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| Table of contents 1. Understanding Landscapes through Knowledge Management Frameworks, Spatial Models, Decision Support Tools and Visualisation Christopher Pettit, William Cartwright, Ian Bishop, Kim Lowell, David Pullar, David Duncan Part 1. Natural Resource Knowledge Management Frameworks and Tools 2. Reading between the Lines: Knowledge for Natural Resource Management Richard MacEwan 3. Improving the Use of Science in Evidencebased Policy: Some Victorian Experiences in Natural Resource Management Kimberley J Dripps, Martin Bluml 4. The Catchment Analysis Tool: Demonstrating the Benefits of Interconnected Biophysical Models Anna Weeks, Brendan Christy, Kim Lowell, Craig Beverly 5. The Application of a Simple Spatial Multi-Criteria Analysis Shell to Natural Resource Management Decision Making Robert G Lesslie, Michael J Hill, Patricia Hill, Hamish P Cresswell, Steve Dawson 6. Tai Chan, Craig Beverly, Sam Ebert, Nichola Garnett, Adam Lewis, Christopher Pettit, Medhavy Thankappan, Stephen Williams Part 2. Integrating the Ecology of Landscapes into Landscape Analysis and Visualisation 7. Looking at Landscapes for Biodiversity: Whose View Will Do? F Patrick Smith 8. Native Vegetation Condition: Site to Regional Assessments Andre Zerger, Philip Gibbons, Julian Seddon, Garth Warren, Mike Austin, Paul Ryan 9. Towards Adaptive Management of Native Vegetation in Regional Landscapes David H Duncan, Brendan A Wintle 10. Revegetation and the Significance of Timelags in Provision of Habitat Resources for Birds Peter A Vesk, Ralph Mac Nally, James R Thomson, Gregory Horrocks 11. The Application of Genetic Markers to Landscape Management Paul Sunnucks, Andrea C Taylor 12. Scenario Analysis with Performance Indicators: a Case Study for Forest Linkage Restoration David V Pullar, David Lamb Part 3. Socioeconomic Dimensions to Landscapes 13. Strategic Spatial Governance: Deriving Social–Ecological Frameworks for Managing Landscapes and Regions David J Brunckhorst, Ian Reeve, Phil Morley, Karl Bock 14. Placing People at the Centre of Landscape Assessment Patricia J Fitzsimons, Donald Cherry 15. The Social Landscapes of Rural Victoria Neil Barr 16. A Decision Aiding System for Predicting People‘s Scenario Preferences Ray Wyatt Part 4. Land Use Change and Scenario Modelling 17. Mapping and Modelling Land Use Change: an Application of the SLEUTH Model Keith C Clarke 18. Uncertainty in Landscape Models: Sources, Impacts and Decision Making Kim E Lowell 19. Assessing Water Quality Impacts of Community Defined Land Use Change Scenarios for the Douglas Shire, Far North Queensland Iris Bohnet, Jon Brodie, Rebecca Bartley 20. Analysing Landscape Futures for Dryland Agricultural Areas: a Case Study in the Lower Murray Region of Southern Australia Brett A Bryan, Neville D Crossman, Darran King 21. Applying the Christopher Pettit, Jessica Keysers, Ian Bishop, Richard Klosterman Part 5. Landscape Visualisation 22. Understanding Place and Agreeing Purpose: the Role of Virtual Worlds Ian D Bishop 23. Geographic Landscape Visualisation in Planning Adaptation to Climate Change in Victoria, Australia Ian Mansergh, Alex Lau, Rod Anderson 24. Visualising Alternative Futures William Cartwright 25. Virtual Globes: the Next GIS? Jean-Philippe Aurambout, Christopher Pettit, Hayden Lewis 26. A Virtual Knowledge World for Natural Resource Management Christopher Pettit, Yingxin Wu 27. Computer Games for Interacting with a Rural Landscape Brian Quinn, William Cartwright 28. Automated Generation of Enhanced Virtual Environments for Collaborative Decision Making Via a Live Link to GIS Tao Chen, Christian Stock, Ian Bishop, Christopher Pettit 29. Land Use Decision Making in a Virtual Environment Lucy Kennedy, Ian D Bishop DRM-restrictions Printing: not available Clipboard copying: not available | ||||||||||||||||||
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