Future novel threats and opportunities facing UK biodiversity identified by horizon scanning¶
Sutherland, W. J., Bailey, Bainbridge, Brereton, Dick, & Drewitt. (2008). Future novel threats and opportunities facing UK biodiversity identified by horizon scanning. Journal of Applied Ecology, 45(3), 821-833.
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- Horizon Scanning
- Effective scanning combines automated source monitoring (using text-mining, patent-analysis, social-media topic-detection tools) with expert-network input (scientists, industry practitioners, policy analysts contributing signals from their domains) and structured environment monitoring (attendance at industry conferences, monitoring of regulatory consultations, academic-publication tracking, supplier-ecosystem observation), as Sutherland et al. (2008) demonstrate in their canonical horizon-scanning exercise for emerging environmental threats.
This sourceCanonical horizon-scanning exercise: combines automated literature monitoring with expert-network elicitation and structured triage to identify emerging environmental threats.
- Effective scanning combines automated source monitoring (using text-mining, patent-analysis, social-media topic-detection tools) with expert-network input (scientists, industry practitioners, policy analysts contributing signals from their domains) and structured environment monitoring (attendance at industry conferences, monitoring of regulatory consultations, academic-publication tracking, supplier-ecosystem observation), as Sutherland et al. (2008) demonstrate in their canonical horizon-scanning exercise for emerging environmental threats.
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