Perspectives on New Developments of Decision Support Systems for Sustainable Forest Management
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Symposium Proceedings, DSFM, Systems Analysis, Operations ResearchAbstract
This overview is an introduction to, and short discussions of, a selection of papers from the 2010 Workshop on Decision Support Systems in Sustainable Forest Management held in Lisbon, Portugal, on April 19-21, 2010. The papers from this workshop were selected as a result of collaboration between the conference organizers, its participants, and the editorial team of Mathematical and Computational Forestry & Natural-Resource Sciences. The collection of the articles that passed the peer-review process are presented in this Special Section on Decision Support Systems for Sustainable Forest Management, and are discussed by the Editorial Team that conducted the peer-review of this Special Section.
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Bettinger, P. 1999. Distributing geographic information systems capabilities to field offices: Benefits and challenges. Journal of Forestry. 97(6):22-26.
Ferretti, F., C. Dibari, I. De Meo, P. Cantiani, M. Bianchi. 2011. ProgettoBosco, a Data-Driven Decision Support System for forest planning. Math. Comput. For. Nat.-Res. Sci. 3(1):27-35.
Lawrence, A., A. Stewart. 2011. Sustainable forestry decisions: on the interface between technology and participation. Math. Comput. For. Nat.-Res. Sci. 3(1):42-52.
Martell, D. 2011. The development and implementation of forest and wildland fire management decision support systems: reflections on past practices and emerging needs and challenges. Math. Comput. For. Nat.-Res. Sci. 3(1):18-26.
Van Orshoven, J.M.F., V. Kint, A. Wijffels, R. Estrella, G. Bencsik, P. Vanegas, B. Muys, D. Cattrysse, S. Dondeyne. 2011. Upgrading Geographic Information Systems to Spatio-Temporal Decision Support Systems. Math. Comput. For. Nat.-Res. Sci. 3(1):36-41.
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