Note: A reader is available from Notes and Quotes in the Johnstowne Center at 5th and John Streets in Champaign.
August 26 -- Introduction |
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August 31 -- Human values and some other views of the environmentKellert, Stephen R., 1996. The Value of Life: Biological Diversity and Human Society. Washington, DC: Island Press. Chapters 1-3, pp3-63.Hanna, Susan, and Svein Jentoft, 1996. Human Use of the Natural Environment: An Overview of Social and Economic Dimensions. In, S. Hanna, C. Folke, and K-G. Maler, eds., Rights to Nature. Washington, DC: Island Press. pp36-55. |
September 2 -- Practical
All guides for Practicals are
on-line with Class Notes |
September 7 -- Labor Day |
September 9 -- Practical
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September 14 -- Stewardship, our personal viewsDwyer, John F., Herbert W. Schroeder, and Paul H. Gobster, 1994. The Deep Significance of Urban Trees and Forests. In, R. Platt, R. Rowntree and P. Muick, eds., The Ecological City, Preserving and Restoring Urban Biodiversity. Amherst, MA: U. Massachusetts Press. pp137-150.Heberlein, Thomas A., 1989. Attitudes and Environmental Management. Journal of Social Issues, 45 (1) 37-57. |
September 16 -- Practical
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September 21 -- Economic evaluation - simple stuffHardin, Garrett, 1987. The tragedy of the commons, Chapter 3 In: G. Hardin (ed), Managing the Commons, W.H. Freeman: San Francisco. pp16-30. (Also Science 162, 1243-1248.)Price, Colin, 1988. Landscape Economics, London: Macmillan. Chapters 1, 2 and 3, pp 1-29. Helliwell, D.R., 1994. Expert judgement quantified. Landscape Research, 19(1), 7-9. Price, Colin, 1994. Donations, charges and willingness to pay: Aesthetic values for cathedrals and countryside. Landscape Research, 19(1), 9-12. |
September 23 -- Practical
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September 28 -- Social Welfare -- Cost-benefit analysis etc.McAllister, D.M., 1980. Evaluation in Environmental Planning. Cambridge, MA: MIT. Chapter 5, 67-83.Willis, Ken, 1994. Contingent valuation in a policy context. Landscape Research, 19(1), 17-20. |
September 30 -- Practical
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October 5 -- More economic evaluationWalsh, Richard G., 1986. Recreation Economic Decisions. State College, PA: Venture. Chapter 8, 195-248.McAllister, D.M., 1980. Evaluation in Environmental Planning. Cambridge, MA: MIT. Chapter 8, 124-147. |
October 7 ---- Practical
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October 12 -- Applications and critiques of alternative economic evaluation approachesMcAllister, D.M., 1980. Evaluation in Environmental Planning. Cambridge, MA: MIT. Chapter 7, 105-123.Clawson, Marion, 1985. Forests for Whom and for What? Baltimore: Resources for the Future and Johns Hopkins. Chapters 8 and 9, 112-129. |
October 14 -- Practical
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October 19 -- Recreation evaluation -- ROS, Unit days, NRPA standardsMittman, H.J., 1993. Recreation Management within the Multiple Use Management Concept of the United States Forest Service, In P.D. Taylor and H.N. van Lier (eds). New Challenges in Recreation and Tourism Planning. New York: Elsevier. Chapter 7, 125-138. |
October 21 -- Practical
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October 26 -- Visual quality -- overviewPorteous, J. Douglas, 1996. Environmental Aesthetics: Ideas, Politics, and Planning. New York: Routledge. Introduction, pp3-41. Chapter 3, Experimentalists. pp113-147.Ulrich, Roger S., 1993. Biophilia, Biophobia, and Natural Landscapes. In, S.E. Kellert and Edward O. Wilson, eds., The Biophilia Hypothesis. Washington, DC: Island Press. pp 73-137. |
October 28 -- Practical
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November 2 -- Visual quality -- expert-based assessments and other viewsPrice, Colin, 1988. Landscape Economics, London: Macmillan. Chapters 4 and 5, 30-53.Gobster, Paul H. and Richard E. Chenoweth, 1989. The Dimensions of Aesthetic Preference: a Quantitative Analysis. Journal of Environmental Management 17, 47-71. |
November 4 -- Practical
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November 9 -- Cultural resourcesRapoport, Amos, 1982. The Meaning of the Built Environment, Tucson: University of Arizona. Chapter 6, Urban Examples of Applications, 137-176. |
November 11 -- Practical
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November 16 -- Landscape SuitabilitySteinitz, Carl, Paul Parker, and Laurie Jordan, 1986. Hand-drawn overlays: their history and prospective uses. Landscape Architecture 66(5) 444-455.Hopkins, Lewis D., 1987. Methods for Generating Land Suitability Maps: A Comparative Evaluation. AIP Journal, October 1987. 386-400. Mighetto, Lisa, 1991. Wild Animals and American Environmental Ethics. Tucson: University of Arizona. Chapter 6, Biocentrism, and Chapter 7, New Directions for Protection. 94-118. |
November 18 -- Practical
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November 23 -- Modeling and Projecting ValuesOrland, B., C. Ogleby, H. Campbell, and P. Yates, 1998, Multi-media approaches to visualization of ecosystem dynamics. Proceedings, ASPRS/ACSM/ RT’98 -Seattle, American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, Washington, DC. vol 4, pp224-236. View on line.Orland B., 1998, SmartForest-II: Forest Visual Modeling for Forest Pest Management and Planning. Final Report: USDA Forest Service, FPM-MAG, State and Private Forestry. View on line |
November 25
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November 30 -- Back to Values: Equity and Environmental JusticeFreyfogle, E.T., 1993. Justice and the Earth. New York: The Free Press. Chapters 1 and 6. 1-17; 113-132.Goulet, Denis, 1990. Development Ethics and Ecological Wisdom, Chapter 2 in: J. Ronald Engel and Joan Gibb Engel (eds.) Ethics of Environment and Development. Tucson: University of Arizona. 36-49. Sterling, Stephen R., 1990. Towards an Ecological World View, Chapter 5 in: J. Ronald Engel and Joan Gibb Engel (eds.) Ethics of Environment and Development. Tucson: University of Arizona. 77-86. |
December 2 -- Practical
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December 7 -- Envisioning the Future of Suburbia and the CityBeatley, Timothy, and Kristy Manning, 1997. The Ecology of Place. Washington, DC: Island Press. Chapter 4, The Ecology of Place. 86-136.Batty, Michael, 1995. The
Computable City. Keynote Address: Computers in Urban Planning and
Urban Management, Melbourne, Australia, July 11-14, 1995
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December 9 -- Practical
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December 14 -- Finals, no class |
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