Sect. I. Approaches to Natural Resource Management. Ch. 1. Development of the Spatial Domain in Resource Management. Ch. 2. Spatial Pattern Analysis Techniques -- Sect. II. GIS Requirements or Natural Resource Management. Ch. 3. Multi-scale Framework Data. Harmonizing Framework and Resource Data across Political Boundaries: The Tijuana River Watershed GIS. A Modular Ground Water Modeling System. Locating the Continental Divide Trail in New Mexico. Cartographic Support for Managing Washington State's Aquatic Resources. Ch. 4. Multi-scale Resource Data. Modeling Conservation Priorities in Veracruz, Mexico. Development of a GIS Hydrography Data Base of Phosphorus Transport Modeling in the Lake Okeechobee Watershed. Ch. 5. Indicators of Resources and Landscapes. Global Vegetation Production and Human Activity. Using Population Data to Address the Human Dimensions of Environmental Change -- Sect. III. Translating Applications to Social Significance.

Ch. 6. Multi-scale Economic and Demographic Data. Coping Strategies in the Sahel and Horn of Africa: A Conceptual Model Based on Cultural Behavior and Satellite Sensor Data. Landscape Characterization through Remote Sensing, GIS, and Population Surveys. Societal Dimensions of Ecosystem Management in the South Florida Everglades. People and Place: Dasymetric Mapping Using ARC/INFO. Ch. 7. Modeling. Analyzing Phosphorus Loads and Transport in the Lake Okeechobee Watershed. Global Commons Risk Assessment. Planning Emergency Response at a Federal Laboratory.