Learning landscape ecology : a practical guide to concepts and techniques /
Landscape ecology continues to grow as an exciting, dynamic ecological d- cipline. With its broadscale emphasis and multidisciplinary approach, la- scape ecology lends itself both to basic research and to applications in land management, land-use planning, wildlife management, ecosystem mana- ment,...
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New York, NY :
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2002
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Learning landscape ecology : a practical guide to concepts and techniques |
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| 505 | 0 | |a and Concepts of Scale -- Scale and Hierarchy Theory -- Collecting Spatial Data at Broad Scales -- to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) -- Models and Causes of Landscape Pattern -- to Markov Models -- Simulating Changes in Landscape Pattern -- Creating Landscape Pattern -- Quantifying Landscape Pattern -- Understanding Landscape Metrics I -- Understanding Landscape Metrics II -- Neutral Landscape Models -- Scale Detection Using Semivariograms and Autocorrelograms -- Disturbance Dynamics -- Landscape Disturbance -- Alternative Stable States -- Organism Response to Landscape Pattern -- Interpreting Landscape Patterns from Organism-Based Perspectives -- Landscape Context -- Landscape Connectivity and Metapopulation Dynamics -- Individual-Based Modeling -- Ecosystem Processes at Broad Scales -- Feedbacks between Organisms and Ecosystem Processes -- Modeling Ecosystem Processes -- Applied Landscape Ecology -- Reserve Design -- Prioritizing Reserves for Acquisition. | |
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