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Using high-resolution Earth observation and socio-economic data to improve land-use classification and deforestation prediction in sub-Saharan Africa.

Search site. » Research in the Department » Research projects in the Department » Centre for Geographical Economic Research » Centre for Geographical Economic Research. ... Journal of Economic Geography, 5, pp. 387-422. Baxter, C., Moore, B., Morrison

science and socio-economic approaches to catchment management » Floodplain Biodiversity and Restoration: Integrated natural science and socio-economic approaches to catchment management. ... Floodplain Biodiversity and Restoration: Integrated natural

Diploma in Social Anthropology, Oxford 1972. Affiliated Student, Delhi School of Economics 1977-9. ... Sam van Vactor is President, Economic Insight Inc, Oregon, USA. Martin Whittles (Canada).

The Lahore Canal: Artifact and Site” Writing Cities Workshop London School of Economics, London, UK (June 2009).

Coming from an interdisciplinary background, I have always enjoyed linking ideas between the social and natural sciences – from biology and ecology, to anthropology, sociology, politics and economics, the list is endless.

of Geography, University of Cambridge. Paper 5: Environmental Economics and Law, Dept. ... of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. Paper EP02: Environmental Economics and Policy, Dept.

This research explores the scope of and limits to such an 'evolutionary economic geography'. ... Specifically, how and in what ways can recent developments in evolutionary economics itself be applied to economic-geographic studies, and indeed used to

The distribution of natural arsenic pollution, its characteristics, and human and economic consequences. ... The health, social and economic impacts, from geographical and risk-based, rather than clinical perspective, with an emphasis on managing the

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