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Methods for visual analysis

The visual impact of development in coastal zone areas

Joachim F. Wohlwill Program in Man‐Environment Relations, Pennsylvania State University
Pages 225-248 | Published online: 30 Sep 2008

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Songqiu Deng, Jiafeng Yan, Qingwei Guan & Masato Katoh. (2013) Short-term effects of thinning intensity on scenic beauty values of different stands. Journal of Forest Research 18:3, pages 209-219.
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D. Mark Fenton & GeoffJ. Syme. (1989) Perception and evaluation of the coastal zone: Implications for coastal zone planning. Coastal Management 17:4, pages 295-308.
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RichardC. Smardon. (1988) Visual Impact Assessment for Island and Coastal Environments. Impact Assessment 6:1, pages 5-24.
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JackL. Nasar. (1987) The Effect of Sign Complexity and Coherence on the Perceived Quality of Retail Scenes. Journal of the American Planning Association 53:4, pages 499-509.
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JosephD. Fridgen. (1987) Use of cognitive maps to determine perceived tourism regions. Leisure Sciences 9:2, pages 101-117.
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PhilipposJ. Loukissas. (1986) Impacts of energy development on coastal recreation: The case of New Jersey. Coastal Zone Management Journal 13:3-4, pages 281-307.
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Joan Iverson Nassauer. (1983) Oil and gas development in a coastal landscape: Visual preferences and management implications. Coastal Zone Management Journal 11:3, pages 199-217.
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Robert G. Ribe. (2005) Aesthetic perceptions of green-tree retention harvests in vista views. Landscape and Urban Planning 73:4, pages 277-293.
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Jack L. Nasar. (2016) What Design for a Presidential Library? Complexity, Typicality, Order, and Historical Significance. Empirical Studies of the Arts 20:1, pages 83-99.
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KAZUNORI HANYU. (2000) VISUAL PROPERTIES AND AFFECTIVE APPRAISALS IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS IN DAYLIGHT. Journal of Environmental Psychology 20:3, pages 273-284.
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Jack L. Nasar. 1997. Toward the Integration of Theory, Methods, Research, and Utilization. Toward the Integration of Theory, Methods, Research, and Utilization 149 193 .
Jack L. Nasar. (2016) Urban Design Aesthetics. Environment and Behavior 26:3, pages 377-401.
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Terry Hartig & Gary W. Evans. 1993. Behavior and Environment - Psychological and Geographical Approaches. Behavior and Environment - Psychological and Geographical Approaches 427 457 .
Jack L. Nasar. 1989. Public Places and Spaces. Public Places and Spaces 31 56 .
Harry Heft. (2016) Joachim F. Wohlwill (1928-1987). Environment and Behavior 20:3, pages 259-275.
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