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Anneli Hujala and Erja Oksman
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H. Vacik,C. Torresan,T. Hujala,C. Khadka,K. Reynolds
Pág. 442 - 455
Aim of study: Knowledge Management (KM) tools facilitate the implementation of knowledge processes by identifying, creating, structuring, and sharing knowledge through use of information technology in order to improve decision-making. In this contributio...
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T. Hujala,C. Khadka,B. Wolfslehner,H. Vacik
Pág. 270 - 281
Aim of study: This review presents the state-of-art of using computerized techniques for problem structuring (PS) in participatory forest planning. Frequency and modes of using different computerized tool types and their contribution for planning process...
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I. De Meo,F. Ferretti,T. Hujala,A. Kangas
Pág. 304 - 319
Aim of study: Participation of stakeholders is considered an essential element in producing, at different spatial and temporal scales, forest plans accepted by local community and fulfilling the requirements of Sustainable Forest Management. Increasingly...
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