Scenic Rivers Designation Maintained

An Exploration into the Economic Impact of the Wild and Scenic River Designation: A Quasi-Experimental Approach

A Multilingual Scenic Learning Environment

Nowadays the information technology is developing quickly, the Internet technology and resource change with each passing day. This project utilizes the digitalization method to simulate the traditional teaching model, and provides not only multimedia presentation, but also the related webpage resource and 3-D VR synchronous dialogue system. These technologies construct a virtual foreign languag...

Assessing ecological integrity of Ozark rivers to determine suitability for protective status.

Preservation of extraordinary natural resources, protection of water quality, and restoration of impaired waters require a strategy to identify and protect least-disturbed streams and rivers. We applied two objective, quantitative methods to determine stream ecological integrity of headwater reaches of 10 Ozark rivers, 5 with Wild and Scenic River federal protective status. Thirty-four variable...

Scenic graphs II: non-traceable graphs

A path of a graph is maximal if it is not a proper subpath of any other path of the graph. A graph is scenic if every maximal path of the graph is a maximum length path. In [4] we give a new proof of C. Thomassen's result characterizing all scenic graphs with Hamiltonian path. Using similar methods here we determine all scenic graphs with no Hamiltonian path.

Valuing scenic amenity using life satisfaction data

The life satisfaction approach has recently emerged as a new technique in the suite of options available to non-market valuation practitioners. Employing data from the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia (HILDA) survey and Geographic Information Systems (GIS), this paper examines the influence of scenic amenity on the life satisfaction of residents of South East Queensland (SEQ),...