Methods to incorporate spatial and temporal effects in research on interrelationships between population and environment
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Main Authors: | Matthews, S.A., FAO, Rome (Italy). Sustainable Development Dept. eng, Shivakoti, G. (ed.), Varughese, G. (ed.), Ostrom, E. (ed.), Shukla, A. (ed.), Thapa, G. (ed.) |
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Kathmandu (Nepal) Indiana Univ.
Mar
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Subjects: | HUMAN POPULATION, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT, RESEARCH, METHODS, GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS, DATABASES, MATHEMATICAL MODELS, SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION, POPULATION HUMAINE, IMPACT SUR L'ENVIRONNEMENT, RECHERCHE, METHODE, POBLACION HUMANA, IMPACTO AMBIENTAL, INVESTIGACION, METODOS, SYSTEME D'INFORMATION GEOGRAPHIQUE, BANQUE DE DONNEES, MODELE MATHEMATIQUE, DISTRIBUTION SPATIALE, SISTEMAS DE INFORMACION GEOGRAFICA, BASES DE DATOS, MODELOS MATEMATICOS, DISTRIBUCION ESPACIAL, |
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