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Four shareworthy SEPR scenario ideas
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In this communication article, we share our scenario ideas at the request of the journal editor. These are (1) a scenario for building sustainable suburbs; (2) a counterfactual scenario for coping with the super wicked COVID problem; (3) envisioning alternative futures of cultural ecosystem services supplies in Southwestern Ghana; and (4) a path toward writing successful scenarios. The ideas will be fully developed in due course into scholarly articles for the journal.
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is the Crossways Professor of City and Regional Planning at the University of Pennsylvania, USA, where he directs the concentration in Land Use Planning and Environmental Planning. He is the author of The Environmental Planning Handbook (American Planning Association, 2014) and When City and Country Collide: Managing Growth in the Metropolitan Fringe (Island Press, 1999).
is a PhD candidate at the Institute of Geosciences and Geography, Martin Luther Universität, Germany. He is the Deputy Director of Hen Mpoano ( www.henmpoano.org), an NGO in Ghana, where his work involves supporting governments, private sectors, and the civil society in coastal and marine ecosystem governance through capacity building and research.
is a professor emeritus of landscape architecture at Texas A&M University, USA. His research and practice activities have focused on collaborative process for the resolution of large-scale environmental planning, conservation, and urban design projects. He is the author of Landscape Architecture Theory: An Ecological Approach.
(Formerly with IBM) is now a DITA and XML consultant with Learning by Wrote ( http://www.learningbywrote.com/), based in Mason, Texas, USA . Don consults on content design and engineering and is a regular public speaker and thought leader.
is a professor of sustainable landscape development at the Martin Luther Universität, Germany. Her research focuses on integrative landscape modeling, ecosystem services assessment, land-use impact assessment, and participatory urban and regional spatial planning. She has extensive research experience on projects in Europe, Africa, Asia, and Latin-America .
is a research program manager at Hen Mpoano, where his focus has been on the science and praxis of quantitative landscape pattern analysis, spatial planning, and landscape governance. His scientific research expertise includes GIS and remote sensing applications, spatial modelling and development and applications of landscape metrics.
is a researcher at the Institute of Geosciences and Geography, Martin Luther Universität, Germany. She is specialized in land-use modeling, scenario development, and ecosystem service assessment and currently working on international research consortium projects between Germany and countries in Asia and Latin America.
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