Titlebook: Benefit Transfer of Environmental and Resource Values; A Guide for Research Robert J. Johnston,John Rolfe,Roy Brouwer Book 2015 Springer Sc

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The Use and Development of Benefit Transfer in Europelation and legislation. We also discuss national and European projects that have further developed benefit transfer guidelines and applied the resulting benefit estimates to specific environmental issues. The goal is to provide a general perspective on the use and continual improvement of benefit tr

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Applied Benefit Transfer: An Australian and New Zealand Policy Perspective on applications within the last two decades and the role of transfer methods within legal, policy and institutional structures. While there has been substantial interest in benefit transfer, the number of practical applications remains limited in both Australia and New Zealand. The limited pool of

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Benefit Transfer for Water Quality Regulatory Rulemaking in the United Statesction Agency (EPA). It begins by explaining the regulatory framework at the EPA and existing guidance on the use of benefit transfer. It then describes how benefit transfer has been applied in practice for water quality RIAs and how that practice has changed over time: from the use of unit value tra

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Applying Benefit Transfer with Limited Data: Unit Value Transfers in Practicegenerally recommend benefit function transfers, these are not always possible. Where unit value transfers are to be performed, appropriate protocols must be followed to select source studies, transfer values, and perform necessary value adjustments. This chapter demonstrates the processes and challe

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Benefit Transfer Combining Revealed and Stated Preference Datate more broadly-applicable benefit functions, leading to potential improvements in transfer reliability and validity. The appropriateness of various types of RP/SP data combinations within benefit transfer has also been subject to disagreement, for example with regard to the potential pooling of the

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Frontiers in Modeling Discrete Choice Experiments: A Benefit Transfer Perspectivecreasingly appealing. The transfer of previously estimated model outputs to new application contexts has the potential to reduce the need for new large-scale data collection in the new application context as well as reduce the effort required to develop new models. As such, significant savings in co

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Ecosystem Services Assessment and Benefit Transferdemonstrate how changes in the environment affect human welfare. When these analyses inform national level, strategic choices, large-scale analyses are required. Such assessments, embracing multiple ecosystem services, will often rely on the transfer of either economic or biophysical models, or both