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|a Sistema de Bibliotecas del Tecnológico de Costa Rica
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|a Landscape Analysis and Visualisation
|b Spatial Models for Natural Resource Management and Planning /
|c edited by Christopher Pettit, William Cartwright, Ian Bishop, Kim Lowell, David Pullar, David Duncan.
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|a Berlin, Heidelberg :
|b Springer Berlin Heidelberg :
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|a XXXII, 614 p.
|b online resource.
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|a Lecture Notes in Geoinformation and Cartography,
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|a Understanding Landscapes through Knowledge Management Frameworks, Spatial Models, Decision Support Tools and Visualisation -- Natural Resource Knowledge Management Frameworks and Tools -- Reading between the Lines: Knowledge for Natural Resource Management -- Improving the Use of Science in Evidencebased Policy: Some Victorian Experiences in Natural Resource Management -- The Catchment Analysis Tool: Demonstrating the Benefits of Interconnected Biophysical Models -- The Application of a Simple Spatial Multi-Criteria Analysis Shell to Natural Resource Management Decision Making -- Platform for Environmental Modelling Support: a Grid Cell Data Infrastructure for Modellers -- Integrating the Ecology of Landscapes into Landscape Analysis and Visualisation -- Looking at Landscapes for Biodiversity: Whose View Will Do? -- Native Vegetation Condition: Site to Regional Assessments -- Towards Adaptive Management of Native Vegetation in Regional Landscapes -- Revegetation and the Significance of Timelags in Provision of Habitat Resources for Birds -- The Application of Genetic Markers to Landscape Management -- Scenario Analysis with Performance Indicators: a Case Study for Forest Linkage Restoration -- Socioeconomic Dimensions to Landscapes -- Strategic Spatial Governance: Deriving Social–Ecological Frameworks for Managing Landscapes and Regions -- Placing People at the Centre of Landscape Assessment -- The Social Landscapes of Rural Victoria -- A Decision Aiding System for Predicting People‘s Scenario Preferences -- Land Use Change and Scenario Modelling -- Mapping and Modelling Land Use Change: an Application of the SLEUTH Model -- Uncertainty in Landscape Models: Sources, Impacts and Decision Making -- Assessing Water Quality Impacts of Community Defined Land Use Change Scenarios for the Douglas Shire, Far North Queensland -- Analysing Landscape Futures for Dryland Agricultural Areas: a Case Study in the Lower Murray Region of Southern Australia -- Applying the What If? Planning Support System for Better Understanding Urban Fringe Growth -- Landscape Visualisation -- Understanding Place and Agreeing Purpose: the Role of Virtual Worlds -- Geographic Landscape Visualisation in Planning Adaptation to Climate Change in Victoria, Australia -- Visualising Alternative Futures -- Virtual Globes: the Next GIS? -- A Virtual Knowledge World for Natural Resource Management -- Computer Games for Interacting with a Rural Landscape -- Automated Generation of Enhanced Virtual Environments for Collaborative Decision Making Via a Live Link to GIS -- Land Use Decision Making in a Virtual Environment.
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|a Geographical information systems.
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|a Earth sciences.
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|a Geographical Information Systems/Cartography.
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|a Earth Sciences, general.
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|a Pettit, Christopher.
|e editor.
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|a Cartwright, William.
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|a Bishop, Ian.
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|a Lowell, Kim.
|e editor.
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|a Pullar, David.
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|a Duncan, David.
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|a SpringerLink (Online service)
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|u https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-69168-6
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