Elamisvõime
Elamisvõime, often translated as "habitability" or "livability," refers to the capacity of an environment to support life. This concept is applied across various fields, from biology and ecology to urban planning and disaster management. In ecology, elamisvõime describes the suitability of a habitat for a particular species, considering factors such as the availability of food, water, shelter, and suitable breeding conditions. A habitat with high elamisvõime can sustain a larger population of a species than one with low elamisvõime.
In urban planning and social sciences, elamisvõime relates to the quality of life in a city or
The assessment of elamisvõime often involves a combination of objective measurements and subjective perceptions. For instance,