Data_Exercise1.zip]
[Input maps exercise 2|^Data_Exercise2.zip]
[Input maps exercise 3|^Data_Exercise3.zip]
Articles
Wolfshaar, KEvd, Winter, ACRd, Straatsma, MW, Brink, NGMvd & Leeuw, JJd. 2009. Estimating spawning habitat availability in flooded areas of the river Waal, the Netherlands. River Research and Applications. DOI 10.1002/rra.1306 Download
Haasnoot M., K. van de Wolfshaar. (2009) Combining a conceptual framework and a spatial analysis tool, HABITAT, to support the implementation of river basin management plans. Intl. J. River Basin Management Vol. 7, No. 4 (2009), pp. 295-311 Download
Haasnoot, M, J.S. Verkade, K.M de Bruijn (2009). HABITAT as spatial analysis tool for ecological impact and damage assessment. Download
Baptist et al. (2006) Flood detention, nature development and water quality along the lowland river Sava, Croatia. Download
Haasnoot et al. (2004) Impact of climate change and anticipating flood management strategy on floodplain ecosystems of the River Rhine, The Netherlands. Ecohydraulics conference Madrid. Download
Haasnoot, M. & D.T. van der Molen (2003). Impact of climate change on ecotopes of the rivers Rhine and Meuse. Lowland River Rehabilitation Conference, Wageningen , PAYS-BAS (29/09/2003) Archiv für Hydrobiologie. Supplementband. Large rivers (Arch. Hydrobiol., Suppl.bd., Large rivers) 2005, vol. 15, no 1-4 (1 p.1/4), pp. 53-61 Download
Duel et al. (1995) Habitat evaluation procedure as a tool for ecological rehabilitation of wetlands in the Netherlands Download
Project descriptions
Seizoensgebonden Peilen in het IJsselmeergebied Projectsheet Seizoensgebonden peilen IJsselmeergebied.doc
Ontwikkeling populatie Gewone Zeehond Projectsheet Gewone Zeehond.doc
Reports
Van de Lee, G., H.F.P. van den Boogaard, W.E. Penning (2001). Achtergronddocument voor aanvulling van het habitatinstrument: 1. Flexibilisering invoer; 2. Onzekerheidsanalyse; 3. Validatie. WL rapport Q3433 Download
Haasnoot et al (2005) Seizoensgebonden Peilen in het IJsselmeergbied Download
Van de Wolfshaar en Haasnoot (2007). Toetsing response curves HABITAT Dowload
Haasnoot, M., V. Harezlak, M. Maarse, K. Meijer, M. Dionisio Pires en R. van Buren (2009) Naar een toekomstbestendig ecologisch systeem in het Markermeer en IJmeer Download
Harezlak, V. en M. Maarse (2010), Verkenning van effecten van peilstijging op de natuur in het IJsselmeer Download
Presentations
HABITAT presentation at GreenWeek 2010 Download
HABITAT presentatie Chili hydroinformatics conference
HABITAT description Workshop TBES Markermeer
HABITAT als toetsingsinstrument, Presentatie voor Regionale directies, oktober 2006
Impact of climate change and anticipating flood management strategy on floodplain ecosystems of the River Rhine, The Netherlands, Ecohydraulics conference Madrid, september 2004 habitat cfr ecohydraulics conference 2004.ppt
HABITAT, presentatie bij workshop ecohydrologische modellen, juni 2005, [Download|^HABITAT-haasnoot.ppt] Meer informatie over project, Download rapport workshop ecohydrologische modellen
Flood detention and nature development in the lowland river Sava, Lonjsko Polje, Croatia. Intecol Conference, Utrecht, 2004. Download
Cursus Inleiding Habitatmodellen voor RWS, september 2004 Download
Support
FAQ's on HABITAT
For other questions send a message to the helpdesk.
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De ontwikkeling van Habitat is mede tot stand gekomen door Delft Cluster en Rijkswaterstaat.