@Conference Paper {10600,
	title = {Space, Place and Landscape: dynamic modelling of cultural preferences for site selection / Espace, place et paysage : mod{\'e}le dynamique de repr\&},
	year = {1997},
	address = {Saskatoon},
	abstract = {This paper examines a dynamic approach to initiating settlement pattern analyses of the Princess Point Complex in southern Ontario, dating to circa AD 500 to 1000. This approach employs a GIS to model decision-making over space and time to determine cultural preferences for site selection. The dynamic model combines content and context; using measurable variables from sites and surveys, and behavioural variables associated with the cultural perception of site (place) and non-site (space) landscapes. The preliminary results of the project will be discussed together with an exploration of the relationship between environmental perception and site location.},
	author = {DIETERMAN, Frank A.}
}
