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  • The future of ecological evaluation for land use planning: the case of Belgium
  • Aménagement régional ; Belgique ; Ecologie ; Evaluation du paysage ; Géographie de l'Europe ; Utilisation du sol
  • Supplement and up-to-date extension to earlier papers on ecological evaluation for planning purposes. Scientific, strategic and political objections against ecological evaluation in its present shape are discussed. Recent Belgian developments.
  • Analysis of some representative geomorphosites in the Bucegi Mountains: between scientific evaluation and tourist perception
  • Analyse statistique ; Carpates ; Evaluation du paysage ; Géomorphosite ; Montagne ; Paysage ; Perception ; Potentiel touristique ; Questionnaire ; Roumanie
  • Carpathian Mountains ; Geomorphosite ; Landscape ; Landscape evaluation ; Mountain ; Perception ; Questionnaire ; Romania ; Statistical analysis ; Tourism potential
  • Geomorphosites are landforms that have acquired, in time, a certain value (scientific, cultural, aesthetic, ecological and/or economic). This article presents a statistical analysis of the results obtained during an evaluation of geomorphosites
  • , including their associated value in the minds of tourists. The AA. selected, catalogued and evaluated the best-known geomorphosites in the Bucegi Mountains without making it their goal to map them. Tourists' opinions were assessed by questionnaire
  • Wissenschaftliche Aktivitäten der Wasserwirtschaftsdirektion Küste zur Erkundung der Küstenprozesse und zur Vorbereitung von Schutzmassnahmen. (Scientific activities of the Water Management Board Küste for evaluation of coastal processes
  • Starting form the tasks of Water Management Board Küste the conception is given for scientific-technical works of investigations aiming at the evaluating fundamentals of coastal protection in the southern Baltic. The espired knowledges shall make
  • of Mecklenburg). The evaluation of the play of natural forces may obtain significance beyond the original purpose of the works.
  • evaluation to mathematical analyses. Out ot these 6fields 43items of particular scientific interest were chosen and presented in this publication. (AIS).
  • The digest has been written to acquaint the readers with the kind of scientific research presently carried out by the Institute. The scope of present research ranges from water management, water quality, soil technology, land use planning, economic
  • Evaluation de la qualification scientifique et de la performance scientifique sous l’aspect sociogéographique, à partir de l’expérience internationale
  • Bibliographic analysis ; Citation ; Europe ; Professional qualification ; Scientific publication ; Social geography ; United States of America
  • of scientific qualification and the evaluation of scientific performance in different countries from social geographical aspect. The importance of publications and citations is also discussed in the judgement of academic performance. - (AM)
  • The conflict between social policy and regional planning has to be resolved through the approach of social geography. The achievements of scientific schools in the West are evaluated. (DLO).
  • Producing of thematic maps is usually combined with three different stages : scientific stage, scientific-artistic stage, and technological stage, therefore on various stages several types of authors are involved. Only good knowledge about
  • these stages enables accurate evaluation of scientistic and esthetic worth of thematic maps and determination of autorship of thematical maps. Copyright of each type of the authors of thematical maps in Slovenia is secured on different ways by Slovene copyright
  • This paper argues for explicit assessments of uncertainty in environmental data and models as a necessary, although not a sufficient, condition for balancing uncertain scientific arguments against uncertain social, ethical, moral and legal arguments
  • in managing environmental systems. In particular, this paper aims to : demonstrate the importance of assessing uncertainty within a realist research framework; consider the nature of scientific uncertainty as the basis for developing methodologies
  • that question belief; and explore some important aspects of a methodology for evaluating uncertainties in environmental research.
  • Geography and scientific-technological revolution
  • Etats-Unis ; Evaluation ; Généralités sur la géographie ; Géographie ; Méthodologie ; Recherche ; Relation ; Théorie
  • Mitigating New York City's heat island: integrating stakeholder perspectives and scientific evaluation
  • Après une description fine de l'îlot de chaleur new yorkais et de sa variation spatio-temporelle, faisant notamment appel à la télédétection, différentes statégies d'atténuation sont simulées et évaluées. La plantation d'arbres et la multiplication
  • A scientific approach in geography
  • The A. is a member of Kontaktutvalget for vassdragsreguleringer, a committe asked to document which rivers are of physical scientific value and should therefore be protected from power development. In its evaluations, the committe distinguishes
  • the evolution of the landscape of the area), (2) a dynamic documentation (i.e. demonstrating land-forming processes in progress)| or (3) a classical documentation (i.e. a locality for which written scientific information for years back in time may be produced
  • )| (3) possess unique qualities. The importance of applying geomorphological methods in the evaluation of cases is emphasized. (E. Jahn).
  • the quantity and impact of pollutants are studied and evaluated. A synthetic map summarising the results provides a soli scientific basis fo physical and regional planning and the rehabilitation of these areas. - (JS)
  • This paper introduces geoecological mapping as a possible method for the scientific foundation of regional environmental rehabilitation. The main argument of the author is that geoecological mapping can be very well used for the individual
  • and integrated evaluation of the environmental factors and their interrelated system. The novelty of the concept is that inthe first step crisis regions with degraded environment are subdivided into geoecologically homogeneous units. Inthe course of investigation
  • A scientific evaluation of the agricultural experiments at Frederiksgave, the Royal Danish plantation on the Gold Coast, Ghana
  • Curriculum ; Cursus scolaire ; Danemark ; Décision ; Education ; Europe ; Evaluation ; Géographie humaine ; Niveau d'instruction
  • The changing relations between educational and scientific geography as well as geographers' contributions to education are considered. The need and a rationale for comparative curriculum studies are stressed. The discussion presents a model
  • Analyse du paysage ; Evaluation du paysage ; Généralités sur la géographie ; Géosystème ; Méthode mathématique ; Paysage ; Probabilité statistique ; Prévision écologique ; Théorie
  • Landscape and landscape-ecology are of ten similar in special literature, although there are more trends in landscape-ecology. They give the scientific base for planning of future for mankind. - (AJC)
  • Afrique du Sud ; Connaissance ; Evaluation des connaissances ; Pratique de la géographie ; Publication scientifique ; Réglementation ; Savoir géographique
  • Geographical knowkedge ; Knowledge ; Knowledge valuation ; Practice of geography ; Regulation ; Scientific publication ; South Africa
  • The question of how much progress has been made in any sphere of life calls for the interrogation of both the meanings and measurement of progress. This applies to discussions on progress made by scientific disciplines. For a discipline
  • such as geography, which stands at the confluence of philosophies of science, evaluating progress is a complex undertaking. This is explored in the paper. - (AJC)
  • Altogether 19 contributions reflect the scientific activities of the working group Historical Geography of Geogr. Society of GDR. They deal with the tasks of historical geography, mapping design, evaluation of territorial structure of economy
  • Soil fertility management strategies on the Jos Plateau : the need for integrating empirical and scientific knowledge in agricultural development
  • fertilisants modernes non organiques. Difficultés à évaluer et à comprendre leurs connaissances empiriques. Une synergie est nécessaire entre connaissances empiriques et scientifiques.