Reinvention through regreening: Examining environmental change in Sudbury, Ontario

Boerchers, Morrissa; Fitzpatrick, Patricia; Storie, Christopher D.; Hostetler, Glen

doi:10.1016/j.exis.2016.03.005

“…Partially mixed dominant sequential methods occur when one of the methods used in the sequential system is treated as more important in determining the results of the entire study. This type of method is very popular in our article database because it was used in 47 articles (Hankammer et al 2019;Teixeira et al 2019;Jensen 2011;Blindenbach-Driessen et al 2010;Lagos and Kutsikos 2011;Radovanović et al 2017;Wu 2016a, 2016b;Bouette and Magee 2015;Teirlinck and Spithoven 2013;Walwyn et al 2019;Almeida et al 2019;Ghezzi 2019;Duarte and Pinho 2019;Burleson et al 2019;van de Burgwal et al 2019;Olsson et al 2019;Harrison et al 2018;Chasanidou et al 2018;Reinhardt and Gurtner 2018;Ilonen et al 2018;Al-edenat 2018;Holis et al 2018;Geyskens et al 2009;Cowell et al 2018;Al-Husseini and Elbeltagi 2018;Tu 2018;Perenyi et al 2018;Grimpe et al 2017;Kılkış 2017;Bala and Venkatesh 2017;Lucas et al 2016;Kopcha et al 2016;Boerchers et al 2016;Klingebiel and Joseph 2016;McCarthy et al 2016;Swartz et al 2016;Bakhshi et al 2015;Udawatta et al 2015;Timma et al 2015;Owusu-Manu e...…”

Section: Discussion Of the Results Of Systematic Literature Review An...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Innovation, Internationalization and Entrepreneurship

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“…Partially mixed dominant sequential methods occur when one of the methods used in the sequential system is treated as more important in determining the results of the entire study. This type of method is very popular in our article database because it was used in 47 articles (Hankammer et al 2019;Teixeira et al 2019;Jensen 2011;Blindenbach-Driessen et al 2010;Lagos and Kutsikos 2011;Radovanović et al 2017;Wu 2016a, 2016b;Bouette and Magee 2015;Teirlinck and Spithoven 2013;Walwyn et al 2019;Almeida et al 2019;Ghezzi 2019;Duarte and Pinho 2019;Burleson et al 2019;van de Burgwal et al 2019;Olsson et al 2019;Harrison et al 2018;Chasanidou et al 2018;Reinhardt and Gurtner 2018;Ilonen et al 2018;Al-edenat 2018;Holis et al 2018;Geyskens et al 2009;Cowell et al 2018;Al-Husseini and Elbeltagi 2018;Tu 2018;Perenyi et al 2018;Grimpe et al 2017;Kılkış 2017;Bala and Venkatesh 2017;Lucas et al 2016;Kopcha et al 2016;Boerchers et al 2016;Klingebiel and Joseph 2016;McCarthy et al 2016;Swartz et al 2016;Bakhshi et al 2015;Udawatta et al 2015;Timma ...…”

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Mixed Methods Utilisation in Innovation Management Research: A Systematic Literature Review and Meta-Summary

Bracio

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Szarucki

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2020

JRFM

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The main purpose of this article is to explore the application of mixed methods research in the innovation management sub-discipline utilizing a systematic literature review and meta-summary analysis. Regardless of the growing number of studies in innovation management there is still a lack of research that integrates and synthesizes this body of knowledge. Our review of 93 articles from Web of Science and Scopus databases, including content analysis, presents trends and research background in innovation management that use the mixed methods approach. This study addresses the inconsistencies in the literature and presents a holistic picture of what existing empirical studies have found to date. In addition, we have developed an innovation management model based on selected theoretical lenses to enable future researchers in a given area to choose the appropriate method. The results of the meta-summary show that 50.54% articles from our dataset are related to partially mixed dominant sequential methods, 12.90% fully mixed dominant sequential methods and 11.83% fully mixed dominant concurrent methods. We identified several research gaps and provided a future research avenue in the context of innovation management. The article analyzes empirical papers, enables identification of problems in the current research and identifies trends in the area of the studied phenomenon. The results on the topic of mixed methods in innovation management and used tools have indicated that this issue is still in a premature phase but with an upward trend of research development.

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“…Urban sprawl is the typical subject of remote sensing studies, examining the substitution of natural or semi-natural environmental surfaces by artificial ones (Chiang et al 2014). Backward processes, such as the regreening of the industrially modified landscapes and land reclamation, are also assessable using remote sensing (Boerchers et al 2016;Townsend et al 2009). The potential of remote sensing applications in the detection and monitoring of the range of environmental conditions, corresponding to natural, semi-natural or completely artificial landscape elements, therefore, lies in their more accurate accounting.…”

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Deconstructing landscape pattern: applications of remote sensing to physiognomic landscape mapping

Karasov

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Külvik

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Burdun

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2019

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In 1939, Carl Troll pointed out that "air photo interpretation is to a large extent landscape ecology". From that time forward, remote sensing has been applied across different disciplines to comprehend the holistic and dynamic spatial layout of the visual Earth environment. However, its applicability in the domain of landscape character assessment, landscape design and planning is still questionable. The purpose of this paper was to synthesise some historical and current applications of remote sensing for the decomposition of the continual visual landscape from a bird's eye perspective and to explore the potential for bridging geographic processes with visual perception and an appreciation of the landscape pattern. From the point of view of landscape ecology, the organisation of the landscape pattern (namely, the size, shape (form), number, density and diversity, the complexity of landscape elements, and colours and textures of the land cover) is crucial for the cognition of both the visual landscape experience and the geographic processes. There are numerous pieces of evidence from the literature that remote sensing data are widely implemented in the modelling of physiognomic landscape. The synthesis of the literature concludes with perspective directions of remote sensing applications, such as mapping the status of the ecosystem (landscape) services provision, the delineation of the boundaries of the protected areas based on the quality of the Title visual environment, and the assessment of the sustainability of the land use practices, regarding their impact on landscape aesthetics extent.

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Reinvention through regreening: Examining environmental change in Sudbury, Ontario

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Innovation, Internationalization and Entrepreneurship

Innovation, Internationalization and Entrepreneurship

Mixed Methods Utilisation in Innovation Management Research: A Systematic Literature Review and Meta-Summary

Deconstructing landscape pattern: applications of remote sensing to physiognomic landscape mapping

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