R. Ribe

发表

In-stand scenic beauty of variable retention harvests and mature forests in the U.S. Pacific Northwest: the effects of basal area, density, retention pattern and down wood.

R. Ribe, 2009, Journal of environmental management.

Contributions of cultural services to the ecosystem services agenda

R. Costanza, J. Boyd, T. Elmqvist, 2012, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The aesthetics of forestry: What has empirical preference research taught us?

R. Ribe, 1989 .

A management driven investigation of landscape patterns of northern spotted owl nesting territories in the high Cascades of Oregon

R. Ribe, D. Hulse, Roberto Morganti, 1998, Landscape Ecology.

Aesthetic perceptions of green-tree retention harvests in vista views: The interaction of cut level, retention pattern and harvest shape

R. Ribe, 2005 .

Perceptions of forestry alternatives in the US Pacific Northwest: Information effects and acceptability distribution analysis $

R. Ribe, 2006 .

Themes and trends in visual assessment research: Introduction to the Landscape and Urban Planning special collection on the visual assessment of landscapes

R. Ribe, P. Gobster, J. Palmer, 2019, Landscape and Urban Planning.

Dissecting perceptions of wind energy projects: A laboratory experiment using high-quality audio-visual simulations to analyze experiential versus acceptability ratings and information effects

U. Wissen Hayek, Adrienne Grêt-Regamey, Reto Pieren, 2018 .

Spatially and socially segmenting private landowner motivations, properties, and management: A typology for the wildland urban interface

Bart R. Johnson, R. Ribe, Max Nielsen-Pincus, 2015 .

A test of uniqueness and diversity visual assessment factors using judgement‐independent measures

R. Ribe, 1986 .

Clearfell controversies and alternative timber harvest designs: how acceptability perceptions vary between Tasmania and the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

R. Ribe, K. Williams, R. Ford, 2013, Journal of environmental management.

Regeneration harvests versus clearcuts: Public views of the acceptability and aesthetics of Northwest Forest Plan harvests

R. Ribe, 1999 .

Views of Old Forestry and New Among Reference Groups in the Pacific Northwest

R. Ribe, M. Y. Matteson, 2002 .

Is Scenic Beauty a Proxy for Acceptable Management?

R. Ribe, 2002 .

Exploring psychophysical measurement in landscape aesthetics: Validity, reliability and signal detection via single-versus opposing-construct rating scales, with or without zeros

R. Ribe, 2022, Journal of Environmental Psychology.

Can Professional Aesthetic Landscape Assessments Become More Truly Robust? Challenges, Opportunities, and a Model of Landscape Appraisal

R. Ribe, 2018 .

The Consequential Role of Aesthetics in Forest Fuels Reduction Propensities: Diverse Landowners’ Attitudes and Responses to Project Types, Risks, Costs, and Habitat Benefits

Bart R. Johnson, R. Ribe, D. Hulse, 2022, Land.

The scenic impact of key forest attributes and long-term management alternatives for hardwood forests

R. Ribe, 1991 .

Public perceptions of west-side forests: improving visual impact assessments and designing thinnings and harvests for scenic integrity

Robert G. Ribe, R. Ribe, 2013 .

Do Landscape Assessments Need to Account for Environmental Attitudes and Demographics? Scenic Beauty Perceptions of Old-growth and Harvested Forests by Ecotopian Versus Timber Subcultures in the U.S. Pacific Northwest

R. Ribe, 2011 .

Scenic Vistas and the Changing Policy Landscape: Visualizing and Testing the Role of Visual Resources in Ecosystem Management

Paul H. Gobster, Robert G. Ribe, Edward T. Armstrong, 2002, Landscape Journal.

On the possibility of quantifying scenic beauty — A response

Robert G. Ribe, R. Ribe, 1982 .

A General Model for Understanding the Perception of Scenic Beauty in Northern Hardwood Forests

Robert G. Ribe, R. Ribe, 1990, Landscape Journal.

On the possibility of strong versus weak quantification of scenic beauty—a further response to carlson

Robert G. Ribe, R. Ribe, 1986 .

Forecasting Trajectories of Fabricated and Natural Capital: A Political Economic Model of Doomsday, Social-ecological Resilience and Green Innovation

R. Ribe, 2020 .