"This information can then be translated to create 3D renderings, which can be used for research purposes, to monitor the state of a work before and after its restoration, or to study the object's history," writes the company's publicist, Jessica Corneille, in an email to The Creators Project.
Restoration is an opportunity to study natural selection: One can measure the distribution of traits in source propagules used to found populations, compare this with the distribution of traits in successful recruits, and determine the strength and direction of selection on potentially adaptive traits.
The restoration projects provide an excellent opportunity to study vegetation succession along restoration time.
We use experimental economics methods benchmarked to a wetlands restoration case study to examine bidder behavior and efficiency in both budget constrained and target constrained auctions when landowners with increasing marginal costs can offer increasing sized bundles of wetland acres.
Several restoration projects studied in lowland streams involved riffle-pool construction, lateral gravel bar construction and channel re-meandering.
The following parameters affecting corono-radicular restoration were studied: 2 levels of coronal destruction, core materials, post materials when present, and absence of post.
More or less arbitrarily, the conservators at the time chose 1730 as the interpretation date for their restoration, and they studied old Dutch paintings and buildings to get ideas about interior and exterior treatments, appropriate furnishings, and other details.
In 2002, the United States Army Corps of Engineers entered into a cost-sharing agreement with the DEP to collaborate on a $5 million Ecosystem Restoration Feasibility Study of the Gowanus Canal area to be completed in 2005, studying possible alternatives for ecosystem restoration such as dredging, and wetland and habitat restoration.
As part of Japanese national policy following the Meiji Restoration (1868), artists studied Western performing arts.
However, belowground responses to restoration practices and studies on the legacy effects of plant invasions are relatively new areas of research (Potthoff et al. 2006, 2009; Kulmatiski and Beard 2008, 2011; Dickens 2010; Dickens and Allen 2014).
