Place & Purpose 2009
Applying landscape science to Natural Resource Management
This is the second Place and Purpose Symposium that will bring together people interested in the latest developments and research on Natural Resource Management and Planning.
The Symposium builds upon the success of the first event held in Bendigo 2007 and provides the opportunity to interact with the expertise and technology of the Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute (SSSI). The Symposium is being organised by the South Australian Landscape Science Cluster with support from SSSI's Spatial Information and Cartography Commission and will feature two days of quality presentations from key note speakers, regional NRM personnel and researchers.
The first day is designed to highlight the context, experiences and new developments in tools and processes being applied in regions around Australia. A feature of the afternoon sessions will be a focus on the application of remote sensing to assist planning and monitoring in regions.
The second day of the Symposium will feature keynote speakers who will bring national and international perspectives to the developing science of integrated landscape management. These speakers will be complemented by presentations on new technical developments and tools that can be applied to better planning and management of these complex regional systems with changing climate.
The Landscape Science Cluster has formed in South Australia to promote the development of new and improved technologies to help improve the condition of our natural resources.
As part of the Place and Purpose Symposium, The Environment Institute will be placing select seminars online as podcasts, available here.
Useful Links
- Place and Purpose Symposium, Bendigo 2007
- Lower Murray Landscape Futures
- Audiovisual material from Adelaide 2009


















