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Assessing scenery as a natural resource: Causes of variation in Linton's Method
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  • 1968The assessment of scenery as a natural resource161 cited
  • 1975Landscape Evaluation in Practice: The Case of South-East Devon20 cited
  • 1975The objectivity of Linton type methods of assessing scenery as a natural resource15 cited
  • 1974A critique of Linton's method of assessing scenery as a natural resource14 cited

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