Rosalind Bark
机构: University of East Anglia
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 2,557
H-指数: 26
I10-指数 : 42
出版物: 100
The importance of rebuilding trust in fisheries governance in post-Brexit England
Maximilian Dixon , Gaetano Grilli , Bryce D Stewart , Rosalind H Bark
Marine Policy 161 106034 -106034
2
2024
Investigating revealed preferences for urban waterway conditions: A hedonic property valuation study
Buyani Thomy , Mark Morrison , Roderick Duncan , Rosalind H Bark
Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 68 ( 2) 253 -269
1
2024
Enhancing megacities' resilience to flood hazard through peri-urban nature-based solutions: Evidence from Mexico City
Gloria Soto-Montes-de-Oca , Gustavo M Cruz-Bello , Rosalind H Bark
Cities 143 104571 -104571
2
2023
Assessment of climate change impacts on local economies
Rosalind H Bark
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
7
2009
Inter–sector water trading as a climate change adaptation strategy
Bonnie G Colby , Rosalind H Bark
Water Resources Planning And Management 743 -754
6
2011
Climate, changing snowpack, and the future of winter recreation
Rosalind H Bark , Bonnie G Colby
Routledge 145 -162
3
2012
Applying the WRMA framework in England
Rosalind H Bark , Nancy E Smith
Water Markets 174 -190
2021
Impacts on Human Welfare, Natural and Built Capital and Subsequent Marginal Changes in the Value of Ecosystem Service Outcomes
R Bark , D Hatton MacDonald
2013
Assessment of the ecological and economic benefits of environmental water in the Murray-Darling Basin
T Arthur , Simon Benger , R Bark , A Brown
CSIRO
11
2012
Status of the aquatic ecosystems of the Murray–Darling Basin and a framework for assessing the ecosystem services they provide. An interim report to the Murray–Darling Basin Authority from the CSIRO Multiple Benefits of the Basin Plan Project
ND Crossman , P Rustomji , A Brown , C Pollino
CSIRO: Water for a Healthy Country National Research Flagship
9
2011
Socioeconomic implications of the Guide to the proposed Basin Plan–methods and results overview
J Connor , O Banerjee , J Kandulu , R Bark
Goyder Institute for Water Research Technical Report Series ( 11/3)
9
2011
are subject to threshold effects. For such systems, persistence is the mean time until a threshold is reached. Amitrajeet A. Batabyal
G Soto-Montes-de-Oca , R Bark
Science 37 323 -36
Valuing Private and Public Greenspace Using Remotely Sensed Vegetation Indices
Rosalind H. Bark-Hodgins , Bonnie G. Colby , Daniel E. Osgood
2007 Annual Meeting, July 29-August 1, 2007, Portland, Oregon TN
2007
Do Homebuyers Care about the 'Quality' of Natural Habitats?
Rosalind H. Bark-Hodgins , Bonnie G. Colby , J. Stromberg , Daniel E. Osgood
2005 Annual meeting, July 24-27, Providence, RI
2005
Remotely Sensed Proxies for Environmental Amenities in Hedonic Analysis: What Does “Green” Mean?
Rosalind H. Bark-Hodgins , Daniel E. Osgood , Bonnie G. Colby
Environmental Valuation 191 -209
6
2017
Robust global sensitivity analysis of a river management model to assess nonlinear and interaction effects
L. J. M. Peeters , G. M. Podger , T. Smith , T. Pickett
Hydrology and Earth System Sciences 18 ( 9) 3777 -3785
17
2014
Innovations for Supply Reliability: Role of Inter-Jurisdictional Agreements
Bonnie G. Colby , R. Bark , M. O'Donnell
Western Economics Forum 9 ( 2)
2
2010
Do homebuyers care about the'quality'of natural habitats
RH Bark-Hodgins , DE Osgood , BG Colby , G Katz
American Agricultural Economics Association, Providence, Rhode Island
4
2005
Assessment of the ecological and economic benefits of environmental water in the Murray–Darling Basin
Morrison M. Crossman N , Rustomji P , Chen Y , Brown A
2012
APPENDIX B: VALUING PRIVATE AND PUBLIC GREEN SPACE USING REMOTELY SENSED VEGETATION INDICES
RH Bark-Hodgins , DE Osgood , BG Colby ,
MUDDY WATERS: CASE STUDIES IN DRY LAND WATER RESOURCE ECONOMICS 86 -86
2006