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    <subfield code="a">CONTENTS :
Preface vii -- 
An Introduction to the Book, the Field, and Some Perspectives 1 -- 
Opening Statement 2 --  
Background Content 2 -- 
Content and Organization 3 -- 
Landscape Planning, Environmentalism, and Environmental Planning 4 -- 
The Spatial Context: Sides and Regions 5-- 
Finding the Appropriate Scale 5-- 
The Sustainable Systems Dilemma 7 -- 
Case Study: Building Sustainable Communities on Sustainable Landscape Systems 9 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 10 -- 
Chapter 1 --
Landscape Planning: Roots, Problems, and Contents 13 -- 
Introduction: Roots 14 -- 
The Problem: Change and Impact 17 -- 
The Purpose of Planning 19 -- 
Planning Realms: Decision Making, Technical, and Design 19 -- 
Environmental Impact Assessment 20 -- 
Areas of Activity in Landscape Planning 22 -- 
Methods and Techniques 27 -- 
Environmental Ordinances (Bylaws) 28 -- 
The Planning Professions and Participating fields 29 -- 
Case Study: Adapting the EIS to Issues of Natural Gas Drilling in New York State 31 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 34 -- 
Chapter 2 --
The Physiographic Framework of the United States and Canada 35 -- 
Introduction 36 -- 
The Physiographic Framework 36 -- 
The Canadian Shield 39 -- 
The Appalachian Region 42 -- 
The Interior Highlands 46 -- 
The Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plain 47 -- 
The Interior Plains 51 -- 
The Rocky Mountain Region 55 -- 
The Intermontane Region 57 -- 
The Pacific Mountain Region 60 -- 
The Yukon and Coastal Artic Region 63 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 64 -- 
Chapter 3 --
Landscape Form and Function in Planning and Design 67 -- 
Introduction 68 -- 
Essential Systems and Processes of the Landscape 68 -- 
The Nature of Landscape Change 70 -- 
The Concept of Conditional Stability 72 -- 
Perspectives on Site as Landscape 73 --  
Dimensions of the Site as Dynamic Space 74 --  
Sources of Environmental Data for Site Planning 77 --  
Theoretical Perspectives on Landscape 79 -- 
Case Study: Dams, Sustaining Streamflow, and Landscape Equilibria: An Illustration from Fossil Creek, Arizona 85 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 89 -- 
Chapter 4 --
Topography, Slopes, and Land Use Planning 91-- 
Introduction 92 -- 
The Nature of Slope Problems 92 --
Building Slope Maps for Land Use Planning 94 --  
Interpreting Slope Steepness and Form 97 -- 
Assessing Slopes for Stability 100 --  
Applications to Community Planning 104 -- 
Why Slope Maps May Not Work in Some Areas 106 -- 
Case Study: Slope as a Growth-Control Tool in Community Planning 108 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 109 -- 
Chapter 5 --
Assessing Soil for Land Use Planning and Waste Disposal 111 -- 
Introduction 112 -- 
Soil Composition 112 -- 
Soil Texture 113 -- 
Soil Moisture and Drainage 114 -- 
Soil, Landforms, and Topography 116 -- 
Applications to Land Planning 120 -- 
Planning Considerations in Solid Waste Disposal 122 &#x2013; 
Hazardous Waste Regulation and Disposal 126 -- 
Case Study: Mapping Soil at the Site Scale for Private Development 127 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 129 -- 
Chapter 6 --
Sites, Soils, and Wastewater Disposal Systems 131 -- 
Introduction 132 --  
The Soil-Absorption System 132 --  
Environmental Impact and System Design 135 -- 
Mapping Soil Suitability for On-Site Disposal 136 -- 
Alternatives to Standard SAS 139 -- 
Small-Flow Wetland Systems 142 -- 
Case Study: Land Use Implications of On-Site Wastewater Treatment Technologies: Lessons from the Great Lakes Region 143 --
Selected References for Further Reading 146 --   
Chapter 7 --
Groundwater Systems, Land Use Planning, and Aquifer Protection 147 --  
Introduction 148 -- 
Groundwater Sources and Features 148 -- 
Groundwater as a Flow System 151 -- 
Groundwater Withdrawal and Aquifer Impact 155 -- 
Sources of Groundwater Contamination 157 -- 
Applications to Landscape Planning and Design 158 -- 
Community Wellhead Protection 162 -- 
Case Study: GIS and the Management of Groundwater Contamination 163 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 165 -- 
Chapter 8 --
Runoff and Stormwater Management in a Changing Landscape 167 -- 
Introduction 168 -- 
Runoff as Overland Flow 168 -- 
Computing Runoff from a Small Watershed 170 -- 
Using the Rational Method 174 -- 
Other Runoff Models and Concepts 175 -- 
Trends in Stormwater Discharge 177 -- 
Stormwater Mitigation in Development Planning and Design 179 -- 
The Concept of Performance 184 -- 
Comprehensive Water Management Planning 185 -- 
Case Study: A Case for Green Infrastructure in Stormwater Management, Surrey, British Columbia 186 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 188 -- 
Chapter 9 --
Watersheds, Drainage Nets, and Land Usage Planning 191 -- 
Introduction 192 -- 
The Organization of Networks and Basins 192 -- 
Mapping the Drainage Basin 195 -- 
Land Use Alterations of Small Drainage Basins 196 -- 
Watershed Planning and Management Considerations 199 -- 
Framing a Plan for the Small Drainage Basin 203 -- 
Case Study: Watershed Concepts Applied to Industrial Site Management, Saltillo, Mexico 204 -- 
208 Selected References for Further Reading 208 -- 
Chapter 10 --
Streamflow, Floodplains, Flood Hazard, and Land Use Planning 209 -- 
Introduction 210 -- 
Sources of Streamflow 210 -- 
Methods of Broadcasting Streamflow 213 -- 
The Size and Shape of Valleys and Floodplains 217 --
Applications to Land Planning and Design 219 -- 
Small Basin Floodplain Mapping 222 -- 
Case Study: Flood Risk and the Impacts of Fire in a Small Forested Watershed, Northern Arizona 224 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 227 -- 
Chapter 11 --
Water Quality and Runoff Considerations in Landscape Management 229 -- 
Introduction 230 --
Pollution Types, Sources, and Measurement 230 -- 
Stormwater, Land Use, and Water Quality 233 -- 
Water Quality Mitigation on Land 235 -- 
Eutrophication of Waterbodies 238 -- 
Lake Nutrient Loading and Land Use 241 -- 
Planning for Water Quality Management in Small Watersheds 244 -- 
Case Study: Sediment and Nutrient Trapping Efficiency of a Constructed Wetland Near Delavan Lake, Wisconsin 248 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 250 -- 
Chapter 12 --
Soil Erosion, Stream Sedimentation, and Landscape Management 253 -- 
Introduction 254 -- 
Soil Erosion, Bioclimate, and Land Use 254 -- 
The Soil Erosion-Sediment Transport Sediment 257 -- 
Principal Factors Influencing Soil Erosion 260 -- 
Computing Soil Erosion from Runoff 262 -- 
Applications to Landscape Planning and Managements 265 -- 
Watershed Management Considerations 268 -- 
Case Study: Erosion and Sediment Control on a Creek Restoration Project, South Lake Tahoe, California 271 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 273 --
Chapter 13 --
Best Management Practices, Local Watersheds, and Development Sites 275 -- 
Introduction 276 -- 
The Watershed Runoff System and BMP Opportunities 276 -- 
The Site-Scale Stormwater System 279 -- 
Production BMPs 280 -- 
Site Removal (Release) BMPs 283 -- 
Delivery BMPs 284 -- 
An Approach to BMP Planning 284 -- 
Toward Green Infrastructure 286 -- 
Case Study: Making the Shift On-Site BMPs: Rainwater Management on a Small Urban Site 288 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 291 -- 
Chapter 14 --
The Riparian Landscape: Streams, Channel Forms, and Valley Floors 293 -- 
Introduction 294 -- 
Hydraulic Behavior of Streams 294 -- 
Stream Erosion and Sediment Transport 296 -- 
Channel Dynamics and Patterns 298 -- 
Channel Forms, Meanders, and Related Processes 300 -- 
Floodplain Formation and Features 305 -- 
Riparian and Channel Habitats 306 --
Management Problems and Guidelines 308 -- 
Case Study: Stormwater Management and Channel Restoration in an Urban Watershed 314 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 316 -- 
Chapter 15 --
The Coastal Landscape: Shoreline Systems, Landforms, and Management Considerations 319 -- 
Introduction 320 -- 
Wave Action, Currents, and Longshore Sediment Transport 320 -- 
Net Sediment Transport and Sediment Mass Balance 325 -- 
Trends in Shoreline Change 326 -- 
Sand Dune Formation and Nourishment 328 -- 
Applications to Coastal Zone Planning and Management 331 -- 
Site Management Considerations 336 -- 
Case Study: In Search of Green Alternatives to Conventional Engineered Shore Protection: The Rootwall Concept 340 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 343 -- 
Chapter 16 --
Solar Climate Near the Ground: Landscape and the Built Environment 345 -- 
Introduction 346 -- 
Sun Angle and Incident Radiation 346 -- 
Variations in Sun Angle with Seasons and Topography 347 -- 
Radiation Balance and Solar Heating 350 --
Implications for Land Use, Vegetation, and Soil 354 -- 
Implications for Buildings and Living Environments 354 -- 
Case Study: Solar Considerations in Midlatitude Residential Landscape Design 358 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 360 -- 
Chapter 17 --
 Microclimate, Climate Change, and the Urban Landscape 363 --
Introduction 364 -- 
The Urban Heat Island 364 -- 
Climatic Variations Within the Urban Region 366 -- 
Air Pollution Management in the Urban Region 373 -- 
Climate Considerations in Urban Planning 375 -- &#x2013;
Climate Criteria for Urban Planning and Design 376 --
Case Study: Modifying Urban Climate and Reducing Energy Use Through Landscape Design 381 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 383 -- 
Chapter 18 --
Ground Frost, Permafrost, Land Use, and Environment 385 -- 
Introduction 386 -- 
Daily and Seasonal Variations in Soil Heat 387 -- 
Controls on Soil Heat and Ground Frost 388 --
Permafrost 393 -- 
Land Use and Frozen Ground 394 -- 
Planning and Design Applications 397 -- 
Climate Change in a Permafrost Landscape 399 -- 
Case Study: Permafrost and the Trans-Alaska Pipeline 401 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 403 -- 
Chapter 19 --
Vegetation, Land Use, and Environmental Assessment 405 -- 
Introduction 406 -- 
Description and Classification of Vegetation 406 -- 
Trends in Vegetation Change 407 --
The Concept of Sensitive Environments 413 -- 
vegetation as a Tool in Landscape Planning and Design 414 -- 
Approaches to Vegetation Analysis 419 -- 
Sampling Vegetation 421 --
Vegetation and Environmental Assessment 422 -- 
Case Study: Vegetation and Wildlife Habitat in Residential Planning, Central Texas 423 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 426 -- 
Chapter 20 --
Landscape Ecology, Land Use, and Habitat Conversation Planning 429 -- 
Introduction 430 -- 
The Biogeographical Foundation 430 --
habitat, Land Use, and Biodiversity 432 -- 
Endangered, Threatened, and Protected Species 436 -- 
Patterns and Measures of Landscape Fragmentation 437 --   
Habitat Conservation Planning 440 --
Case Study: Marsh Restoration for Bird Habitat in the Fraser River Delta, British Columbia 443 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 445 -- 
Chapter 21 --
Wetlands, Habitat, and Land Use Planning 447 --  
Introduction 448 --
Wetland Management Rationale 448 --
Wetland Hydrology 449 --
The Wetland Ecosystem 450 --
Wetland Types and Settings 452 --
Comprehensive Wetland Classification System 455 -- 
Wetland Mapping 458 -- 
Management and Mitigation Considerations 459 -- 
Case Study: In Search of Better Wetland Regulation and Management 462 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 465 -- 
Chapter 22 --
Framing the Land Use Plan: A Systems Approach 467 -- 
Introduction 468 -- 
Getting a Handle on Systems 469 -- 
Framing Space in a Watershed 473 -- 
Designing Conceptual Alternatives 476 -- 
Testing and Evaluating Concept Plans 476 -- 
Advancing the Plan 477 -- 
Case Study: The Mountain watershed Variation 479 -- 
Selected References for Further Reading 481 -- 
Glossary 483 --
Credits 499 -- 
Index 501 -- 
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