Tourism Potential (GIS)

The purpose of the project was to research tourism potential modelling in other jurisdictions, determine what data is required for modelli...

It was hoped that for modelling purposes there would be appropriate tourist and operator data information that would express the tourism a...

It was hoped that Department of Natural Resource forestry data available through the regional office in Truro could be used. This database...

The 1:50,000 and 1:250,000 digital national topographic system mapping to be used as the base map data for modelling is available from the...

The Nova Scotia Department of Environment and Labour manages protected areas throughout the province and this information is a crucial elem...

There have been previous attempts on a more national scale to rank land in terms of its recreational potential or capability and this was i...

The Integrated Resource Management (IRM) data of the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is a crucial source of information ...

Tourism potential, as determined by the background research presented, was a mix of tourism and natural attractiveness, environmentally su...

The future potential of crown lands within the study area was based on identifying areas of high, medium, low priority. These areas can be...

Through a closer examination of the Integrated Resource Management, and consultation with planning staff involved in its development and a...

The determination of what is tourism potential is a central question that must be answered before model development can occur. It is not an...

Although, some of the methodologies were similar, the case study models were quite different overall. The B.C tourism capability model used...

There were some basic similarities of note that exist between the models discussed. The methodology component of the models was where ther...

The final case study was a nature-based tourism potential model developed in Australia for application within the Grampians National Park (G...

The Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (ROS) was a resource-based GIS model reliant on a data-gathering process with an initial field componen...

The British Columbia report, Visual Resource Assessment A User Guide, can be readily adapted to discussions of tourism potential. Specific...

The methodology for this recreation opportunity spectrum model was divided into four distinct maps: a physical, a social, a managerial set...

For the Pukaskwa test site this primary data consisted of discussions with park staff to gain information about management policies for c...

The Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (ROS) was a resource-based GIS model reliant on a data-gathering process with an initial field compone...

The B.C. Visual Resource Assessment looks at the existing landscape and what impact development will have on the future aesthetics of the ...