University of Alberta Research into Using Reverse Auctions to Better Allocate Funding for Wetlands Restoration

Image via Wikipedia

Here at the Reverse Auction Research Center (http://reverseauctionresearch.blogspot.com/), we want to update you on the latest academic investigations into the use of reverse auctions in all fields.

This is a very interesting piece of research, wherein a University of Alberta graduate student, Katherine Packman, has recently published her thesis on using reverse auctions in the public sector for wetlands restoration funding allocation decisions. 

You can read the abstract of her thesis ("Investigation of Reverse Auctions for Wetland Restoration in Manitoba") by clicking on the link below:

University of Alberta Libraries: Item 10048/1434

And, get your printer and a venti-sized cup of coffee to look at her full thesis by downloading the free .pdf from their library site.

David

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Related articles by Zemanta

• Trapped Alberta farmer freed from combine (cbc.ca)
• Moving closer to outdoor recreation not a recipe for being more physically active (eurekalert.org)
• Alberta to review oil sands water data (financialpost.com)
• Independent scientists will review Alberta's data on oilsands water pollution (canada.com)
• Off to Banff!! (r-bloggers.com)
• Farmer stuck in combine 'chipper and alert' at Edmonton hospital (windsorstar.com)
• Alberta to review oilsands water data (cbc.ca)
• Dalhousie, University of Alberta crack international list (canada.com)