In environmental participatory modeling (PM), both computer and non-computer-based
modeling techniques are used to aid participatory problem description, solution, and …

Complex systems simulations can support collaborative water planning by allowing
stakeholders to jointly see hidden effects of land-and water-use decisions on groundwater …

Problem, research strategy, and findings The COVID-19 pandemic temporarily shifted
participatory planning processes from face-to-face to online meetings. Prior to the pandemic …

Participatory modeling is a collaborative approach to formalize shared representations of a
problem and, through the joint modeling process, design, and test solutions. This approach …

Many of the remaining mechanisms for reducing land-based nitrogen release in coastal
communities depend on behavior change, social acceptance, and public support of …

In this Viewpoint, I develop the concept of the rents of Whiteness as a tool that urban
planners can use when evaluating land use issues. The exclusionary power conferred by …

Mitigating non‐point source nitrogen in coastal estuaries is economically, environmentally,
logistically, and socially challenging. On Cape Cod, Massachusetts, nitrogen management …

The role of planning support systems has become closely aligned with the dominant
theoretical paradigms–primarily collaborative planning and communicative rationality–within …

The evolution of urban planning education in the United States has undergone four eras:
First, from the early to mid-twentieth century, professionals from select disciplines and fields …

This paper explores how spatial judgments impacted planning and policy-making by
studying how stakeholders on Cape Cod, Massachusetts considered cross-scale …