Sentence examples for Decision-making landscape from inspiring English sources

This study provided important insights into the current decision-making landscape in Germany and revealed that MCDA can demonstrate the value of a specified technology for all participating stakeholders.

A small study of Manitoba palliative care nurses uses the metaphor of a quagmire to describe the decision-making landscape; it indicates that sedation raises complex and difficult moral challenges.

Nevertheless, previous studies have just focused on describing the variations of different landscape metrics with scale, while the scale impact on the actual decision-making and landscape planning derived from connectivity analyses has not yet been tackled.

The early years of landscape and urban planning coincided with the start of the era of digital landscape visualizations, and work published since then has contributed to advancements in representation, assessment, and decision-making in landscape planning and design.

The proposed integrated methodology can support decision-making in landscape planning and may represent a useful tool to define effective strategies for biodiversity conservation.

This cycle of positive feedbacks between human decision-making and landscape change eventually led to a complete channelization of the stream channel downstream of the fences.

Multi-level co-management schemes in Austria shift some effort for decision-making in landscape development from central state authorities to local actors.

To support decision-making in landscape management and planning policies in urban built-up areas, a formal framework is needed to evaluate urban landscapes objectively and clarify the economic values of landscape amenity.

In addition to revealing a large-scale spatio-temporal pattern, this study explores methodological possibilities to provide a basis for decision-making and landscape planning regarding recreational ecosystem services.

The idea of the integration was to build up a prototype system for forestry decision-making at landscape (forest enterprise) level to support the spatially oriented tasks arising from Criteria & Indicators (C&I) of Sustainable Forest Management (SFM).

Software tools such as Zonation (Williams et al. 2005) and Marxan (Possingham et al. 2000) can support decision-making for landscape-level conservation planning, but limited resources and learning curves often restrict extensive use of such tools by land managers.