Visual representation of the separation of Dutch commons according to the number of regulatory activities pertaining to different types of shared resources.
The first three principal components accounted for 79% of the total variance. According to eigenvectors ( S2 Table ) large positive values on Prin 1 reflect high importance of topsoil, housing, subsoil and unspecified resources; large positive values on Prin 2 reflect high importance of animals and vegetation resources; and large values on Prin 3 reflect high importance on borders and infrastructure. Key to Common IDs (15 = Mark Geesteren, Mander en Vasse, 113 = Mark Berkum, 149 = Mark het Gooi, 179 = Mark Exel, 231 = Dunsborger Hattemer mark, 251 = Mark Coevorden, 380 = Mark Bestmen, 395 = Ma... Mehr ...
The first three principal components accounted for 79% of the total variance. According to eigenvectors ( S2 Table ) large positive values on Prin 1 reflect high importance of topsoil, housing, subsoil and unspecified resources; large positive values on Prin 2 reflect high importance of animals and vegetation resources; and large values on Prin 3 reflect high importance on borders and infrastructure. Key to Common IDs (15 = Mark Geesteren, Mander en Vasse, 113 = Mark Berkum, 149 = Mark het Gooi, 179 = Mark Exel, 231 = Dunsborger Hattemer mark, 251 = Mark Coevorden, 380 = Mark Bestmen, 395 = Mark Rozengaarde, 440 = Mark Raalterwold.