This article is summarized and concluded from articles as follow:
(1) Making GIS Work in Forest Management by Manij Upadhyay, unpublished work.
(2) A Hierarchical Approach to Spatial Forest Planning by Ugo Feunekes and Andrew Cogswell, USDA Forest Service, Proceeding
(3) HCVF/A Identify Within Ecoregion; Integrating Conservation Planning into Regional Spatial Planning by Barano Siswa Sulistyawan, WWF Indonesia,
(4) Assessing participatory GIS for community-based natural resources management: claiming community forests in Cameroon by Michael K. McCall and Peter A. Minang, The Geography Journal Volume 171 No.(4) pages 283-306, 2010
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Participatory GIS (PGIS) for Community Based Natural Resources Management (Case Study in Tinto, Cameroon) (continued)
Integrating GIS into Forest Resources Spatial Management and Planning (5.1) -- Participatory spatial planning, in its various manifestations, demonstrates the common ‘imperfect data’ characteristics of ‘naïve geography’ (Egenhofer and Mark 1995):
fuzzy and layered zones and zonal information (area data);
simultaneity of views and ‘jumping scale’ – people’s consciousness and cognition operate at several spatial scales...
This article is summarized and concluded from articles as follow:
(1) Making GIS Work in Forest Management by Manij Upadhyay, unpublished work.
(2) A Hierarchical Approach to Spatial Forest Planning by Ugo Feunekes and Andrew Cogswell, USDA Forest Service, Proceeding
(3) HCVF/A Identify Within Ecoregion; Integrating Conservation Planning into Regional Spatial Planning by Barano Siswa Sulistyawan, WWF Indonesia,
(4) Assessing participatory GIS for community-based natural resources management: claiming community forests in Cameroon by Michael K. McCall and Peter A. Minang, The Geography Journal Volume 171 No.(4) pages 283-306, 2010
Previous Section - Integrating Conservation Planning Into Regional Spatial Planning (Case Study of WWF Indonesia)
Participatory GIS (PGIS) for Community Based Natural Resources Management (Case Study in Tinto, Cameroon)
Integrating GIS into Forest Resources Spatial Management and Planning (5) -- There is an apparent lack of socio-economic data that could be used for GIS in forest management. Hence, there is a recent trend to encourage participation in forest management strategies. There is an often implicit assumption that PGIS use is effective, in that it meets content needs, satisfies underlying...
This article is summarized and concluded from articles as follow:
(1) Making GIS Work in Forest Management by Manij Upadhyay, unpublished work.
(2) A Hierarchical Approach to Spatial Forest Planning by Ugo Feunekes and Andrew Cogswell, USDA Forest Service, Proceeding
(3) HCVF/A Identify Within Ecoregion; Integrating Conservation Planning into Regional Spatial Planning by Barano Siswa Sulistyawan, WWF Indonesia,
(4) Assessing participatory GIS for community-based natural resources management: claiming community forests in Cameroon by Michael K. McCall and Peter A. Minang, The Geography Journal Volume 171 No.(4) pages 283-306, 2010
Previous Section - A Hierarchical Approach to Spatial Forest Planning to Create Harvest Blocks (Case study of Remsoft)
Integrating Conservation Planning Into Regional Spatial Planning (Case Study of WWF Indonesia)
Integrating GIS into Forest Resources Spatial Management and Planning (4) -- The concept on High Conservation Value Forest (HCVF) has introduced by Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) in 1999. Now, this approach is adopting in several country for strengthen conservation efforts and reducing natural forest conversion especially in outside protected area. The toolkit has also applied in oil palm concession,...
This article is summarized and concluded from articles as follow:
(1) Making GIS Work in Forest Management by Manij Upadhyay, unpublished work.
(2) A Hierarchical Approach to Spatial Forest Planning by Ugo Feunekes and Andrew Cogswell, USDA Forest Service, Proceeding
(3) HCVF/A Identify Within Ecoregion; Integrating Conservation Planning into Regional Spatial Planning by Barano Siswa Sulistyawan, WWF Indonesia,
(4) Assessing participatory GIS for community-based natural resources management: claiming community forests in Cameroon by Michael K. McCall and Peter A. Minang, The Geography Journal Volume 171 No.(4) pages 283-306, 2010
Previous Section Forest Resources Spatial Management and GIS
A Hierarchical Approach to Spatial Forest Planning to Create Harvest Blocks (Case study of Remsoft)
Integrating GIS into Forest Resources Spatial Management and Planning (3) -- In term of forest product’s harvesting, spatial planning problems are especially difficult to solve for three reasons. First, most scheduling problems involve large numbers of stands and/or harvest block. Second, a long-term look is required to address sustainability—usually several rotations. As planning horizons increase, the decision variables and constraints necessary to represent adjacencies increase exponentially....
This article is summarized and concluded from articles as follow:
(1) Making GIS Work in Forest Management by Manij Upadhyay, unpublished work.
(2) A Hierarchical Approach to Spatial Forest Planning by Ugo Feunekes and Andrew Cogswell, USDA Forest Service, Proceeding
(3) HCVF/A Identify Within Ecoregion; Integrating Conservation Planning into Regional Spatial Planning by Barano Siswa Sulistyawan, WWF Indonesia,
(4) Assessing participatory GIS for community-based natural resources management: claiming community forests in Cameroon by Michael K. McCall and Peter A. Minang, The Geography Journal Volume 171 No.(4) pages 283-306, 2010
Previous Section Integrating GIS into Forest Resources Spatial Management and Planning (1)
Forest Resources Spatial Management and GIS
Integrating GIS into Forest Resources Spatial Management and Planning (2) -- Geographical Information Systems (GIS) is an information technology that has been used in public policy-making for environment and forest planning and decision-making over past two decades (Pradhan, 2008 and Bassole et al., 2001). GIS integrates hardware, software, and data for capturing managing, analyzing, and displaying all forms of geographically referenced information (ESRI, 2008). This makes GIS an important tool in...
