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Author Index
Ahern, J. (Amherst, MA, USA) Green, B.H., see Blankson, E.J. and Green, B.H.
Planning for an extensive open space system: link- Hall, D.L. (Ann Arbor, MI, USA)
ing landscape structure and function Landscape planning: functionalism as a motivating
Bellot, J., see Golley, F.B. and Bellot, J. concept from landscape ecology and human
Bishop, I. (Parkville, Vic., Australia) ecology
Visualization in the natural environment: Hamilton, M.P. and Flaxman, M. (Idyllwild, CA,
a look forward USA)
Blankson, E.J. (Kumasi, Ghana) and Green, B.H. Scientific data visualization and biological diver-
(Ashford, UK) sity: new tools for spatializing multimedia
Use of landscape classification as an essential pre- observations
requisite to landscape evaluation of species and ecosystems
Burkhart, H.E. (Blacksburg, VA, USA) Healy, P.A., see DeGraaf, R.M. et al.
Scientific visualization for the study and use Hirschman, J., see Cook, E.A. and Hirschman, J.
of forest stand simulators Holtfrerich, D.R., see Loh, D.K. et al.
Carney, B. (Vienna, VA, USA) Host, G.E. (Duluth, MN, USA), Rauscher, H.M. and
The visualizing generalist Schmoldt, D. (Blacksburg, VA, USA)
Carpenter, J.D. (Columbus, OH, USA) SYLVATICA: an integrated framework for forest
The computerization of environmental design landscape
Chenoweth, R. (Madison, WI, USA) simulation
A facet analysis of visualization for environmental Huang, C.-S., see Thorne, J.F. and Huang, C.-S.
management Idaszak, R., see Cullati, A. et al.
Choo, Y.K., see Loh, D.K. et al. Ingram, G.B. (V ancouver, B.C., Canada)
Cook, E.A. (Tempe, AZ, USA) and Hirschman, J. Habitat, visual and recreational values and the
(Pomona, CA, USA) planning of extractive development and protected
Guest Editors’ Introduction areas: a tale of three islands
Cullati, A., Idaszak, R. and Rhyne, T. (Research Tri- Jennings, M.D. (Philadelphia, PA, USA) and Regan-
angle Park, NC, USA) old, J.P. (Pullman, WA, USA)
Scientific visualization efforts at the U.S. Environ- Hierarchy and subsidy-stress as a theoretical basis
mental Protection Agency for managing environmentally sensitive areas
Daniel, T.C. (Tucson, AZ, USA) Kornkven, E.A., see Onstad, D.W. and Kornkven, E.A.
Data visualization for decision support Larson, S.M. (Urbana, IL, USA)
environmental Future directions and challenges for quantitative
management environmental visualization
DeGraaf, R.M. (Amherst, MA, USA) Loh, D.K., Holtfrerich, D.R., Choo, Y.K. and Power,
Winter foraging guild structure and habitat associ- J.M. (Chalk River, Ont., Canada)
ations in suburban bird communities Techniques for incorporating visualization in en-
DeGraaf, R.M. (Amherst, MA, USA), Geis, A.D. and vironmental assessment: an object-oriented
Healy, P.A. (Laurel, MD, USA) perspective
Bird population and habitat surveys in urban Lyle, J.T. (Pomona, CA, USA)
The utility of semi-formal models in ecological
Flatman, G.T., see Yfantis, E.A. et al. planning
Flaxman, M., see Hamilton, M.P. and Flaxman, M. Lynch, A.M. (Fort Collins, CO, USA) and Twery, M.J.
Furuseth, O.J. and O’Callaghan, J. (Charlotte, NC, (Morgantown, WV, USA)
USA) Forest visual resources and pest management: po-
Community response to a municipal waste incin- tential applications of visualization technology
erator: NIMBY or neighbor?...............cccccccccccereeeeeeees 163 Meier, R.L. (Berkeley, CA, USA) and Quium, A.S.M.
Gallitano, G.M., see Yfantis, E.A. et al. (Dhaka, Bangladesh )
Geis, A.D., see DeGraaf, R.M. et al. Planning and designing new urban settlement on
Golley, F.B. (Athens, GA, USA) and Bellot, J. (Zara- estuaries:
goza, Spain) Bangladesh
Interactions of landscape ecology, planning and Milne, B.T. (Albuquerque, NM, USA)
The utility of fractal geometry in landscape design ... 81
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Miyoshi, D., see Wells, G. et al. Smith, R.A. (Wurtulla, Qld., Australia)
Nassauer, J.I., see Pitt, D.G. and Nassauer, J.I. Beach resorts; A model of development evolution .... 189
O’Callaghan, J., see Furuseth, O.J. and O’Callaghan, J. Steinitz, C. (Cambridge, MA, USA)
Onstad, D.W. and Kornkven, E.A. (Champaign, IL, IND Gr GIN co csnevescosciccssscnscsnccsssevvesesceseresees 273
USA)
Thorne, J.F. and Huang, C.-S. (Philadelphia, PA,
analysis of population dynamics with interactive USA)
multi-dimensional graphics .................:0esseeseeeeeeeeeeeees 301 Toward a landscape ecological aesthetic: metho-
Orland, B. (Urbana, IL, USA) dologies for designers and planners .................s:000008 61
Data Visualization Techniques in Environmental
Turk, A. (Parkville, Vic., Australia )
Management: a WOrkSNOD .............cccsececceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 237 Visualization in environmental management: be-
Introduction to the concept pape’rs.............ceeeceeeeeeees 245
I I i abcicnctidiendctannthsbamicaniddianesinvcvvccecesors 253
Evaluating regional changes on the basis of local ex-
Twery, M.J., see Lynch, A.M. and Twery, M.J.
pectations: a visualization dilemma .................::000000 257 Van Buuren, M. (Wageningen, Netherlands )
Quium, A.S.M., see Meier, R.L. and Quium, A.S.M. A hydrological approach to landscape planning: the
Perkins, N.H. (Guelph, Ont., Canada) framework concept elaborated from a hydrological
Three questions on the use of photo-realistic simu- EY Sitios an inaictiniaiaten tattkc acntden niian nsiinichenendenctalevaswiia 91
lations as real world surrogates ................:::sseseeeeeeeeees 265
Wells, G., Rudnick, T. and Miyoshi, D. (Fort Collins,
Pitt, D.G. and Nassauer, J.I. (St. Paul, MN, USA) CO, USA)
Virtual reality systems and research on the percep- Data visualization in the Soil Conservation
tion, simulation and presentation of environmen- diets A ick cichiesisdallessuitelitte knckdvibismhacapiibiisevacaniovvacade 333
EE icc istacabadnshaneelinasbsnsbonaraddcnvenssecssiaitesrinaeess 269
Westmacott, R. (Athens, GA, USA)
Pittman, K. (Raleigh, NC, USA)
Scale economics: ecological theory and planning
A laboratory for the visualization of virtual practice in urban landscapes................sssccccccsssssssceeeees 21
elehsc csikcasnandacsinabve ndsdeedeonnnnde 327 White, W.B. (Fort Collins, CO, USA)
Power, J.M., see Loh, D.K. et al. Future for visualization through the integrated for-
Rauscher, H.M., see Host, G.E. et al. est resource management system (INFORMS) ........ 277
Reganold, J.P., see Jennings, M.D. and Reganold, J.P. Yfantis, E.A., Gallitano, G.M. and Flatman, G.T. (Las
Rhyne, T., see Cullati, A. et al. Vegas, NV, USA)
Rudnick, T., see Wells, G. et al. Chaotic algorithm for surface estimation .................. 309
Schmoldt, D., see Host, G.E. et al.
