论文信息 - Using case-based reasoning methodology to maximise the use of knowledge to solve specific rangeland problems☆

Using case-based reasoning methodology to maximise the use of knowledge to solve specific rangeland problems☆

Abstract This paper describes a participatory research process designed to gather and structure community knowledge (local and scientific) into a single accessible decision support system, based on case-based reasoning methodologies. Special reference is made to the continuous enhancement of the knowledge base through research (by scientists), and implementation and monitoring of management action outcomes (by land managers).

Will Allen | Ockie J. H. Bosch | K. Kellner | R. S Gibson

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