Environmental Indicators
While on sabbatical leave at Kuopio University, Finland, and being involved with the organization called ISEI (International Society of Environmental Indicators), I reached the conclusion that a concentrated effort articulated in a book on various environmental indicators does not exist on the gl...
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| Ngôn ngữ: | English |
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Springer
2015
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| Truy cập trực tuyến: | https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/thuvienso/handle/DLU123456789/56153 |
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| Tóm tắt: | While on sabbatical leave at Kuopio University, Finland, and being involved with
the organization called ISEI (International Society of Environmental Indicators),
I reached the conclusion that a concentrated effort articulated in a book on various
environmental indicators does not exist on the global bookshelf, and this is the time
to put one together!
Following discussions with my ISEI colleague Prof. Em. Osmo Ha ¨nninen from
Finland, a veteran and highly active member of our organization (ISEI), an outlook
list was composed, which was intended to be covered later by various international
authors (known as experts in their field). Now, in retrospect, we should say that it
was not an easy task, as we had to decide which subjects to cover and which to leave
for alternative future opportunities. When the subject list had been consolidated, it
was communicated to various international scientists, and, following their approval,
the book “assemblage” was on its way. I do recall today that in a phone conversation with Dr. Paul Roos (Editorial Director of Environmental Sciences, Springer
Dordrecht), besides expressing his interest, he told me that he thought the proposed
project a very ambitious one, basically meaning that our venture would not be an
easy task. . .. As scientists, we are never hindered by difficulties, but rather the
contrary is true: they make our work more challenging, and therefore, we attacked
the task seriously and stubbornly... |
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