Titlebook: Expert Systems in Environmental Planning; Jeff R. Wright,Lyna L. Wiggins,T. John Kim Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1993 Envi

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Borrelia burgdorferi (Lyme-Borreliose)lems of artifact analysis both before and after excavation in land development and planning processes. The planning profession has, in general, failed to reduce the destruction of artifacts which archaeologists study, interpret, and archive even though both the intrinsic and economic benefits of pre

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Die Bronchitis und die Bronchopneumonie,as the knowledge it has in its knowledge base. The knowledge acquisition process is difficult and time consuming using technology that is currently available. Research on effective knowledge acquisition from experts, and/or knowledge aggregation among experts, may be more urgent in public sector pla

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G. Teufel,H.-A. Ladner,A. Pfleiderertic techniques of a group of expert treatment plant operators. As a step in developing the prototype, two experiments were implemented to evaluate the system’s ability to represent the participating experts’ diagnostic techniques, to appraise the system’s performance using the standards of an expert

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25659-6water sources (Government Accounting Office, 1988), and in some areas it serves as the only viable source of household water. Because of this widespread dependency, many areas in the United States and other countries (Ademoroti, 1987) have experienced a decline in the quality of groundwater used for human consumption.

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Andrologie für die gyn?kologische Praxisle, noise reduction measures in Japan have been undertaken for an area containing about 32,000 houses and institutions which are affected by Shinkansen system at a cost of about 76 billion yen (Kikuchi, 1988).

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NOISEXPT: An Expert System for Noise Control in Very Fast Train Designle, noise reduction measures in Japan have been undertaken for an area containing about 32,000 houses and institutions which are affected by Shinkansen system at a cost of about 76 billion yen (Kikuchi, 1988).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-77870-4Environmental Planning; Expert Systems; Expertensysteme; GIS; Umweltplanung; environment; landscape/region