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2019 Status: Researchgate Profile: Tsogtsaikhan Battsengel since Aug 2017: University of Calgary | HBI · Department of Geography Bachelor of Science
2019 Paper: Making space: Putting landscape‐level mitigation into practice in Mongolia
2015 Conference Paper: " Impacts of Implementing and Planning Development, Mining and Infrastructure in Dornogobi"
* Presenter: Tsogtsaikhan Battsengel, The Nature Conservancy, Mongolia
"Mongolian Gobi is a habitat for many migratory species such as khulan (wild ass), Mongolian gazelle, black tailed gazelle, argali and ibex. These wild animal habitats are heavily threatened by human impacts. Migratory species movement depends on grazing and biomass and devoid of human impact. This maps shows human less threatened areas for species. In the example below, I have modeled 4 main factors of human impact such as mining, human settlements, infrastructure and herder density. Each human impact factor has different impact distance and weight on animal habitat. These were calculated for each factor using Moving Window. In order
