Applications of GIS and remote sensing in public participation and stakeholder engagement for watershed management

Quinn, Nigel W. T.; Sridharan, Vamsi; Ramirez-Avila, John; Imen, Sanaz; Gao, Huilin; Talchabhadel, Rocky; Kumar, Saurav; McDonald, Walter

doi:10.18174/sesmo.18149

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Applications of GIS and remote sensing in public participation and stakeholder engagement for watershed management

2022
By Quinn, Nigel W. T. ; Sridharan, Vamsi ; Ramirez-Avila, John ; ...
Source: Socio-Environmental Systems Modelling, 4, 18149

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Quinn, Nigel W. T. ; Sridharan, Vamsi ; Ramirez-Avila, John ; Imen, Sanaz ; Gao, Huilin ; ... More +

Quinn, Nigel W. T. ; Sridharan, Vamsi ; Ramirez-Avila, John ; Imen, Sanaz ; Gao, Huilin ; Talchabhadel, Rocky ; Kumar, Saurav ; McDonald, Walter Less -
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The use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing technologies for the development of water quality management programs and for post-implementation assessments has increased dramatically in the past decade. This increase in adoption has been made more accessible through the interfaces of many popular software tools used in the regulation and assessment of water quality. Customized applications of these tools will increase, as ease of access and affordability of directly monitored and remotely sensed datasets improve over time. Concurrently, there is a need for inclusive participatory engagement with stakeholders to achieve solutions to current watershed management challenges.This paper explores the potential of these GISand remote sensing datasets, tools, models, and immersive engagement technologies from other domains, for improving public participation and stakeholder engagement throughout the watershed planning process. To do so, an initial review is presented about the use of GIS and remote sensing in watershed management and its role in impairment identification, model development, and planning and implementation. Then, ways in which GIS and remote sensing can be integrated with stakeholder engagement through (1) leveraging GIS and remote sensing datasets, and (2) stakeholder engagement approaches including outreach and education, modeler-led development, and stakeholder-led involvement and feedback, are discussed. Finally, future perspectives on the potential for transforming public participation and stakeholder engagement in the watershed management process through applications of GIS and remote sensing are presented.
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Geographic Information Systems Remote Sensing Water Quality General Medicine Geographic Information Systems Modelling Remote Sensing Stakeholder Engagement Water Quality
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Socio-Environmental Systems Modelling, 4, 18149
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