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GIS for Sustainable Development
Edited by Michele Campagna
CRC Press
August 2005
Hardcover 560 ISBN 9780849330513
£62.00
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- Explores how GIS applications contribute to collaboration in decision making among those
involved in sustainable development at national, regional, and local institutional levels
- Enables you to gain a broad perspective on GIS applications for sustainable development
planning via a multidisciplinary approach
- Presents and places into context state-of-the art studies
- Offers integrated perspectives on societal, technological, and organizational issues in the field
GIS for Sustainable Development examines how GIS applications can improve collaboration in decision
making among those involved in promoting sustainable development. This volume reviews leading GIScience,
providing an overview of research topics and applications that enable GIS newcomers and professionals to
apply GIScience methods to sustainable spatial planning.
Divided into three parts, the book begins with an introduction to the issues of sustainability, focusing on concepts
concerning GIS adoption and use within public organizations that are planning development. Part II focuses on
GIScience methods, which can be used to support sustainable development and solve environmental problems.
Part III presents research projects and best practices relating to different areas of application within the field.
This text provides the latest research findings, delivers complete references to related publications, and supplies
you with a complete reference framework for each topic.
Contents
GIS for Sustainable Development, Michele Campagna
GENERAL ISSUES FOR GI USE IN PLANNING
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
- The Rise of Cyber Planning: Some Theoretical
Insights
Andrea De Montis
- Theories of Digital Participation
Robin S. Smith
- Metadata and data distribution
Benedicte Bucher
- GI Based Applications on public authorities web sites
and their non-professional users
Mette Arleth
- Geographic Information as an Economic Good
Alenka Krek
GIS RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES FOR
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PLANNING
- Advanced Remote Sensing techniques for ecosystem
data collection
Alexandr Napryushkin and Eugenia Vertinskaya
- Spatio-temporal data modeling for "4D" Databases
Alexandr Zipf
- Spatial Multimedia for Environmental Planning and
Management
Alexandra Fonseca and Cristina Gouveia
- Computer support for discussions in spatial planning
Claus Rinner
- Integration of GIS and Simulation Models
Andrea Giacomelli
- Microsimulation and GIS for spatial decision-making
Dimitris Ballas
- Using Geodemographics and GIS for Sustainable
Development
Linda See and Phil Gibson
- Multivariate Spatial Analysis in Epidemiology: An
Integrated Approach to Human Health and the Environment
Stefania Bertazzon and Marina Gavrilova
- Zone Design in Public Health Policy.
Konstantinos Daras and Seraphim Alvanides
- Tools in the spatial analysis of offences: evidence from
Scandinavian cities
Vania Ceccato
- Geospatial Technologies, Vulnerability Assessment,
and Sustainable Hazards Mitigation in Cities
Tarek Rashed
LEARNING FROM PRACTICE: GIS AS A TOOL IN
PLANNING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
URBAN DYNAMICS
- Urban Multi-Level Geographical Information Satellite
Generation
Sebastien Gadal
- Urban scenario modelling and forecast for sustainable
urban and regional planning
Jose I. Barredo, Carlo Lavalle, and Marjo Kasanko
NATURAL and CULTURAL HERITAGE
- The Development of the Cross Border Region of
Hungary and Austria Analyzed with Historical Cadastral and Land Register Data
Susanne Steiner
- Computer aided reflexivity and data management in
archaeology
Anthony Beck and Assaad Seif
SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT
- A Geographical Approach to Community Safety: A UK
Perspective
Jonathan Corcoran and Bernie Bowen Thomson
- GIS Application to Support Water Infrastructures
Facilities Localization in Particularly Valuable Environmental Areas: The Eolian Islands Case Study
Giuseppe Cremona and Luisella Ciancarella
- Influence of data quality on solar radiation modelling
Tomaz Podobnikar, Kristof Ostir, and Klemen ZaksekToma Podobnikar, Kristof Ostir, and Klemen Zaksek
PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
- GIS support for empowering marginalized
communities: the Cherokee Nation case study
Laura Harjo
- GIS and participatory diagnosis in urban planning: a
case study in Geneva
Aurore Nembrini, Sandrine Billeau, Gilles Desthieux and Florent Joerin
- Visualizing alternative urban futures: using spatial
multimedia to enhance Community Participation and policymaking
Laxmi Ramasubramanian and Aimée C. Quinn
SDI & PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
- SITAD: building a local Spatial Data Infrastructure in
Italy
Piergiorgio Cipriano
- Local GIS: Implementing the Urban Spatial Enabled
Information System
Walter Oostdam
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