Gernot Stoeglehner
Biographic Data
| ID | 6273734 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gernot Stoeglehner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gernot |
| FAMILY NAME | Stoeglehner |
| SIGNATURE | STOEGLEHNER G |
| AFFILIATIONS | BOKU University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2613-1079 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
AI in strategic planning and assessment – a game changer in decision-making or a risk for reproduction of hidden biases
1. Climate change, loss of biodiversity, and human health crises interrelate in a ‘polycrisis-dynamics’ that challenges policy making and planning to a large extent (Zaki et al. 2024). Against this
Emerging role of artificial intelligence in the future of impact assessment
Dear Readers,The Genie is out of the bottle! The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already widespread and no longer a peripheral technology. AI has now moved to be at the centre of innovations
Reducing gender inequalities through land titling? The case of Gozamin Woreda
The government has implemented a land titling program by the name of women and men. • Land titling contributes positively to reduce gender disparities in access to land and natural resources. • Women are highly aware of their land rights after land titling program. • Civil servants behavior and customary/patriarchic ideologies of the local people hinder the effective implementation of land titling program. • To empower women’s access to land and …
Strategicness – the core issue of environmental planning and assessment of the 21 st century
Environmental problems like climate change, loss of bio-productive land or loss of biodiversity are very likely to become the main drivers for environmental protection and are "strategic" by themselves, as they cannot be examined and solved on single use cases applying location and technical alternatives of projects – as normally applied for projects subject to environmental impact assessment. These "strategic" environmental problems have to be a…
Enhancing SEA effectiveness
The Australian Government introduced a new project-based EIA regime in July 2000. Since its introduction, there has been a robust debate about its environmental effectiveness. To add to this debate, a survey was conducted of proponents of projects that were regulated under the regime between 16 July 2000 and 10 June 2009. The survey sought proponents' views on whether the regime improved the environmental outcomes of regulated actions and the cos…
SEA and planning
As the field of SEA has matured, the focus has moved from the development of legislation, guidelines and methodologies towards improving effectiveness of the implementation of SEA. Measuring, and of course achieving, effectiveness is a complex and challenging task. This paper suggests that SEA professionals need to consider 'democratic effectiveness' as well as 'environmental effectiveness' in both 'direct' and 'indirect' outputs. The effectivene…
Implementing ecological footprinting in decision-making processes
The SEA-Directive and the SEA-Protocol adopted to spatial planning—similarities and differences
Reducing gender inequalities through land titling? The case of Gozamin Woreda
The government has implemented a land titling program by the name of women and men. • Land titling contributes positively to reduce gender disparities in access to land and natural resources. • Women are highly aware of their land rights after land titling program. • Civil servants behavior and customary/patriarchic ideologies of the local people hinder the effective implementation of land titling program. • To empower women’s access to land and …
The SEA-Directive and the SEA-Protocol adopted to spatial planning—similarities and differences
Implementing ecological footprinting in decision-making processes
The SEA-Directive and the SEA-Protocol adopted to spatial planning—similarities and differences
Implementing ecological footprinting in decision-making processes
SEA and planning
As the field of SEA has matured, the focus has moved from the development of legislation, guidelines and methodologies towards improving effectiveness of the implementation of SEA. Measuring, and of course achieving, effectiveness is a complex and challenging task. This paper suggests that SEA professionals need to consider 'democratic effectiveness' as well as 'environmental effectiveness' in both 'direct' and 'indirect' outputs. The effectivene…
Enhancing SEA effectiveness
The Australian Government introduced a new project-based EIA regime in July 2000. Since its introduction, there has been a robust debate about its environmental effectiveness. To add to this debate, a survey was conducted of proponents of projects that were regulated under the regime between 16 July 2000 and 10 June 2009. The survey sought proponents' views on whether the regime improved the environmental outcomes of regulated actions and the cos…
Strategicness – the core issue of environmental planning and assessment of the 21 st century
Environmental problems like climate change, loss of bio-productive land or loss of biodiversity are very likely to become the main drivers for environmental protection and are "strategic" by themselves, as they cannot be examined and solved on single use cases applying location and technical alternatives of projects – as normally applied for projects subject to environmental impact assessment. These "strategic" environmental problems have to be a…
Reducing gender inequalities through land titling? The case of Gozamin Woreda
The government has implemented a land titling program by the name of women and men. • Land titling contributes positively to reduce gender disparities in access to land and natural resources. • Women are highly aware of their land rights after land titling program. • Civil servants behavior and customary/patriarchic ideologies of the local people hinder the effective implementation of land titling program. • To empower women’s access to land and …
AI in strategic planning and assessment – a game changer in decision-making or a risk for reproduction of hidden biases
1. Climate change, loss of biodiversity, and human health crises interrelate in a ‘polycrisis-dynamics’ that challenges policy making and planning to a large extent (Zaki et al. 2024). Against this
Emerging role of artificial intelligence in the future of impact assessment
Dear Readers,The Genie is out of the bottle! The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already widespread and no longer a peripheral technology. AI has now moved to be at the centre of innovations
Environmental planning (7 works) · Environmental Science (7 works) · Environmental and Social Impact Assessments (6 works) · Environmental resource management (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Environmental impact assessment (3 works)