AIM-monitoring : a component of the BLM assessment, inventory, and monitoring strategy

Title Variants

Alternative: AIM monitoring

Alternative: Assessment, inventory, and monitoring strategy

Alternative: Bureau of Land Management assessment, inventory, and monitory strategy component

By

Bobo, Matthew R. , contributor
Karl, Michael G.
Miller, Scott W., , contributor
Spurrier, Carol, , contributor
Taylor, Jason M. (Jason Mitchell), , contributor
Toevs, Gordon R., , contributor
National Operations Center (U.S.) , issuing body
United States. Bureau of Land Management.

Type

Book

Material

Published material

Publication info

Denver, CO, U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, National Operations Center, ℗♭2012

Notes

High-quality information on the status, condition, and trend of natural resources is essential for making sound land management decisions. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) collects this information through an array of resource assessment, inventory, and monitoring efforts that support the bureau's diverse, multiple-use land management needs, at the field level, regional level, and national level.

Contents: High-quality information -- | Need for a new monitoring approach -- | AIM-monitoring : a national, integrated monitoring approach -- | deploying AIM-monitoring : a structured implementation framework -- | What to measure : core and contingent indicators of ecosystem sustainability -- | Where to measure : a statistically valid, scalable sampling design -- | How to measure : consistent methods for collecting the indicators -- | How to measure : remote sensing -- | Interpreting measures : using monitoring data to determine land condition -- | Putting AIM-monitoring into practice : national landscape monitoring, demonstration areas, and related projects -- | Integration of legacy monitoring data -- | Monitoring for adaptive management -- | Related documents.

"BLM/OC/ST-13/001+1735."

Subjects

Bureau of Land Management , Ecosystem management , Environmental monitoring , Management , Planning , Public lands , Remote sensing , Renewable energy sources , Renewable natural resources , United States

Call Number

TJ807.9.U6 A87 2012

Language

English

Identifiers

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.153310
OCLC: 969784077