1a. Brown, G., McAlpine, C., et al. 2018. Assessing the validity of crowdsourced wildlife observations for
conservation using public participatory mapping methods Link to publication. Biological Conservation.
1b. Brown, G., et al. 2019. Integration of social spatial data to assess conservation opportunities and priorities. Link to publication. Biological Conservation.
1c. Brown, G., et al. 2019. The influence of sampling design on spatial data quality in a geographic citizen science project. Link to publication. Transactions in GIS.
2. Brown, G., and M. Kytta. 2018. Key issues and research priorities in participatory mapping: Toward integration or increased specialization? Link to publication. Applied Geography.
3. Brown, G., Sanders, S., Reed, P. 2018. Using public participatory mapping to inform general land use planning and zoning. Link to publication. Landscape and Urban Planning.
4. Brown, G., Rhodes, J., Dade, M. 2018. An evaluation of participatory mapping methods to assess urban park benefits. Landscape and Urban Planning. Link to article.
5. Brown, G., Glanz, H. 2018. Identifying potential NIMBY and YIMBY effects in general land use planning and zoning Applied Geography. Link to article.
6. Muñoz, L., Hausner, V.H., Brown, G., Runge, C., and P. Fauchald. 2018. Identifying spatial overlap in the values of locals, domestic- and international tourists to protected areas. Tourism Management. Link to article.
7. Engen, S., Runge, C., Brown, G., Fauchald, P., Nilsen, L., Hausner, V. 2018. Assessing local acceptance of protected area management using public participation GIS (PPGIS). Journal for Nature Conservation. Link to article.
8. Kobryn, H., Brown, G., Munro, J. and S. Moore. 2017. Cultural ecosystem values of the Kimberley coastline: An empirical analysis with implications for coastal and marine policy. Ocean and Coastal Management. Link to pre-print of article.
9. Wolf, I, Brown, G., Wohlfart, T. 2017. Applying public participation GIS (PPGIS) to inform and manage visitor conflict along multi-use trails. Journal of Sustainable Tourism. Link to pre-print of article.
10. Karimi, A., Tulloch, A., Brown, G., and Hockings, M. 2017. Understanding the effects of different social data on selecting priority conservation areas. Conservation Biology. Link to pre-print of article.
10a. Karimi, A. and Brown, G. 2017. Assessing multiple approaches for modelling land-use conflict potential from participatory mapping data Land Use Policy. Link to article.
10b. Levin, N., Lechner, A., and Brown, G. 2017. An evaluation of crowdsourced information for assessing the visitation and perceived importance of protected areas. Applied Geography 79: 115-126. Link to pre-print of article.
10c. Loerzel, J., Goedeke,T., Dillard, M., Brown, G. 2017. SCUBA divers above the waterline: Using participatory mapping of coral reef conditions to inform reef management. Marine Policy 76: 79–89. Link to article.
10d. Brown, G., Strickland-Munro, J., Kobryn, H., and S. Moore. 2017. Mixed methods participatory GIS: An evaluation of the validity of qualitative and quantitative mapping methods. Applied Geography 79:153-166. Link to article.
10e. Brown, G., Kangas, K., Juutinen, A., and A. Tolvanen. 2017. Identifying environmental and natural resource management conflict potential using participatory mapping. Society & Natural Resources. Link pre-print of article.
11. Moore, S., Brown, G., Kobryn, H. and Strickland-Munro, J. 2017. Identifying conflict potential in a coastal and marine environment using participatory mapping. Journal of Environmental Management 197:706-718. Link to article.
12. Munro, J., Pearce, J., Brown, G., Kobryn, H., and Moore, S. 2017. Identifying 'public values' for marine and coastal planning: Are residents and non-residents really so different? Ocean & Coastal Management 48:9-21. Link to article.
13. Brown, G., Hausner, V. 2017. An empirical analysis of cultural ecosystem values in coastal landscapes. Ocean & Coastal Management 142:49-60. Link to article.
14. Brown, G., Pullar, D., and Hausner, V. 2016. An evaluation of spatial value transfer methods for identifying cultural ecosystem services. Ecological Indicators Link to pre-print article.
15. Strickland-Munro, J., Kobryn, H., Brown, G., and Moore, S. 2016. Marine spatial planning for the future: Using Public Participation GIS (PPGIS) to inform the human dimension for large marine parks. Marine Policy Link to article.
16. Strickland-Munro, J., Kobryn, H., Moore, S., and Brown, G. 2016. Valuing the wild, remote and beautiful: Using public participation GIS to inform tourism planning in the Kimberley, Western Australia. International Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning Link to article.
17. Zolkafli, A., Liu, Y., and Brown, G. 2017. Bridging the knowledge divide between public and experts using PGIS for land use planning in Malaysia. Applied Geography 83:107-117. Link to article.
18. Zolkafli, A., Brown, G., and Liu, Y. 2017. An evaluation of the capacity-building effects of participatory GIS (PGIS) for public participation in land use planning. Planning Practice & Research (in press). Link to pre-print of article.
19. Zolkafli, A., Brown, G., and Liu, Y. 2017. An evaluation of participatory GIS (PGIS) for land use planning in Malaysia. EJISDC (in press). Link to pre-print of article.
20. Brown, G., Strickland-Munro, J., Kobryn, H., and S. Moore. 2016. Stakeholder analysis for marine conservation planning using Public Participation GIS. Applied Geography. Link to pre-print article.
21. Brown, G., 2016. A review of sampling effects and response bias in internet participatory mapping (PPGIS/PGIS/VGI). Transactions in GIS. Link to article.
22. Brown, G., Hausner, V., Grodzińska-Jurczak, M., Pietrzyk-Kaszyńska, A., Olszańska, A., Peek, B., Rechciński, M., and Lægreid, E. 2015. Cross-cultural values and management preferences in protected areas of Norway and Poland. Journal for Nature Conservation. Link to article.
23. Brown, G., de Bie, K. and Weber, D. 2015. Identifying public land stakeholder perspectives for implementing place-based land management. Landscape and Urban Planning. Link to article.
24. Wolf, I.D., Wohlfart, T., Brown, G., and A. Bartolome Lasa. 2015. The use of public participation GIS (PPGIS) for park visitor management: A case study of mountain biking. Tourism Management. Link to article.
25. Karimi, A., Brown, G., and Hockings, M. 2015. Methods and participatory approaches for identifying social-ecological hotspots. Applied Geography. Link to article.
26. Hausner, V., Brown, G., and Lægreid, E. 2015. Effects of land tenure and protected areas on ecosystem services and land use preferences in Norway. Land Use Policy. Link to article.
27. Brown, G., Hausner, V., and Lægreid, E. 2015. Physical landscape associations with mapped ecosystem values with implications for spatial value transfer: An empirical study from Norway. Ecosystem Services. Link to article.
28. Ramirez-Gomez, S.O.I., Brown, G., Verweij, P.A, and Boot, R. 2016. Participatory mapping of ecosystem service values to identify community use zones. Journal for Nature Conservation. Link to pre-print of article.
29. Brown, G., Raymond, C., and J. Corcoran. 2015. Mapping and measuring place attachment. Applied Geography. Link to article.
30. Brown, G., Weber, D., and K. de Bie. 2014. Is PPGIS good enough? An empirical evaluation of the quality of PPGIS crowd-sourced spatial data for conservation planning. Land Use Policy. Link to article.
31. Brown, G., Fagerholm, N. 2014. Empirical PPGIS/PGIS mapping of ecosystem services: A review and evaluation. Ecosystem Services. Link to article.
32. Brown, G., Weber, D., and K. de Bie. 2014. Assessing the value of public lands using public participation GIS (PPGIS) and social landscape metrics. Link to publication. Applied Geography.
33. Brown, G. 2015. Engaging the wisdom of crowds and public judgment for land use planning using public participation GIS (PPGIS). Australian Planner. Link to article.
34. Lechner, A., Brown, G., and C. Raymond. 2015. Modeling the impact of future development and public conservation orientation on landscape connectivity for conservation planning. Landscape Ecology. Link to pre-print article.
35. Brown, G., and M. Kytta. 2014. Key issues and research priorities for public participation GIS (PPGIS): A synthesis based on empirical research. Link to publication. Applied Geography.
36. Brown, G., Donovan, S., Pullar, D., Pocewicz, A., Toohey, R., and Ballesteros-Lopez, R. 2014. An empirical evaluation of workshop versus survey PPGIS methods. Applied Geography. Link to article.
37. Brown, G., Schebella, M., and D. Weber. 2014. Using Participatory GIS to measure physical activity and urban park benefits. Landscape and Urban Planning. Link to article.
38. Ramirez-Gomez, S., Brown, G. and Tjon Sie Fat, A. 2013. Participatory Mapping with Indigenous Communities for Conservation: Challenges and Lessons from Suriname. The Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries. Link to article.
39. Brown, G. and C. Raymond. 2014. Methods for Identifying Land Use Conflict Potential using Participatory Mapping. Landscape and Urban Planning. Link to article.
40. Brown, G. 2013. The relationship between social values for ecosystem services and global land cover: An empirical analysis. Ecosystem Services. Link to article
41. Brown, G. and S. Donovan. 2013. Escaping the national forest planning quagmire: Using public participation GIS (PPGIS) to assess acceptable national forest use. Journal of Forestry. Link to article.
42. Brown, G. 2013. Analysis of the empirical relationships between spatial and non-spatial preferences for national forest management and place-based values for national forests. Applied Geography. Link to article.
43. Brown, G., M. Kelly, and D. Whitall. 2013. Which “public”? Sampling effects in public participation GIS (PPGIS) and Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) systems for public lands management. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management. Link to article.
44. Brown, G. and S. Donovan. 2013. Measuring change in place values for environmental and natural resource planning using Public Participation GIS (PPGIS): Results and challenges for longitudinal research. Society & Natural Resources. Link to article.
45. Brown, G. and L.Brabyn. 2012. The extrapolation of social landscape values to a national level in New Zealand using landscape character classification. Applied Geography. Link to article.
46. Brown, G. and L. Brabyn. 2012. An analysis of the relationships between multiple values and physical landscapes at a regional scale using public participation GIS and landscape character classification. Landscape and Urban Planning. Link to article.
47. Brown, G. and D. Weber. 2012. A Place-based Approach to Conservation Management using Public Participation GIS (PPGIS). Journal of Environmental Planning and Management. Link to article.
48. Brown, G., and D. Weber. 2012. Measuring Change in Place Values Using Public Participation GIS (PPGIS). Applied Geography. Link to article.
49. Brown, G., Weber, D., Zanon, D., and K. de Bie. 2012. Evaluation of an online (opt-in) panel for Public Participation Geographic Information Systems (PPGIS) surveys. International Journal of Public Opinion Research.Link to article.
50. Brown, G., and D. Weber. 2012. Using Public Participation GIS (PPGIS) on the Geoweb to monitor tourism development preferences. Journal of Sustainable Tourism. Link to article.
51. Brown, G., and P. Reed. 2012. Values Compatibility Analysis: Integrating public values in a forest planning decision support system. Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy. Link to article.
52. Brown, G. 2012. Public Participation GIS (PPGIS) for regional and environmental planning: Reflections on a decade of empirical research. URISA Journal. Link to article.
53. Pocewicz, A., Nielsen-Pincus,M., Brown, G., and R. Schnitzer. 2012. An evaluation of internet versus paper-based methods for Public Participation Geographic Information Systems (PPGIS). Transactions in GIS. Link to article.
54. Brown, G. 2012. An empirical evaluation of the spatial accuracy of public participation GIS (PPGIS) data. Applied Geography.Link to article.
55. Brown, G. 2014. Identifying Landscape Values in Prince William Sound with Public Participation Geographic Information Systems (PPGIS). Unpublished book chapter. Link to publication.
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