Policy and decision makers dealing with environmental conservation and land use planning often require identifying potential sites for contributing to minimize sediment flow reaching riverbeds. This is the case of reforestation ...

Policy and decision makers dealing with environmental conservation and land use planning often require identifying potential sites for contributing to minimize sediment flow reaching riverbeds. This is the case of reforestation ...

To minimize the sediment flowing to the outlet of a river catchment with minimal effort or cost, the best areas to perform a certain intervention, e.g., afforestation, must be selected. CAMF is a method that performs this ...

Several approaches exist to model the production, transport and delivery of water and sediment flows in watersheds but none of these are dealing with spatial optimality requirements. However, policy and decision makers ...

Identifying optimal sites on raster maps is a complex problem when the sites are larger than the cell size. Optimal sites involves a trade-off between the intrinsic characteristics of individual cells and the spatial ...

A heuristic solution method to identify a predefined number of cells in raster maps optimizing both multiple intrinsic cell characteristics and cell patch compactness (Vanegas et al. in Lect. Notes Comput. Sci. 5072:389-404, ...

Policy and decision makers dealing with environmental conservation and land use planning often require identifying potential sites for contributing to minimize sediment flow reaching riverbeds. This could be one of the ...