Abstract

This special issue explores the evolution of the environmental management in a permanently changing scenario, where many interested parties meet with the purpose of realising their goals and finding solutions or compromises. Against this complex background, environmental scientists and planners have increasingly become aware of the need for decision aid science, in order to retrieve, process and deliver relevant analysis and prompt answers. Parallel to this phenomenon, there has been a sharp increase in the demand of support tools for environmental management and planning.

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