Titlebook: Environmental Modeling with Stakeholders; Theory, Methods, and Steven Gray,Michael Paolisso,Stefan Gray Book 2017 Springer International Pu

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Values in Participatory Modeling: Theory and Practice Specifically, we outline best practices for modelers seeking to engage in the process, identify trade-offs in evaluating model results, and present a call for future research to explicitly incorporate values in the process.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-25053-3collaborative decision making; environmental modeling; participatory modeling; resource management; stru

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51803-5 unrecognized implicit, cognitive knowledge and values embedded in the participatory modeling process that affect outcomes (models and decisions derived from models); (2) social, material, and technological dynamics in the participatory modeling process that create meaning and shape understanding, a

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Crossover Part II. B) Two phase region,nd replicable method used to understand complex problems. A hallmark of SDM is the explicit incorporation of values and science, which often includes participation from multiple stakeholders, helping to garner trust and ultimately result in a decision that is more likely to be implemented. The core

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Transparent Government Operations to assure that science conducted to assist practitioners improves resource management. More specifically, it describes a case involving environmental science and natural resource management at Fort Benning, a United States (US) Army installation in the southeastern US where disparate environmental

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