Titlebook: Landscape Ecological Analysis; Issues and Applicati Jeffrey M. Klopatek,Robert H. Gardner Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New Yor

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A Multiscale Ecological Model for Allocation of Training Activities on U.S. Army Installationse ecology explicitly considers spatial heterogeneity, it follows that models of population dynamics in a landscape context, even those that include only simple dynamics, are analytically intractable. A possible alternative is the use of simulation models” (Fahrig 1991). Both approaches are valuable

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Harvest: A Timber Harvest Allocation Model for Simulating Management Alternatives strategies are especially scrutinized because logging introduces disturbance that can have effects at multiple scales and on many attributes of ecological systems. Both time (when an activity will occur) and space (where an activity will occur) need to be considered simultaneously when evaluating t

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Spatial Concepts, Planning Strategies, and Future Scenarios: A Framework Method for Integrating Landnd in the context of this chapter, this challenge for sustainable landscape planning has also inspired a dialogue between ecologists and landscape planners within the discipline of landscape ecology (Forman 1990a; Golley and Bellot 1991; Vos and Opdam 1993; Hersperger 1994; Langevelde van 1994).

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Spatial Statistics in Landscape Ecologyial autocorrelation, which include “a diagnostic tool for spatial model misspecification; a surrogate for unobserved geographical variables; a nuisance in applying conventional statistical methodology to spatial data series; an indicator of the appropriateness of, and possible artifact of, areal uni

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hanges in biodiversity, and to evaluate sustainable landscape planning for cultural as well as natural settings. Also included are instructional models to assist in teaching.978-1-4612-6804-8978-1-4612-0529-6

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Cross-Boundary Issues to Manage for Healthy Forest Ecosystems the concern about Yellowstone National Park through the 1994 season, in which 34 lives were lost and 1.9 billion ha burned, the extremes in fire activity have become the norm. Then, in 1996, the fires began in the southern United States much earlier then normal and raged unceasingly in the west wel

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