Changing evaluations of flood plain hazard : the Hunter river valley, Australia.

By:

Payne, Robert J

Contributor(s):

Pigram, John J

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: JUL 1981Description: 21p., 8 tables, 2 figs, 18 refsSubject(s):

Subject: Suggests approaches for assessing and evaluating sheltered living environments. First, a multidimensional approach to environmental assessment is described. Second, a set of outcome criteria that can be used to evaluate the effects of environmental dimensions, Several approaches are then explored for utilizing information about environments to increase the fit between people and environments, and to facilitate change in environments.

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Reprinted from Environment and Behavior; July 1981; Vol 13 No 4; pp461-480

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Suggests approaches for assessing and evaluating sheltered living environments. First, a multidimensional approach to environmental assessment is described. Second, a set of outcome criteria that can be used to evaluate the effects of environmental dimensions, Several approaches are then explored for utilizing information about environments to increase the fit between people and environments, and to facilitate change in environments.

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