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Hiking in the Alps: Exploring Substitution Patterns of Hiking Destinations
Tourism Economics, 2008Tourism in the Alps used to rely on a network of facilities maintained in part by the military Alpine Corps. Hiking has been growing in popularity, while the national draft is no longer compulsory. This situation calls for a renewed approach to management of the maintenance of alpine facilities. The authors explore the use of destination choice models
THIENE, MARA, SCARPA R.
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Hike Clerb: an inclusive women's hiking group
2020Hiking is a unique part of California culture with infinite trails from Runyon Canyon to Malibu Creek State Park. An active luxury available to Angeleno?s almost all year round. However, studies show that outdoor representation does not reflect the diversity across the city or the country. According to the U.S.
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Central European Journal of Operations Research
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Simulation of ‘hitch-hiking’ genealogies
Journal of Mathematical Biology, 2001An ancestral influence graph is derived, an analogue of the coalescent and a composite of Griffiths' (1991) two-locus ancestral graph and Krone and Neuhauser's (1997) ancestral selection graph. This generalizes their use of branching-coalescing random graphs so as to incorporate both selection and recombination into gene genealogies.
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The Preference Analysis for Hikers’ Choice of Hiking Trail
Sustainability, 2022Dana Tometzová +2 more
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