The purpose of this chapter is to provide an overview of contemporary landscape-quality assessment methods. Several reviews of the pertinent literature are available (Arthur, Daniel, & Boster, 1977; Brush, 1976; Fabos, 1971; Feimer, 1983; Palmer, 1981; Redding, 1973; Wohlwill, 1976). However, research and application in landscape assessment is a very active field and new issues and methods appear frequently. Furthermore, the field has matured to a point where several different underlying conceptual models can be identified as a means for organizing and evaluating the growing number of specific methods and techniques.
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Daniel, T. C., & Vining, J. (1983). Methodological Issues in the Assessment of Landscape Quality. In Behavior and the Natural Environment (pp. 39–84). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-3539-9_3
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