Development of a dynamic strategy planning theory and system for sustainable river basin land use management

Engineering Management Based on the Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions: a Review

“…It is very important to sustainable development as a decision making tool. Chen et al (2005) develop a dynamic strategy planning theory and system to generate the land use plans of the Nankan river basin in Taoyuan County of Chinese Taiwan. Shi andGill (2005), Fong (2009) use systems dynamics model to develop effective policies for the sustainable development of ecological agriculture in China and plan urban process toward stabilizing carbon dioxide emissions from cities in Malaysia, respectively.…”

Regional renewable energy and resource planning

“…The significant growth in world population and the resource demand per capita, make land use management more critical: to produce food, energy and space for living in a competing resource base. Consequently a land use strategy is required to properly plan for sustainable development [9]. The planning should be focused on the social and economic needs with integral considerations of the environment to be sustainable in the long term.…”

Cross-Sectoral Resource Management: How Forest Management Alternatives Affect the Provision of Biomass and Other Ecosystem Services

“…The strength of regional approaches lies in the involvement of stakeholders [25]. In many cases, integrated assessment approaches are applied when the results should be used for decision-making [26]. Decision support systems can be made for one land use sector such as forestry [4,27,28] or agriculture [29,30] or at the landscape scale [31,32].…”