Titlebook: Landscape Analysis and Visualisation; Spatial Models for N Christopher Pettit (Dr.),William Cartwright (Prof. Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Ber

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Placing People at the Centre of Landscape Assessmentapacity to consider cultural values and economic variables..This chapter provides a review of three conceptual frameworks used to identify indicators and to guide an integrated assessment of socioecological processes. A case study approach is used to apply the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA) framework to two Victorian landscapes.

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Improving the Use of Science in Evidencebased Policy: Some Victorian Experiences in Natural Resourceate more effectively with policy are most successful when project leaders pursue personal networks and exposure through mechanisms such as policy advisory committees. Research projects are also more likely to have policy influence when they provide a web presence that is easily located using commonly used search engines such as Google.

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The Social Landscapes of Rural Victoriantensifying land use and those where agriculture is on a trajectory towards less intense land use. The two factors are used tocreate five ‘social landscapes’ each with a divergent trajectory of rural restructuring.

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Reading between the Lines: Knowledge for Natural Resource Managementhe question at hand? Specific tools and approaches have various data, information and knowledge requirements. In this chapter the concept of the knowledge hierarchy (Ackoff 1989) is used to explain the dimensions of modelling and planning. This hierarchy is important as it provides a sound theoretic