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Scale and Value: Challenges in the assessment and representation of geodiversity in Australia

2021
<p>Though interpretations of the concept of geodiversity vary widely between the prominent researchers and practitioners of Australia, most agree that the definition is inclusive of abiotic elements (which can be detected spatially and assessed quantitatively), and their associated values (which can be used in reserve system planning ...
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Geodiversity Assessment to Regional Scale. A Case Study

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
Paúl Carrión-Mero   +4 more
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Spatial data and GIS for regional geodiversity assessment

2015
Spatial analysis and quantitative measurement of environmental variables are at the base of an innovative approach for investigating the mutual relationship between the different components of an ecosystem. Abiotic and biotic elements are strictly correlated but methods and techniques employed for their assessment are not always comparable ...
MELELLI, Laura   +2 more
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Methods for assessing geodiversity

2018
Zbigniew Zwoliński   +2 more
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Current trends and future directions in quantitative geodiversity assessment

Progress in Physical Geography, 2021
Jake Ra Crisp, Andrew Fischer
exaly  

Geodiversity of high-latitude landscapes in northern Finland

Geomorphology, 2010
Miska Samuli Luoto, Jan Hjort
exaly  

Geodiversity assessment as a practical tool for risk identification, monitoring and management

Geodiversity assessment is increasingly recognised as a practical and effective tool supporting the identification, management and monitoring of areas of high natural value, particularly in the context of growing environmental pressures and threats to geoheritage.
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Quantification of geodiversity and its loss

Proceedings of the Geologists Association, 2010
Dmitry Ruban
exaly  

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