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Fig. 1. Location map of Central Mindanao University. 
Fig. 3. Carbon stock map CMU (2015). 
Table 3 . Carbon stock of each LULC (in tonnes).
Modeling the spatial pattern of carbon stock in Central Mindanao University using inVEST tool
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April 2017

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Journal of Biodiversity and Environmental Sciences

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Francis Nino W. Mindana

This study was primarily intented to model the spatial pattern of carbon stock in Central Mindanao University (CMU) campus. Thirty-three (33) land use/land cover (LULC) types were delineated in the study area. The carbon stored in each LULC type were determined using relevant secondary information generated from both local and international researches. The mapping of carbon across CMU's landscape was done using In Vest tool and ArcMap version 10.1. Results have shown that carbon stored varies within different LULC types. With a land area of 3,080.82 hectares, CMU currently stores an estimated 234,380 tonnes of carbon. The LULC type with rich vegetation had higher amount of carbon stored on a per hectare basis. Natural forest obtained the largest carbon stored with 41,455.10 tonnes (209 tonnes C/ha) which comprise 17.69% of the total carbon stock in the area. It was therefore identified as the potential area for the Reduction of Emission from Deforestation and Degradation Program (REDD+) and other related activities.

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... However, the result is comparable to the C sequestered and stored in a mixed multistorey agro-forest system (35.16 tC ha -1 ) [13], grassland (59 tC ha -1 ) [26], and pasture land (61 tC ha -1 ) [26] in central Mindanao. The difference in the C storage capacity of beach forest to its upland and marine counterparts can be attributed to the wide range of physical variability, including the vegetation diversity, density, and land-use pattern. ...

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Economic Value of the Carbon Storage Service of Beach Forests along Iligan Bay, Mindanao, Philippines
Modeling the spatial pattern of carbon stock in Central Mindanao University using inVEST tool

Journal of Biodiversity and Environmental Sciences