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US Forest Service and National Park Service Wilderness Aircraft Overflight Study: Sociological background and study plans
| 题名： | US Forest Service and National Park Service Wilderness Aircraft Overflight Study: Sociological background and study plans |
| 作者： | Harrison, Robin T.; Hartmann, Lawrence |
| 关键词： | service；national；iologic；study；rest；wild；gica；light；round；park |
| 摘要： | The background and sociological aspects of the combined U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service Wilderness Aircraft Overflight Study (WACOS) are presented. The WACOS broaches a new area of research by combining aspects of outdoor recreation sociology and aircraft noise response studies. The tasks faced create new challenges and require innovative solutions. Background information on the WACOS is presented with special emphasis on sociological considerations. At the time of this writing, no data have yet been collected, so this paper will present background information, related issues, and plans for data collection. Some recent studies indicate that managers of Forest Service wildernesses and National Park Service areas consider aircraft overflights to be a problem to their users in some areas. Additional relevant background research from outdoor recreation sociology is discussed, followed by presentation of the authors' opinions of the most salient sociological issues faced by this study. The goals and desired end products are identified next, followed by a review of the methods anticipated to be used to obtain these results. Finally, a discussion and conclusion section is provided. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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