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  • A quantitative method for analysing landscape structure
  • Biogeography ; Denmark ; Ecology ; Environmental management ; Geographical information system ; Jylland ; Landscape ; Landscape structure ; Quantitative analysis
  • This paper sketches out a method for a quantitative description of landscape structure, which can be used for biologically optimal landscape management. The approach suggested is based on a landscape ecological framework and emphasis is laid
  • on spatial characterisation of the landscape. It aims at supplementing conventional landscape descriptive parameters of biological importance, which are derived from a range of empirical data, with a spatial characterization. The method is implemented
  • in a vector-based GIS (ArcView) and allows quantification of landscape structure in different landscape types. Suggestions to further development of the method are discussed.
  • 1998
  • Hungary ; Landscape ; Landscape evaluation ; Region ; Typology
  • This study focuses on the comparison of landscape regions and types, evaluating each microregion according to the number of landscape types occuring within its boundary. The evaluation is performed on the basis of scores assigned to each region
  • depending both on the number and the category of landscape types (i. e. if there are ecotopes belonging to different types or even to different macrotypes, the scores are higher than for ecotopes belonging to the same landscape type). - (ZK)
  • 1998
  • Knowledge claims and landscape : alternative views of the fuelwood-degradation nexus in northern Nigeria
  • Deforestation ; Environmental degradation ; Forestry ; Fuelwood ; Nigeria ; Resource management ; Rural landscape ; Stand treatment
  • Far from being the product of a monolithic culture, regional forestry or agrosilvipastoral landscapes are social products which have been described in a plurality of ways. They represent sites of contestation and cooperation for human agents
  • and state agencies. The A. juxtaposes several such contests, their meanings, and the discourses of which they are a part. This juxtaposition creates spaces for different landscape visions.
  • 1998
  • Landscape eco-planning and design : concepts, a framework approach and case study
  • Agrosystem ; China ; Concept ; Hebei ; Landscape ; Landscape ecology ; Man-environment relations
  • Les AA. expliquent les principes de l'écologie du paysage. Le landscape ecological planning and design est guidé par la théorie écologique du paysage, et son objectif principal est de créer un système durable. Etude de cas : le bassin du Zhuolu
  • 1998
  • Emerging from sewage and waste : a postmodern landscape
  • The presidential address to the Association of Pacific coast geographers (Spokane, 12 September 1997) is a call to geographers to study sewage and waste as they are used to construct postmodern landscapes. Numerous examples of creative after-uses
  • 1998
  • Creating and recreating an ideal : the role of historic landscapes in a rapidly changing urban area
  • Gentrification ; Landscape esthetics ; Oregon ; Town ; United States of America ; Urban district ; Urban renewal
  • 1998
  • Geomorphology ; Hungary ; Landscape ; Landscape unit ; Soil ; Terrace
  • The contribution focuses on physical geographical features of two mocroregions : those of the Putnok Hills and the Sajó Valley, with a special reference to the evaluation of the man-induced changes. Landscape typological units seem to be most
  • 1998
  • Rates and magnitudes of paraglacial fan formation in the Garhwal Himalaya : implications for landscape evolution
  • This paper will describe the timing and rates of paraglacial processes in the upper Bhagirathi valley, thus providing a framework for the evolution of the Himalayan landscapes.
  • 1998
  • Recent immigrant religions in a restructuring metropolis : new religious landscapes in Chicago
  • Chicago ; Cultural studies ; Illinois ; Islam ; Landscape ; Religion ; Religious minority ; United States of America ; Urban immigration ; Urban landscape
  • 1998
  • Cultural landscape ; Landscape ; Landscape esthetics ; Mountain ; Place ; United States of America ; Utah
  • The Salt Flats, near the Utah-Nevada state line, are a scenic but chameleon-like landscape. Study identifies the factors that make the Salt Flats so appealing to filmmakers and to classify the types of places they create with it. The Salt Flats
  • 1998
  • Combined analysis of digital terrain models and remotely sensed data in landscape investigations
  • Applied geomorphology ; Classification ; Image processing ; Landscape ; Observation network ; Photogrammetry ; Remote sensing ; Topography
  • This article presents a review of the combined analysis of digital terrain models (DTMs) and remotely sensed data in landscape investigations. The utilization of remotely sensed data with DTMs has become an important trend in geomatics in the past
  • 1998
  • Cultural landscape ; Geographic research ; Landscape ; Natural environment ; Natural landscape ; Planned landscape ; Theory
  • 1998
  • Geography and the history of landscape : half a century of development as recorded in The Geographical Journal
  • England ; Geography ; Historical geography ; Landscape ; Landscape history ; Rural landscape ; United Kingdom
  • 1998
  • Indigenous knowledge of landscape-ecological zones among traditional herbalists : a case study in Keiyo District, Kenya
  • The aim of this study is the insight of traditional herbalists in the landscape-ecological factors which control the growth of the plants they use for healing their patients. The extent of this insight determines their capacity to adapt
  • to environmental changes such as deforestation and soil degradation. This paper deals with the landscape-ecological perception of herbalists who live in an area with sharp landscape contrasts and drastic changes in landuse : the Keiyo Escarpment in the Rift which
  • 1998
  • Supervised classification of types of glaciated landscapes using digital elevation data
  • Automated approaches for identifying different types of glaciated landscapes using digitally processed elevation data were evaluated. The AA. tested the ability of geomorphic measures (elevation, relative relief, roughness, and slope gradient
  • ) derived from digital elevation models (DEMs) to differentiate glaciated landscapes using maximum likelihood classification and artificial neural networks (ANN). The automated methods were trained and validated using an existing Quaternary geology map
  • and a manual interpretation of the contour data portrayed on topographic quadrangles. The need for such methods arises from efforts to classify types of landscapes (e.g. ecoregions) in Michigan.
  • 1998
  • Enframing the Falklands : identity, landscape, and the 1982 South Atlantic war
  • Falkland Islands ; Geopolitics ; Image ; Landscape ; Perception ; War
  • 1998
  • Neotraditionalism in the suburban landscape : cultural geographies of exclusion in Vancouver, Canada
  • British Columbia ; Canada ; Cultural studies ; Enquiry ; Suburbs ; Urban district ; Urban landscape ; Urban society ; Vancouver
  • 1998
  • Some methods for the determination and the evaluation of non-fragmented and minimal disturbed landscape areas
  • The assessment of the effect and function of non-fragmented landscape areas with minimal disturbances for vertebrata with large spatial requirements can involve some methods. The more commonly-used methods of analysis and evaluation of such areas
  • 1998
  • Griffith Taylor and the SE Australian Highlands : issues of data sources and testability in interpretations of long-term drainage history and landscape evolution
  • The A. summarises briefly Griffith Taylor's reconstruction of the drainage history of SE Australia, and how it came to be incorporated into the early plate tectonic interpretations of the evolution of Tasman-margin landscapes. He then uses
  • the existence of viewpoints that do not agree with Taylor's interpretation as a springboard for a consideration of the conceptual methodological problems associated with reconstructing long-term landscape evolution, and specifically the history of denudational
  • 1998
  • Hungary ; Landscape ; Mountain ; Region
  • The North Hungarian Mountains stand third among the macroregions of Hungary with an area of 11,500 square km, extending between the Great Hungarian Plain and the northern state border (with Slovakia). From landscape geographical viewpoint
  • 1998